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Permitted releases

A serrated piece of aluminum used to work a plastic laminate. Purpose of device is to compact a laminate and to break up large air pockets to permit release of entrapped air. [Pg.139]

If the subcontractor supplies statistical data from the manufacturing process that indicates that quality is being controlled, then an analysis of this data based on assurances you have obtained through site evaluation can provide sufficient confidence in part quality to permit release into the organization. [Pg.383]

The performance of this system is shown in Figure 17 for the release of nifedipine from the GITS system [47], The reproducibility of the release rates is remarkable. Also note that the fractions released over time from three separate doses are basically superimposable. It should also be noted that these systems have an inherent delay in the onset of drug delivery which arises from the time required to build up a sufficient hydrostatic pressure to permit release of the gel that is formed within the tablet during delivery. Figure 18 shows the comparison of the in vitro and in vivo cumulative fraction released for the 30 mg system. Clearly, the in vitro performance is mirrored in the in vivo data. [Pg.448]

The main objective of the presented paper is the development of smart nanofilms for the protection of metal hydrides against air and moisture, while permitting release of hydrogen gas through these semipermeable nanofilms. It should be noticed that all procedures have to be performed in non-aqueous media. Therefore, the coating materials should be organically soluble and form a stable complex in the solvent. [Pg.487]

The AIROX (Atomics international Reduction Oxidation) process is being developed to reprocess spent uranium oxide-based fuel. It is a cyclic oxidation-reduction process that employs only gaseous and solid materials no liquids are used. Hence, this process is often referred to as a dry process which simultaneously declads and pulverizes the fuel. Pulverization permits release of volatile fission products and comminutes the fuel for reenrichment and recycle. It also provides gaseous access to unreacted fuel in the center of the pellet. [Pg.212]

The in vivo lability should be sufficient to permit release of the active moiety at a rate adequate to ensure its therapeutic activity. Regeneration can be either chemical (pH effects) or/and enzymatic. [Pg.525]

A FIGURE 3-27 Ligand-induced activation of protein kinase A (PKA). At low concentrations of cyclic AMP (cAMP), the PKA is an inactive tetramer. Binding of cAMP to the regulatory (R) subunits causes a conformational change in these subunits that permits release of the active, monomeric catalytic (C) subunits,... [Pg.84]

For these assumptions, permitting release from only one side of the slab, the boundary conditions are those of zero flux at the coated edges, and C = 0 at the releasing face. [Pg.5]

The final yield and any significant intermediate yield of each production batch should be recorded and checked against the expected yield. In the event of a significant variation, steps should be taken to prevent release or further processing of the batch (or of any other batches, or of products processed concurrently with which it may have become admixed) until an adequate explanation can be found which permits release or further processing. [Pg.289]

In the event of a significant discrepancy that could indicate a product or labelling mix-up, steps should be taken to prevent release of the batch or of any batches of the product or products in question, unless an adequate explanation is found which may permit release for sale. [Pg.291]

A nuclear power plant contains numerous liquid streams, not all indicated in Figure 20.7, and small controlled amounts of radioactivity are released from the plant. Typical releases are given in Table 19.7 and Chapter 22 these are actual measured values, as pointed out in 19.17 normally constituting a small fraction of the legally permitted releases. [Pg.577]

EXAMPLE 6.17 A Ub ligase called APC is activated by signaling pathway-dependent phosphorylation as cells approach mitosis. This 3 enzyme catalyzes the attachment of Ub to varions proteins, including lamins that are components of the nuclear membrane. Degradation of lamins allows dissolution of the nuclear membrane, permitting release of chromatids in preparation for mitosis. [Pg.203]

Loose linings are predominately composed of fiuoropolymer sheets which are welded into lining shapes, folded, and slipped into the housing. The lining is flared over body and nozzle flanges to hold it in place. Weep holes are provided in the substrate to permit release of permeants. This is an ASME code requirement. Vacuum is permitted in vessels having diameters up to 12 in. (300 mm). Larger diameter vessels cannot be used under vacuum conditions. [Pg.5]

The NRA SR policy on decommissioning will be codified in the Act on Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy (Atomic Energy Act) what is currently under preparation. In the relevant part of this Act the decommissioning is defined as safe removal of nuclear facilities from service and reduction of residual radioactivity to a level that permits release of property for another nuclear facility or unrestricted site release and termination of licence. [Pg.107]

Federally permitted releases Federally permitted releases are exempt from reporting requirements. These exemptions from notification address a range of situations where releases are regulated under another program or are outside the scope of EPCRA s or CERCLA s purpose and include the following ... [Pg.554]

Adams, Browning, and Ackley recently reported on a system for removing Kr and Xe fission products from homogeneous reactor off-gases and retaining them until radioactive species have decayed sufficiently to permit release to the atmosphere. It was of course necessary in this case that the system he designed as accurately as possible before trial. Some discussion... [Pg.24]

Environmental restrictions and controls will not permit release of the hydrogen sulfide or... [Pg.523]


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