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The oil and gas industry has worked in an offshore environment for decades and has many best practices and standards that would be useful for the offshore wind industry. Chapter 3 introduces regulations and standards that are followed by the oil and gas industry and discusses their relevance to the offshore wind industry. While the oil and gas and wind industries share many offshore hazards, the overall associated risk for oil and gas hazards is greater than for the offshore wind industry. The oil and gas industry works with a more volatile product, and the risk of an explosion or fire on an offshore oil and gas platform is greater than on an offshore wind turbine. Furthermore, offshore drilling platforms are manned and thus pose a greater risk to human life than does the unmanned wind turbine. Chapter 5 discusses the associated risks of the oil and gas industry and the wind industry in more detail. 

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AWEA U.S. Wind Industry Fourth Quarter 2012 Market Report, http // www.awea.org/learnabout/publications/reports/AWEA-US-Wind-Industry-Market-Reports.cfm. Accessed Feb. 4,2013. 

Anatomy of a Wind Turbine. Fact sheet, http //www.awea.org/issues/ supply chain/Anatomy-of-a-Wind-Turbine.cfm. Accessed Feb. 1,2013. 

Wind Energy— The Facts A Guide to the Technology, Economics and Future of Wind Power, http //www.wind-energy-the-facts.org. 

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The final component of the regulatory/guidance summary discusses the construction of a hazardous waste landfill. The following section summarizes U.S. EPA s CQA program.1314... 

This chapter discusses the fundamental principles for designing nanoporous adsorbents and recent progress in new sorbent materials. For sorbent design, detail discussion is given on both fundamental interaction forces and the effects of pore size and geometry on adsorption. A summary discussion is made on recent progress on the following types of materials as sorbents activated carbon, activated alumina, silica gel, MCM-41, zeolites, n -complexation sorbents, carbon nano tubes, heteropoly compounds, and pillared clays. 2001 Academic Press. 

A summary discussion and analysis of the pharmacokinetics and metabolism of the active ingredients and the bioavailability or bioequivalence, or both, of the drug product. 

The addendum to the Tresent Status summary discussed the matter of locant designators (Rule 11), the coordination of ligands in less than their maximum functionality (Rule 13), abbreviations (Rule 16), and the coordination of tautomeric forms of a ligand. 

Analytical chemistry and formulation development and characterization are aspects of manufacturing activities however, these functions are critical for the successful completion of many non-clinical and clinical research studies. The section on outsourcing of manufacturing provides a summary discussion on analytical chemistry and formulation development. 

Emission allowances under Title IV are eligible for trading and/or carry forward contingent upon adherence to EPA administrative and regulative rules. A summary discussion of such activity is provided at http //www.epa.gov/airmarkets/progsregs/arp/docs/clearingtheair.pdf. 

The Gibbs phase rule and the Clapeyron equation will be especially useful. b See Section 11.2 of Chapter 11 for a summary discussion of the equilibrium condition. 

The chemical structure of pergolide mesylate was determined from the data of synthetic method, elemental analysis, ultraviolet (UV) spectra, infrared (IR) absorption spectra, hydrogen ( H) and carbon ( C) nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectra, and mass spectra. The following is a summary discussion of the spectroscopic data and potential isomerism of pergolide mesylate to support the confirmation of structure of this compound. ... 

Each process unit described in Section 9 should refer to the page number in the appendix on which the design calculations appear or are described. Note that the latter calculations are usually printed neatly, and when done by computer, the printed output is carefully annotated. In addition, the description for each process unit should refer to a corresponding specification sheet, discussed below, which is assembled with the other specification sheets in Section 10. Finally, the descriptions should refer to the installed and operating costs for the process unit in cost summaries, discussed below. 

Write a one-page summary discussing each week s ac-dvities that deviated from the planned schedule, and come up with ways to improve or modify its shortcomings. Turn in a biweekly summary report to your instructor or advisor. Think of this exercise as an on-goii test similar to other tests that eng eers perfi>rm r ularty to understand and improve things. 

This concept of this process of amalgamating and consolidation is illustrated in Fig. 11.2, and an example of this process is demonstrated in the generation of the Failure Modes and Effects Summary discussed in Step 4 in Chapter 5. The ultimate aim is to summarise and consolidate the data, so that it can be presented in a format which is compatible with the SMS of those organisations (see Section 11.2.2) who are exposed to the hazards inherent in the design. ... 

Euro Chlor [22] has published methods for decontamination of the various components of a mercury-cell plant. The discussion here is based on that publication. Table 13.9, taken from Appendix 3 of the reference document, is a brief summary. Discussion of the methods referred to in the last column follows the table. 

Write a summary discussing what you have learned about the four major classes of organic compounds found in living organisms—carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. Include a description of how these organic molecules are used by the body. 

Because of both the historic and contemporary importance of the BLS Annual Surveys of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses, with respect to understanding the safety and health status of U.S. semiconductor workers, a summary discussion of this program is in order. 

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