Regulatory engineering

Keywords Gene circuits, Metabolic control, Oligonucleotide synthesis, Regulatory engineering, Synthetic biology... 

Nguyen, A.Q., Schneider, J., and Wendisch, V.E (2015) Elimination of polyamine N-acetylation and regulatory engineering improved putrescine production by Corynebacterium glutamicum. J. Biotechnol, 201, 75-85. 

Anthony J. Buonicore/ M.CH.E/ P.E./ Diplomate AAEE, CEO, Environmental Data Resources, Inc. Member, Amencan Institute of Chemical Engineers, Air and Wa.ste Management Association. (Section Coeditor Introduction and Regulatory Overview)... 

The CAP can serve as the technical framework for a Corrective Action program. The CAP provides a "menu" of activities or information requirements that may be necessary for each phase of the process. Site-specific conditions and the nature and extent of the contamination will determine which tasks will be necessary. The necessary tasks will be enforceable through permit conditions or by an administrative order or judicial action. The (TAP can serve as a flexible engineering guide for the regulatory community in implementing their own Corrective Action Program. 

The Corrective Measures Study (CMS) elements as outlined in the EPA document entitled RCRA Corrective Action Plan - Interim Final (U.S.EPA, 1988) provides guidance to the regulatory community on the steps practiced by the engineering community in the conduct of a feasibility study. These steps include ... 

The CMI requires close cooperation between the regulatory community and the engineering and... 

In this book we will eoneentrate on governmental regulations as they relate to hazardous waste or other hazardous materials, how to eomply with speeifie requirements, and other best management praetiees (BMPs). We will foeus on eommereial (federal/state OSHA), DOE, and the Army Corps of Engineers operations. In addition to these requirements there may be other regulatory standards that have requirements pertinent to hazardous materials. 

O Donnell, E, P 1982, Safely Goals and Risk Analysis Status of Regulatory Development, Joint ASME/ANS Nuclear Engineering Conference, July. 

It should be clear that a complete FMEA approach is not practical for the evaluation of production facility safety systems. This is because (1) the cost of failure is not as great as for nuclear power plants or rockets, for which this technology has proven useful (2) production facility design projects cannot support the engineering cost and lead time associated with such analysis (3) regulatory bodies are not staffed to be able to critically analyze the output of an FMEA for errors in subjective judgment and most importantly, (4) there are similarities to the design of all production facilities that have allowed industry to develop a modified FME.A approach that can satisfy all these objections. 

This book is intended primarily for regulatory officials, company administrators, engineers, technicians, industry maintenance personnel, and both undergraduate and first-year graduate students. It is assumed that the reader has taken... 

These industries will be operating in a complex regulatory environment. They will require engineers with a broad perspective on economic and environmental policy. 

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