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MacDuffie, J. P. (1995), Human Resource Bundles and Manufacturing Performemce Oigemizationeil Logic and Flexible Production Systems in the World Auto Industry, Industrial and Labor Relations Review, Vol. 48, No. 2, pp. 199-221. 

The assembly sewing process is the most labour-intensive part of apparel manufacturing. The progressive bundle unit system is common in sewing room design. Recently, many manufacturers have installed unit production systems as a means to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Assembly involves a set of workstations in which a specific task of a pre-defined sequence is processed. 

Berg et al. (1996) studied the differences in performance between two widely used production systems in the apparel industry (i.e., bundle and modular systems). They interviewed managers from different apparel companies and surveyed workers to understand their reaction towards the use of production systems. The result revealed that the modular system is the most beneficial to manufacturers in every aspect. 

In the event that a defect occurs in a fuel bundle during reactor operation, the fuelling machines can be used to remove the defective fuel, thereby limiting the release of fission products to the heat transport system coolant. Systems are provided for the detection and location of defective fuel. 

Hybrid Processes. There are also hybrid processes that have evolved to meet specific product needs. As an example, automotive leaf springs utilize a filament winding system to prepare impregnated fiber bundles that are then compression molded to final configuration. 

Install high efficiency feed nozzles Use 1 or larger tube diameter Keep C7 insoiubies in Slurry System less than 5% wt Use U-tube for Bottoms Exch. Draw more Bottoms Product Have a spare Bottoms Exchanger bundle... 

The production-scale fermentation unit, with a projected annual capacity of over50,000 tonnes was fully commissioned in 1980. The bioreactor (Figure 4.8) is 60 m high, with a 7 m base diameter and working volume 1,500 m3. There are two downcomers and cooling bundles at the base. Initial sterilisation is with saturated steam at 140°C followed by displacement with heat sterilised water. Air and ammonia are filter sterilised as a mixture, methanol filter sterilised and other nutrients heat sterilised. Methanol is added through many nozzles, placed two per square metre. For start-up, 20 litres of inoculum is used and the system is operated as a batch culture for about 30 h. After this time the system is operated as a chemostat continuous culture, with methanol limitation, at 37°C and pH 6.7. Run lengths are normally 100 days, with contamination the usual cause of failure. 

Data System development is an area which has recently seen tremendous growth. Instrument vendors pay increasing attention to their software in recognition of its vital role in the commercial success of their product. Manufacturers of data acquisition hardware are likewise working to bundle their hardware with attractive software. Software houses are offering some ambitious packages for data analysis applications. 

Biological fouling was monitored using the customary indicators of RO performance, including flux (productivity), salt passage, and bundle pressure drops (AP). In addition, the total bacteria count (TBC) of the RO feed water and the reject brine stream were also obtained using the membrane filtration method (Ref. 6). The increase in TBC between the feed and reject portions of the system had been found in the preliminary stages of... 

The only related system which allows H2 production with lower bias potentials is that derived from adsorption of [Ru(bipy)2(MeOCH2CH2OMe)]2+ onto a polysulfumitride electrode. Hydrogen production is observed on irradiation of the face perpendicular to the fibre bundles with a bias of only —0.1 V relative to SCE.368... 

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