Standards organization general discussion

You may have problems with the volume of information that has to be organized. One method of coping with this is to divide your thesis into chapters, each having the standard format (as in Box 52.1). A general introduction can be given at the start and a general discussion at the end. Discuss this option with your supervisor as it is not universally favoured. 

ISO (International Standards Organization) (2004), International vocabulary of basic and general terms in metrology (draft for discussion, update of the 1993 document) [available at http //www.abnt.org.br/ISO DGuide 99999 (E).PDF]. 

Although many quantitative applications of acid-base titrimetry have been replaced by other analytical methods, there are several important applications that continue to be listed as standard methods. In this section we review the general application of acid-base titrimetry to the analysis of inorganic and organic compounds, with an emphasis on selected applications in environmental and clinical analysis. First, however, we discuss the selection and standardization of acidic and basic titrants. 

As indicated above, industrial wastewater contains avast array of pollutants in soluble, colloidal, and particulate forms, both inorganic and organic. In addition, the required effluent standards are also diverse, varying with the industrial and pohutant class. Consequently, there can be no standard design for industrial water-pohution control. Rather, each site requires a customized design to achieve optimum performance. However, each of the many proven processes for industrial waste treatment is able to remove more than one type of pollutant and is in general applicable to more than one industry. In the sections that follow, waste-treatment processes are discussed more from the... 

This section provides a brief overview of the existing and developing codes and standards related to fuel cell technologies. The discussion focuses on participating organizations, specific codes and standards and more generally applied codes and standards (e.g., the Uniform Building Code) that apply to system installation. 

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