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Post-construction stage

NOISE CONTROL. The design engineer should include noise studies in the design stage of any industrial facility. Generally, acoustical problems left for field resolution cost roughly twice as much. Unnecessary costs incurred in post-construction noise work may include the replacement of insulation, re-... [Pg.90]

There are several approaches available to a utility to construct a boiler that will meet New Source Performance Standards. These approaches can be classified according to the position in the combustion system at which pollutant control technology is applied. Precombustion control involves removal of sulfur, nitrogen, and ash compounds from the fuel before it is burned. For coal combustion this approach involves the application of coal-cleaning technology. Combustion control relies on modifications to the combustion process itself or the addition of material to the combustion process to reduce pollutant formation or capture the pollutants formed in the combustion chamber. Examples of combustion control include staged combustion, boiler limestone injection, and fluidized-bed combustion with limestone addition. Post-combustion control involves removal of pollutants after they have been formed but before they are released into the atmosphere. Traditionally, flue gas desulfurization has meant the application of postcombustion control either alone or in conjunction with another... [Pg.154]

C. Post PHA Studies and Reviews during Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) stage... [Pg.58]

Detailed design stage, 110 Construction phase, 111 Commissioning and post-contract phase, 116 Maintenance and demolition, 117... [Pg.7]

Estimation of hazard assessment effectiveness. This will involve feedback from validation stages as well as the post-deployment assessment and safety case construction processes. [Pg.70]

Excavations must be constructed so that they are safe environments in which construction work can take place. This means that they must be fenced and suitable notices posted so that neither people nor vehicles fall into them. However, there are many other precautions and controls that must be taken and several of these should have emerged during the communication and liaison with the occupants of adjacent buildings at the planning stage of the project. [Pg.145]


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