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The Non-Productive

The discussions of safety management systems in Chapter 4 were concerned with the management of safety within such approaches which also necessarily develops the understanding that safety is [Pg.107]

Unpacking Construction Site Safety, First Edition. Dr Fred Sherratt. [Pg.107]

Indeed, the term safety management system is often the abbreviation for a  [Pg.108]

The addition of environmental management to health and safety can be seen as a reflection of the increased prioritisation this aspect has under the sustainability agenda within the construction industry, or, more cynically, as the result of the need to stick its management somewhere. [Pg.109]

In some instances safety has even seen the addition of quality to its various amalgamations, creating a  [Pg.110]


Some of the systems have incorporated an independent method of transferring data that eliminates the dead time altogether. These systems transfer stored data from the data logger into a battery-backed memory bypassing the RS 232 link. Using this technique, data can be transferred at more than 350,000 baud and will reduce the non-productive time to a few minutes. [Pg.807]

With discontinuous processes, the period between shut-downs will usually be a function of equipment size. Increasing the size of critical equipment will extend the production period, but at the expense of increased capital cost. The designer must strike a balance between the savings gained by reducing the non-productive period and the increased investment required. [Pg.30]

The most important data from the declarations of SPs (see table 2) show the worldwide problems with possession, storage, former production of CW as well as with the spread of chemical industry as the point of outcome not only for the destruction of CW at present and in the near future but for monitoring the non-production of CW in chemical industry in future. [Pg.53]

Since desired products are the substance we desire and the objective of this paper is to present a methodology of waste reduction, that is the primary concern is reducing the impact and the amount of the non-products, the I/k of the desired products is not considered in PEI balance. This insures that the user or producer is not directly penalized for producing a chemical that has a high PEI value. Auxiliary materials (catalyst, solvent and so on) used in reaction processes must leave the production process completely as waste or emission [10], so the PEI of the auxiliary materials should be considered. Raw materials that if possible shall be entirely processed into the desired product are not as a rule completely converted into the product. The losses that arise are the cause of generated waste and emission [10], thus their potential environmental impact should be taken into account. To sum up, the PEI balance of reaction system under steady state is ... [Pg.16]

Chapter 7 examines the threat (real and imagined) from a chemical warfare attack today by rationally assessing to what extent terrorist groups around the world are capable of making and using such weapons. Finally, throughout the book, the various protocols that attempted to bring about either the non-production or destruction of chemical weapons from 1675 to 1997 are examined and evaluated. [Pg.220]

If two reactants. A and B, bind to the catalytically active site randomly and if the binding of one changes the dissociation constant of the other by a factor, a, the system can be described by Eqn. 7.44.22 jhjs reaction sequence is similar to the non-competitive inhibition described by Eqn. 7.32 but has the MAB complex as the active species rather than the non-productive entity present during inhibition. [Pg.133]

K3. Kelly, V. P. Final Report Shear Development for the Non-Production Fuels Reprocessing Program, Report HW-69667, 1961. [Pg.559]

As shown in Fig. 9, the enzyme protein in the solution dropped rapidly either with or without the addition of Tween 20 within the first 1 h. From the first 1 h to the end of 72 h of adsorption, the free protein concentration in solution decreased much less rapidly, about 10% free protein concentration decrease either with or without Tween 20 addition. Over 50% more protein remained in the solution after 72 h when 0.1 g Tween 20/g dry lignaceous residue was present. The cellulase and 3-glucosidase activities followed a similar change trend to fi ee protein concentration in solution. Comparing with the adsorption without the addition of Tween 20, 60% more P-glucosidase activity and 30% more cellulase activity remained in solution after 72 h adsorption with Tween 20 addition. The results from Fig. 9 indicated that Tween 20 could prevent the non-productive adsorption of enz5anes to lignin content in the pretreated CWR. [Pg.364]

Cross-metathesis reactions with lower olefins are discussed in the earlier sections. The reaction of hex-l-ene with hept-l-ene-l,l- /2 (Mocella 1976a) and with oct-1-ene-l,l-cf2 (McGinnis 1976) results both in exchange of methylene groups and in productive metathesis reaction (8). The non-productive reaction always far outstrips the productive reaction k/lc 3> 1), to an extent that depends on the catalyst (see Table 9.2). [Pg.178]

This is highly problematic when considered from a constructionist perspective. Health, safety, environment and quality management have now become one they have come together to form an amalgamated mass of the non-productive. This potentially has several different consequences. [Pg.110]

As noted in Chapter 2, the non-productive aspects of construction work-those that are not time and money-can often struggle to impact on site operations. Fundamental problems of segregation from practice through the development of safety as a separate entity are further compounded by its inclusion in these non-productive bundles. Such terminology and management associations certainly influence how safety works on sites, and unfortunately such approaches are inherently unable to support the statement that ... [Pg.111]

But when this is unpacked, several different understandings of zero in this context can be suggested. Firstly,. .. better that that could simply be shifting the scope and challenge of zero beyond health and safety to include other areas of management practice -a bundling up of the non-productive (as explored and discussed in Chapter 6). And in this instance, Beyond Zero does include... [Pg.157]

As indicated by reaction (3), one mole of zinc will theoretically reduce two moles of ferric ion to ferrous ion to give an ideal stoichiometry number of one. The actual value obtained in practice is always higher because of the non-productive side reactions, in particular hydrogen evolution. Because of this, one important economic aspect of the galvanic stripping process is to identify the operating conditions which minimize the stoichiometry number. [Pg.765]

Thus, the Michaelis-Menten equation is obeyed exactly for this mechanism and so the observed double reciprocal plot does not indicate whether the non-productive binding is significant or not. Since, in this case, the true V ax is deaeased by a factor (i+JTA/ i)i and is not affected, it is always advisable to be aware of it when interpreting results for several substrates of an unspecific enzyme. [Pg.202]

The non-productive binding of the substrate resulting in the formation of the ES inactive complex according to the scheme... [Pg.416]

Thus British companies tend to be characterized by a high degree of occupational specialization in the non-productive functions. The specialization is aided and abetted by the ideology of professionalism... [Pg.224]

Child, J. (1978), The non-productive component within the productive sector , in M. Fores and I. Glover (eds). Manufacturing and Management (London HMSO). [Pg.242]

One of the few examples of ruthenium-based systems is the RuCh 3 H20/dide-cyldimethylammonium bromide combination reported by Sasson and coworkers [121]. This system catalyzes the selective oxidation of a variety of alcohols, at high (625 1) substrate catalyst ratios, in an aqueous/organic biphasic system. However, 3-6 equiv. of H2O2 were required, reflecting the propensity of mthenium for catalyzing the non-productive decomposition of H2O2. [Pg.110]


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