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Fixed-Position Layout Hill Methodology Importance-Performance Matrix Improvement Analysis Johnson s Rule Location Techniques Network Analysis... [Pg.194]

AH the above statements are illustrated by Figure 6.2, where a probable mechanism for complex I cytochrome-c-peroxidase formation and conversion is shown. The participation of two water molecules was not shown in the layout (H20 595 and H20 648) [98], One of these molecules (H20 595) is axially bound to iron ion and by hydrogen bonds to His 552 and Trp (tryptophane) 51 fragments. The second molecule (H20 648) is bound by hydrogen bonds to the axial water molecule and Arg 48. It is the authors opinion [98] that fixed positions of these water molecules form something of a model of the enzyme-substrate complex I, in which O2 atom in the substrate RO1—02H substitutes axial water molecule 595, and O1 atom-water molecule 648. [Pg.202]

Positioning of the cordon will require careful consideration of the suspected agent involved, its dispersal method and local environmental factors such as temperature, wind speed and direction, and the layout of the surrounding streets and buildings. The aim should be to contain the incident within a fixed area and to prevent any unauthorised entrance or exit from this zone. The inner cordon is required to contain the immediate vicinity of the incident site and suspected edge of the contaminated area. Movement of personnel and unaffected individuals should be able to continue without risk of contamination or injury outside the inner cordon. The second, outer, cordon will be required to contain the entire incident scene and emergency responses. This may contain several separate incident sites or contaminated areas. Estimates of minimum safe distances for several different chemical agents are shown in Table 5.2. [Pg.242]

The total power of the second core was fixed by the overall layout of the ship Otto Hahn. A change in lattice pitch could only be made satisfactorily if the size of the fuel elements and consequently the proper position of the control rod drives were changed too. Since in the optimum the fuel cycle costs depend not very strongly on the lattice parameters, the basic pin lattice of the first core was also taken for the second core. The main properties, in which the second core is essentially representative for the design of large commercially attractive ship propulsion reactors, are the power density and the burnup, the use of zircalloy for cladding and spacers, and finally the use of finger absorbers in the control elements. [Pg.38]


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