Recipe editor

The modeling of the plant, the chemical processes, and the production plan can be performed entirely in a graphical manner using three editors, the recipe editor, the plant editor and the production plan editor. A fourth editor is available for the definition and update of a physical properties library. The physical properties library is required to parameterize the models of the plant and of the recipes for the calculation of state changes during the processing steps in simulation. 

The chemical process reflected by the basic recipes was modelled using the PPSiM-recipe editor. Each of the nine product groups was represented by one recipe for a nominal size of 100 kg. The outputs of the recipes were adjusted to 200 and 500 kg during production planning by the scaling factors of the control recipes. 

AH recipes are terminated by the three process steps intermediate storage, discharging and vessel cleaning. The duration of all intermediate storage procedures was specified as 24 h, the duration of the cleaning of the vessels at the cleaning stations was estimated as 10 min. Figure 3.4 shows a screenshot of the recipe editor with the sequence of steps described above. 

Method 1. From Recipe Edit Screen select Create New Recipe 2. Enter a value In each field 3. Print screen and verify each field against entered values 4. Select Save Recipe 5. Exit Recipe Editor 6. Re-enter Recipe Editor 7. From Recipe Edit Screen select View Recipe 8. Enter Number of newly created recipe 9. Confirm that values are correct... 

EDITOR S NOTE (1) The mixing of carbon black was carried out on a two-roll mill. The dispersion of carbon black in the compounded recipes was not evaluated. (2) X-ray studies of the copolymers by the author are in progress. (3) GPC data are relative and may not be comparable to those obtained with commercial instruments. 

Hastings, 1987] Hastings, C. (1987). A Recipe for Homebrew ECL. In Roads, C. and Strawn, J., editors, Foundations of computer music, pages 335-362. MIT Press. Originally appeared in Computer Music Journal, vol. 2, no. 1, 1978, pages 48-59. 

Although there is no fixed set of writing rules to be followed like a cookbook recipe or an experimental procedure, some guidelines can be helpful. Start by considering the questions in Box 3-1 answering these questions will clarify your goals and make it easier to write the manuscript with the proper amount of detail. It will also make it easier for the book or journal editor to determine the... 

University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1956), pp. 124 Franke s, A Confederate Recipe Book, in Three Essays on Formularies Madison, Wl AIHP, 1961), pp. 11-13 and David Madden, editor. Beyond the Battlefield The Ordinary Life and Extraordinary Times of the Civil War Soldier (New York Touchstone, 2000), p. 252. 

Since its first issue, editors of Organic Gardening magazine have collected the pest-control remedies and recipes mailed in by readers from around the world. Several ideas were repeatedly offered as safe, effective insect controls. The editors combined several of these home remedies to make an all-purpose spray out of ingredients found in most kitchens. This spray combines the repellent effects of garlic, onion, and hot pepper with the insecticidal and surfactant properties of soap. 

Today it comes as no surprise that chemical reactions can oscillate spontaneously—such reactions have become a standard demonstration in chemistry classes, and you may have seen one yourself. (For recipes, see Winfree (1980).) But in Belousov s day, his discovery was so radical that he couldn t get his work published. It was thought that all solutions of chemical reagents must go monoton-ically to equilibrium, because of the laws of thermodynamics. Belousov s paper was rejected by one journal after another. According to Winfree (1987b, p. 161), one editor even added a snide remark about Belousov s supposedly discovered discovery to the rejection letter. 

Last but certainly not least, the Editors wish to thank all the 40+ authors for providing their recipes without fuss and/or delay, according to our prescribed format. We hope the detailed descriptions will allow other scientists to have convenient access to a selection of reactions of ever-growing significance and importance in synthetic chemistry. 

By submitting a recipe, the contributor agrees to relinquish any claims arising from its use and further agrees that the editors may use the recipe as they see fit. 

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