Measurement planning

Scale model experiments (.Section 12.4) In the case where there is no site to carry out full-scale measurements (planning phase), or it would be too expensive or space-demanding to construct a full-scale experiment (large lacdities/rooms/buildings). 

The selection of instrumentation for a specific task is an important part of measurement planning. The instrumentation consists of measuring probes, the meters to convert the signals from the probes, and some intelligence to guide the... 

Compensating measures Planned means for managing process risk during periods of process operation with known faults or problems that increase risk. 

The next phases are detailed planning of restoration measures, planning of project assessment and project implementation. The final phase, utilization, includes maintenance measures, evaluation of project success, adaptive management and the communication of results. Throughout all phases of the project, the general political and societal framework conditions are taken into account. In short, project managers must deal with complex processes and consider the contextual analysis [7]. 

Total number of measurements planned to be performed if samples are collected and analyzed as planned. 

Schieweck et al. (2007) analyzed biocides in dust samples in different rooms of a museum. A distinction between old and fresh dust was made. While the age of old dust is unknown, fresh dust was defined as dust whose age is determined by the measurement planning and it is known exaetly, usually 1-2 weeks. The concentrations of pentachlorophenol (PCP) and lindane in a sample of old dust taken direetly firom a sculpture were exceptionally high with 117 and 14 pg g , respectively. In the fresh dust samples taken from the floor, considerably high concentration up to 30 for PCP and 5 pg g for lindane were also found, which probably resulted from the intensive treatment of the wooden sculpture for purposes of conservation. This result gave evidence for a possible exposure of museum staff and visitors. 

Performance of the measurements according to the measurement plan. Analysis and evaluation of the sampHng tubes. 

In order to perform a series of measurements in a defined working environment, the establishment of a measurement plan has proved itself In the measurement plan, all relevant locations for measuring should be listed with detailed information on... 

To avoid any inconsistencies in the final results, one should only deviate from the measurement plan after consultation with the responsible person. All activities of the workers should be recorded and documented in detail as much as possible otherwise the results may not be interpretable. The use of a form as a standardized work description for the documentation of all tasks during a measurement has been proved to be valuable in practice. It should include the person s name. In most cases not every member of a work force can be used for measurements. Therefore it is important to select representative test persons belonging to a similar exposure group. 

It has to be stated, however, that substances which are covered by the continuous measurement system must be controlled separately according to the control measurement plan. 

We must continue the work to develop an expanded base of research quality data on orifice flow coefficients. This work is cnrrently nnderway bnt its completion is essential to several other aspects of the broad measurement plan. 

Mesenbourg, T. L., Measuring Electronic Business Definitions, Underlying Concepts, and Measurement Plans, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC. 

Initiation of the sales and service phase signals the accomplishment of several important objectives. The product or system will have been successfully tested, verified, demonstrated, and evaluated. In addition, the issues of viabUity, acceptability, and validity will have been framed, measurements planned, and initial measurements executed. These initial measurements, beyond the framing and planning, will have exerted a strong influence on the nature of the product or system. 

In this phase, one is in a position to gain closure on viabUity, acceptability, and validity. One can make the measurements necessary to determining whether the product or system really solves the problem that motivated the design effort, solves it in an acceptable way, and provides benefits that are greater than the costs of acquisition and use. This is accomplished using the measurement plan that was framed in the naturalist phase, developed in the marketing phase, and refined in the engineering phase. 

Breath monitoring maybe used to assess exposures to solvents either qualitatively or quantitatively. Qualitative information may be useful when exposure to a number of solvents is suspeeted. For qualitative purposes, eiflier mixed-exhaled or end-exhaled air samples may be used. Provided that flie sample collection and the analytical techniques are appropriate, a list of solvents may be thus identified and quantitative measurements planned. 

Conduct personal one-on-one meetings with at-risk employees. Develop performance measurements, plans, and/or initiate corrective action. 

An initial set of measurements has been carried out to evaluate the effect on measured core physics parameters of the configurationai heterogeneity differences between the nornial pbte-form ZPR fast critical assemblies and rodded assemblies typical of a Pua-PuOa-fueled LMFBR. These measurements are the first set of a series of heterogeneity measurements planned for the ANL LMFBR Demonstration Plant Critical Experiments Program currently underway on ZPR-6 (Assembly 7) and ZPPR (Assemblies 2 and 3). 

Management must establish and communicate a clear goal for the safety and health program and objectives for meeting that goal, so that all members of the organization understand the results desired and the measures planned for achieving them. 

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