Industrial projects

These are just a few examples, but there are many more. At the moment. Joint Industry Projects are underway to identify and validate NDT methods for certain applications, and to optimise them where necessary. 

OPTIMISE, a joint industry project, supported by EC-ESPRIT funding is such a project, where techniques are identified, optimised and validated for the inspection of bulk carriers, with the aim to increase the inspection scope and thus the safety level, at the same time reducing the time needed for the inspections. 

The project "Non-Invasive Inspection within an Asset Risk Management Strategy" is another joint industry project, funded by EC-THERMIE, representing the current trend towards onstream (non-invasive) inspection in combination with risk-based inspection philosophies to establish component condition. In this project, industry and authorities participate aiming at a beneficial use of today s NDT without sacrificing on safety. 

Study. Their location represents the range of the conditions that should be used in a statistically designed set of experiments for kinetic studies and not actual conditions at the particular location. This way, the same flow is again maintained on all three scales and the troublesome effect of changing flow conditions on scale-up can be eliminated. The proposed idea, for scale-up by scale-down from the view point of the catalyst, was proven to be effective in many industrial projects. 

Recently, some complex geometries were studied as part of the European Community program for MERGE and EMERGE projects and for a joint industry project for the offshore industry. The results of the work should be incor )orated in future discussions of the subject. 

Many industrial buildings, and industrial projects in the broader sense, are completed entirely to the owner s satisfaction in terms of the key criteria of time, cost and quality. It is also true that many are not. There can be various reasons for this some related to the nature of the construction industry in general, some to the performance of professional teams and others related to the manner in which the project was initially set up. The most common cause of problems with the finished product is the way in which the owner s requirements were specified, and this extends to include the selection of the project team. 

The International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) of technical requirements for the registration of pharmaceuticals for human use was established in 1990 as a joint regulatory/industry project to improve, through harmonisation, the efficiency... 

Analytics plays a critical and sometimes underestimated role in the pace and direction of industrial projects. As laboratories are increasingly automated, the management skills of scientists are increasingly relied upon to coordinate a complex and dynamic workplace.107 There are many aspects of project management which are not within the discretion of an analytical manager. The exigencies of project timing and institutional culture, as well as the nature and volume of the sample stream, influence the flow and... 

Styker 8-Wheel Drive Armored Combat Vehicle. Defense Industries, Industry Projects. Available at http//www.army.mil/fact files site/stryker/. PM Recond, Sensor Suite for the XM1135 Nuclear Biological, Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle (NBSRV) Stryker. Joint Program Executive Office, Chemical Biological Defense. Currently available at http //www.jpcocbd.osd.mil/ca nbcrv.htm. 

If these statements are acceptable," I commented to Sprecher, "they prove, too, that Dr. Ambros should have received the notoriety that Hitler himself got for the most infamous industrial project in history, the camp at Auschwitz. But Von Schnitzler himself— "... 

There are over 400 potentially hazardous industrial projects in Ukraine, 27 of which have the highest risk of accidents disasters with catastrophic consequences. During the last three years there have been registered 74 emergency situations of natural character, while there have been 123 records of man-caused emergencies, which is almost twice as many. This is a vivid illustration of the extremely poor technical condition of potentially hazardous installations. 

The latest research on storage tank fire protection is the LASTFIRE Project conducted in the UK. This joint industry project reviewed the fire-risk of large, open top floating roof storage tanks. For additional information on this project, refer to http //www.resprotint.co.uk/. 

Science will scarcely feel this revolution in the short term because of the secrecy in industrial projects and corporate-fimded projects at the university. But man s privacy and trust are seriously at risk following the elucidation of the sequence of the human genome. Defective persons may fece discrimination by employment and health insurance companies. This may pose problems especially to the US citizens because of the lack of a national health care system. Protests against globalization are a sign of the soaring preoccupation by the most exposed, or conscious, society. 

These case studies are an attempt to demonstrate the complexity of the commercialisation of biocatalytic (biotransformations/bioprocessing) processes, and to compare the technical and business factors that all contribute to the success or failure of particular biocatalysis-based industrial projects. This chapter is definitely not a straightforward review of the science involved, such information is mostly readily available from other pnblished sonrces. Instead, in each example some background information has been given, and then important technical and commercial factors that have influenced the snccess or futnre of the prodnct in the market place are highlighted. Examples are inclnded that ... 

Cooperative industry projects are joint efforts with trade associations, businesses, public interest groups, and academia. 

David H. Johnson graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with an Sc.D. in nuclear engineering. Currently senior vice president and chief scientist of EQE International, Inc., Dr. Johnson has more than 20 years of experience in risk-based analysis for industry and government applications. His area of expertise is probabilistic risk assessments, including probabilistic modeling and investigation of the impacts of industrial projects. 

This procedure of COSMO-RS solvent screening, meanwhile, is applied routinely in a number of large chemical companies. One successful COSMO-RS-based solvent replacement has been reported. This is already implemented in an industrial process and saves more than a million Euro per year [102]. Owing to the secrecy restrictions of most industrial projects, it is likely that other successful applications exist, but are unpublished. 

Travis, Anthony S. (1984). The High Pressure Chemists. Wembley, U.K. Brent Schools Industry Project. 

In liquefaction we will have basically a series of industrial projects, industrial technology projects, such as R D, process support, product upgrading, and a large number of relatively small dollar volume but important, and university projects to be transferred and aligning them into coherent work packages for transfer to field. 

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