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Find a way to overcome the constraint while still maintaining the areas. This is often possible by using indirect heat transfer between the two areas. The simplest option is via the existing utility system. For example, rather than have a direct match between two streams, one can perhaps generate steam to be fed into the steam mains and the other use steam from the same mains. The utility system then acts as a buffer between the two areas. Another possibility might be to use a heat transfer medium such as a hot oil which circulates between the two streams being matched. To maintain operational independence, a standby heater and cooler supplied by utilities is needed in the hot oil circuit such that if either area is not operational, utilities could substitute heat recovery for short periods. 

Process intermediates are generated which, because the downstream process is not operational, cannot be processed further. 

The usual directive influences are not operative in this and similar reactions for ortho - para substitution occurs (this may be modified by steric hindrance) irrespective of the nature of R in the aromatic liquid CsHjR, e.g. phenyldlazo hydroxide and nitrobenzene yield 4-nitrodiphenyl this supports the assumption that neutral free radicals are formed. 

There are other characteristics of quadrupoles that make them cheaper for attainment of certain objectives. For example, quadrupoles can easily scan a mass spectrum extremely quickly and are useful for following fast reactions. Moreover, the quadrupole does not operate at the high voltages used for magnetic sector instruments, so coupling to atmospheric-pressure inlet systems becomes that much easier because electrical arcing is much less of a problem. 

Longer bag life is obtained if bags are not operated at their maximum temperature. 

Both PSI and PSII are necessary for photosynthesis, but the systems do not operate in the implied temporal sequence. There is also considerable pooling of electrons in intermediates between the two photosystems, and the indicated photoacts seldom occur in unison. The terms PSI and PSII have come to represent two distinct, but interacting reaction centers in photosynthetic membranes (36,37) the two centers are considered in combination with the proteins and electron-transfer processes specific to the separate centers. 

The homogenizer can be used as a timing pump as it is homogenizing the product (Fig. 7), or both the timing pump and homogenizer can be used in the same system in the latter, appropriate connections and rehef valves must be provided to permit the product to bypass any unit that is not operating. 

There are two main reasons why a pump should not operate below its MCSF (/) the radial force (radial thmst) is increased as a pump operates at reduced flow (44,45). Depending on the specific speed of a pump, this radial force can be as much as 10 times greater near the shut off, as compared to that near the BEP and (2) the low flow operation results in increased turbulence and internal flow separation from impeller blades. As a result, highly unstable axial and radical fluctuating forces take place. 

Enerco, Inc. (Yardley, Pennsylvania) has a 600 tine/d demonstration pyrolysis plant located in Indiana, Pennsylvania. The faciUty operated 8 h/d, 5 d/wk for six months. The process involves pyrolysis in a 5.4 t/d batch-operated retort chamber. The heated tines are broken down to cmde oil, noncondensable gases, pyrolytic filter, steel (qv), and fabric waste. In this process, hot gases are fed direcdy to the mbber rather than using indirect heating as in most other pyrolyses. The pyrolysis plant was not operating as of early 1996. 

Accurate temperature measurements in real-life situations are difficult to make using the KTTS. Most easily used thermometers are not thermodynamic that is, they do not operate on principles of the first and second laws. Most practicable thermometers depend upon some principle that is a repeatable and single-valued analogue of temperature, and they are used as interpolation devices of practical and utilitarian temperature scales which are themselves... 

In ECS s 1986 repowefing project Babcock and Wilcox (B W) constmcted a bubbling-bed section to ECS s existing 125 MWe pulverized-coal furnace to produce 31.3 t/h of lime, usiag cmshed coal as the source of heat to calciae limestone ia the fluidized bed. A portion of the lime is drawn from the bed as bottom ash and a portion is collected as fly ash. Both portions are transferred to a cement (qv) plant adjacent to the boiler. The hot flue gas from the EBC flows iato the existing main pulverized-coal furnace, ia which a B W LIMB system was also iastaHed to absorb sulfur dioxide dufing those times when the EBC is not operating. 

These tests must encompass the complete interlock system, from the measurement devices through the final control elements. Merely simulating inputs and checking the outputs is not sufficient. The tests must duplicate the process conditions and operating environments as closely as possible. The measurement devices and final control elements are exposed to process and ambient conditions and thus are usually the most hkely to fail. Valves that remain in the same position for extended periods of time may stick in that position and not operate when needed. The easiest component to test is the logic however, this is the least hkely to fail. 

Two-fluid nozzles do not operate efficiently at high capacities and consequently are not used widely on plant-size spray diyers. Their chief advantage is that they operate at relatively low pressure, the hq-uid being 0 to 400 kPa/m" pressure, while the atomizing fluid is usually no more than 700 kPa/m" pressure. The atomizing fluid may be steam or air. Two-fluid nozzles nave been employed for the dispersion of thick pastes and filter cakes not previously capable of being handled in ordinaiy atomizers [Baran, Ind. Eng. Chem., 56(10), 34-36 (1964) andTurba, Brit. Chem. Eng., 9(7), 457-460 (1964)]. 

Limited Data First, plant data are limited. Unfortunately, those easiest to obtain are not necessarily the most useful. In many cases, the measurements that are absolutely required for accurate model development are unavailable. For those that are available, the sensitivity of the parameter estimate, model evaluation, and/or subsequent conclusion to a particiilar measurement may be very low. Design or control engineers seldom look at model development as the primaiy reason for placing sensors. Further, because equipment is frequently not operated in the intended region, the sensitive locations in space and time have shifted. Finally, because the cost-effectiveness of measurements can be difficult to justify, many plants are underinstru-mented. 

Tramp metal Provide suitable protection (e.g., magnetic separa-reaching mill tors, screens, etc.) resulting in fric-, Secure all potential sources of tramp metal (e.g., tional heat- fasteners etc.) in upstream equipment ing/mechanical spark which pro- enclosed feed systems, not operator fed vides an ignition system source. CCPS G-23 CCPS G-29 CCPS G-34... 

They do not operate against overloads as these are taken eare of by the overcurrent relay or any other overcurrent protective device. 

Fuses are prone to cause a single phasing by not operating all three of them simultaneously. They may also require a longer downtime lo replace. Therefore, the new concept... 

Application of this method or Eq. (3-25 ) in the presence of stray currents is conceivable but would be very prone to error. It is particularly valid for good coating. Potential measurement is then only significant if stray currents are absent for a period, e.g., when the source of the stray current is not operating. In other cases only local direct measurements with the help of probes or test measurements at critical points can be considered. The potential test probes described in Section 3.3.3.2 have proved true in this respect. 

Where there are stray currents, the switching method described in Section 3.3.1 cannot be used. Stray current protection stations are usually installed where the pipeline has the most positive pipe/soil potential. When the stray current drainage is cut off, a too-positive stray current exit potential that is not 7/ -free is quickly established. In distant areas a too-negative stray current entry potential that is not 71 -free will be measured. The determination of the 71 -free pipe/soil potential is only possible in stray current areas when the origin of the stray current is not oper-... 

A PRT in an FCCU significantly increases total plant efficiency. In practice, many PRTs are not operated at their design capacity. Generally, two categories of problems prohibit users from getting the maximum out of their PRT ... 

Beeause of temperature eonstraints, the transdueers, whieh usually do not operate above 350 °F (177 °C) are loeated outside the engine. A probe is then loeated inside to direet the air to the transdueer. Most manufaeturers provide probes to measure the eompressor inlet pressure, eompressor exit pressure, and the turbine exhaust pressure. These probes are usually loeated along the shroud of the maehine, and therefore, the pressure readings may be slightly in error due to boundary-layer effeets. 

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