Processes, duplicate

One of the most difficult tasks of analytical method development is the determination of which chemical entities a method needs to separate and quantitate. Often the list of necessary separations grows throughout the method development process, and analysts are forced to constantly redevelop the analytical assay each time a new impurity is introduced. If the separation goals are determined at the beginning of the method development process, duplication of effort can be minimized. 

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The parallel version of this algorithm divides the saddle points among all of the processes, which then perform the necessary minimizations. As the saddles and minima are sent back to the master process, duplicate minima are discarded in favor of previously determined minima. 

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. 

Expertise—A client may seek to issue a toll contract if it chooses to produce a new product of unfamiliar chemistiy or formulation type. A toller may already have knowledge, equipment, and personnel uniquely suited for a given process that cannot be readily duplicated. A toller with expertise in that particular type of chemistiy or formulation could speed production and assist them in building a higher level of in-house expertise through close interaction. This may enhance the level of process safety and personnel safety should the client ever bring the process in-house. 

Operators with previous experience in similar tolls teamed with engineers using the process safety information can identify the specific procedures needed within each subcategoiy. Whenever possible, tiy to use experience from duplicate tolls or similar processes. 

Process hazard analyses, waste manifests, bills of lading, employee exposure data and other records may need to be maintained beyond the life of the toll. It is typically the toller s responsibility to maintain records of activities that occurred at their site although the client company may choose to keep duplicate records when deemed appropriate. Some of these documents may be proprietary and should be maintained as such. 

Quite why this requirements was necessary is a mystery as it duplicates that given in clause 4.18.1. However, in case anyone is in any doubt that the design team has to be qualified, this requirement draws attention to it so that suppliers will need a process in place to ensure unqualified designers are precluded and that auditors will check that designers are qualified. 

A centrifuge on a crystallization process plant is to be scaled down for tests. If the plant centrifuge is 1.0 m diameter and rotates at 25 Hz at what speed should a 100 mm laboratory centrifuge run if it is to duplicate plant conditions ... 

Another limitation concerns the duplication of process information on different VDU pages. Specifically, most of the data on the graphic displays were presented again in a different format on the text displays. This increased the number of VDU pages used in total to perform a task. This secondary navigation task undoubtedly increased the workload of the worker who had to control the process. Within the text displays themselves, information was not structured in a functional manner. TTiat is, information required by workers was... 

We will eliminate all duplication of effort within our PSM and ESH systems by integrating the elements, programs, and management processes wherever possible. We will achieve this integration by using Quality Management principles to design new systems. We will measure our improvement in terms of fewer resources, quicker response to new demands and improved PSM and ESH performance. 

Process mapping will more clearly show duplications, nonproductive steps and gaps in coverage. But it takes longer to develop these diagrams and they are more difficult to read. 

In the example discussed in Section 4.2, the company found that by integrating its accident/incident investigations across its process safety and occupational safety activities, it has saved one year of duplicate time to date by avoiding conflicting models and coordinating training efforts. This represents a 50 percent reduction in effort. 

Eukaryotic ceils possess a discrete, membrane-bounded nucleus, the repository of the cell s genetic material, which is distributed among a few or many chromosomes. During ceil division, equivalent copies of this genetic material must be passed to both daughter ceils through duplication and orderly partitioning of the chromosomes by the process known as mitosis. Like prokaryotic... 

The first permanent images were obtained by the French landowner . N. Niepce using bitumcn-coated pewter (bitumen hardens when expo.sed to light for several hours and the unexposed portions can then be dissolved away in oil of turpentine). He then helped the portrait painter, L. J. M. Daguerre, to perfect the daguerreotype process which utilized plates of copper coated with silver sensitized with iodine vapour. The announcement of this process in 1839 was greeted with enormous enthusiasm but it. suffered from the critical drawback that each picture was unique and could not be duplicated. 

The patent expiration date (in the U.S. usuaily 17 years after the patent issuance date cited) offers the opportunity to duplicate and practice the patented process without legal conflict after expiration. 

Scheduling of work in process engineering or design is a near impossibility as far as pin-point accuracy is concerned. The very developmental and planning nature of the early phases, as well as the continuous follow-through and follow-up, make this difficult. It is seldom that one can foresee specific changes, delays, etc. Very few projects are clear-cut and well defined ( frozen ) as to scope or design conditions except for small Jobs and repeat or duplicate projects. 

A single pump is the cheapest first-cost installation. However, if downtime has any value such as in lost production, in hazards created in rest of process, etc., then a stand-by duplicate unit should be considered. A spare or stand-by can be installed adjacent to the operating unit, and switched into service on very short notice, provided it is properly maintained. Spare pumps which do not oper-... 

The dynamic response used to describe fluid motion in the system is bulk velocity. Kinematic similarity exists with geom.etric similarity in turbulent agitation [32]. To duplicate a velocity in the kinematically similar system, the kno m velocity must be held constant, for example, the velocity of the tip speed of the impeller must be constant. Ultimately, the process result should be duplicated in the scaled-up design. Therefore, the geometric similarity goes a long way in achieving this for some processes, and the achievement of dynamic and/or kinematic similarity is sometimes not that essential. 

Because the most common impeller type is the turbine, most scale-up published studies have been devoted to that unit. Almost all scale-up situations require duplication of process results from the initial scale to the second scaled unit. Therefore, this is the objective of the outline to follow, from Reference [32]. The dynamic response is used as a reference for agitation/mixer behavior for a defined set of process results. For turbulent mixing, kinematic similarity occurs with geometric similarity, meaning fixed ratios exist between corresponding velocities. 

Since continuity of the process and safety are prime considerations, plant security will require duplication of all items of apparatus so that a temporary shut-down for repair or maintenance will not reduce the cooling capacity. 

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