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IAEA (2000b), Status of Non-electric Nuclear Heat Applications Technology and Safety, IAEA-TECDOC-1184, IAEA, Vienna, Austria. [Pg.287]

Mine product testing technology and safety symbol management... [Pg.509]

Gullikson M.L., David Y, and Brady M.H. An automated risk management tool. JCAHO, Plant, Technology and Safety Management Review, PTSM series, no. 2,1993. [Pg.791]

Hertz E. 1990. Developing quality indicators for a clinical engineering department. In Plant, Technology and Safety Management Series Measuring Quality in PTSM. Chicago, Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. [Pg.809]

The main objectives of the key action on nuclear fission (total budget of EURO 191 million) are to enhance the safety of Europe s nuclear installations and improve the competitiveness of Europe s industry. Within these broader objectives, the more detailed aims are to protect workers and the public from radiation and ensure safe and effective management and final disposal of radioactive waste, to explore more innovative concepts that are sustainable and have potential longer term economic, safety, health and environmental benefits and to contribute towards maintaining a high level of expertise and competence on nuclear technology and safety. It covers four principal areas of research ... [Pg.10]

Cachaldora, A., Fonseca, S., Franco, I., Carballo, J. (2013). Technological and safety characteristics of Staphylococcaceae isolated from Spanish traditional dry-cured sausages. Food Microbiology, 33, 61-68. http //dx.doi.Org/10.1016/j.fm.2012.08.013. [Pg.299]

Powell-Cope, G., Nelson, A. L., Patterson, E. S., Patient Care Technology and Safety, in Patient Safety and Quality An Evidence-Based Handbook for Nurses, edited by R. G. Hughes, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, Maryland, 2008, Chapter 50, pp. 1-13. [Pg.120]

The verification of the safety assessment should be carried out by experts who are familiar with current developments in reactor technology and safety analysis. The reviewers should be independent of the designers of the plant. [Pg.78]

Exceptions are blanket concepts in which the HT zone consists of liquid or boiling lithium or contains fissionable materials[48]. However, these concepts pose unique technological and safety problems and will not be considered in the following discussion. [Pg.410]

NOTE 1 Selection of techniques and measures for the verification process and the degree cf independence depends upon a number of factors including degree of complexity, novelty of design, novelty of technology and safety integrity level required. [Pg.49]

VI-9] POLUNICHEV, V.I., Prospects for the utilization of small nuclear plants for civil ships, floating heat power stations and power seawater desalination complexes. Status of Non-electric Nuclear Heat Applications Technology and Safety, IAEA-TECDOC-1184, Vienna 2000. [Pg.297]

Engineering knowledge in the application, technology, and safety engineering. [Pg.433]

There are some disadvantages, however higher capital cost of the equipment, which is more elaborate in terms of mechanical installations, control technology and safety arrangements the need for a filter with a high dust collecting efficiency the need for creating inert conditions as a safety precaution. [Pg.558]

The collaborative project has met the objective 5.1 and provided a guidelines framework for the safety assessment of PES in industrial applications. The framework is generic and may be used with previously existing safety criteria and well established assessment techniques. It avoids the need to freeze the PES technology at the current state of the art and practise. It may be extended and related to new technologies and safety standards as they are developed and brought into use. [Pg.50]

The results of Step 3 (safety requirements) and Step 5 (system analysis) are compared, and it is judged whether the system is sufficiently safe. In this step, common sense and general knowledge of technology and safety problems must be utilized in determining whether the system can be certified. [Pg.244]

BU 05] Bu F., Chan C-Y., Tedestrian Detection in Transit Bus Apphcation Sensing Technologies and Safety Solutions , in IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (IV), Las Vegas, June 2005. [Pg.142]

In the future that is the next 50 years, the system will be dominated by the present proven systems, notably LWRs, and to a lesser extent PHWRs, with some evolutionary improvements in technology and safety of the systems. [Pg.36]

Bu, R, and C. Chan. Pedestrian Detection in Transit Bus Application Sensing Technologies and Safety Solutions. Proceedings of the IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium, 2005,100-105. [Pg.191]


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