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A simple example of fault tree analysis applied to an internal combustion engine (Figure 3.4.4-2) is the Figure 3.4.4-3 fault tree diagram of how the undesired event "Low Cylinder Compression" may occur. The Boolean equation of this fault tree is in the caption of Figure 3.4.4-3. Let the occurrence of these events be represented by a 7, non-occurrence by 0, and consider that there may he a long history of occurrences with this engine. Several sets of occunrence.s (trials) are... [Pg.102]

Edit Graphics - constructs the actual fault tree diagram using the graphical Fault Tree Editor (Figure 3.6-1). [Pg.139]

Prepare an event tree diagram of the Bhopal accident. [Pg.308]

The OWR protective systems were modeled with event tree diagrams for the time sequence following an initiating event to fuel damage or safe shutdown. Fault trees were used to find the probability of failure of each protective system in a particular event tree. [Pg.427]

Fault Tree diagram of the emergency electric power system. F... [Pg.531]

Tree diagram - used to show the interrelations among goals and measures... [Pg.458]

The IEEE Std 500 document is based on a hierarchical structure of component types set down in the manual s table of contents. The preface for each subsection (defined by a component type) provides a tree diagram that clearly shows the way the component classes have been subdivided to determine "data cells". The failure modes for each component class are also hierarchically organized according to failure severity catastrophic, degraded, or incipient. Rates per hour and demand rates (per cycle) are both included, as well as upper and lower bounds. [Pg.80]

Figure 16.6.2. Fault tree diagram for a water pumping system consisting of two pumps (A and B). Figure 16.6.2. Fault tree diagram for a water pumping system consisting of two pumps (A and B).
Active Figure 13.20 A tree diagram for the C2 proton of frans-cinnamaldehyde shows how it is coupled to the C1 and C3 protons with different coupling constants. Sign in at www.thomsonedu.com to see a simulation based on this figure and to take a short quiz. [Pg.466]

Problem 13.22 3-Bromo-l-phenyl-l-propene shows a complex NMR spectrum in which the vinyli< proton at C2 is coupled with both the Cl vinylic proton (J - 16 Hz) and the C3 methylene protons (/ = 8 Hz). Draw a tree diagram for the C2 proton signal, anc account for the fact that a five-line multiplet is observed. [Pg.467]

Construct tree diagrams that account for the observed splitting patterns of Ha, Hb, and Hc. [Pg.476]

Tree diagram (Section 13.12) A diagram used in NMR to sort out the complicated splitting patterns that can arise from multiple couplings. [Pg.1252]

Noncquivalent protons, spin-spin splitting and, 465-466 tree diagram of, 466 Nootkatone, structure of, 293 Norbornane, molecular model of,... [Pg.1308]

Hammond postulate and, 197-199 Translation (RNA), 1109-1111 Tranylcypromine, synthesis of, 935 Tree diagram (NMR), 466 Triacylglycerol, 1061... [Pg.1317]

Classification process - such as a tree diagram that shows how different things can be categorized from the most general to the most specific terms. [Pg.65]

Tree diagrams are an excellent checking device to ensure correct balancing of all chemical equations in a plan. [Pg.101]

Experimental protocol is built into the construction of tree diagrams so that intermediates that are isolated are distinguishable from those that are made in situ, and the order of input dots matches the order of addition of reagents used in the synthesis plan. [Pg.101]

As an illustrated example of these ideas presented thus far we show in Scheme 4.8 and Figure 4.14 the conventional synthesis plan for triclosan and its corresponding synthesis tree diagram. [Pg.104]

Table 4.6 Summary of reaction and overall material efficiency performances for the production of triclosan according to the tree diagram shown in Figure 4.14. of 1 mole... Table 4.6 Summary of reaction and overall material efficiency performances for the production of triclosan according to the tree diagram shown in Figure 4.14. of 1 mole...
These kinds of calculations are easily done when a tree diagram is constructed for the plan. The Schreiber plan which proved the structure of the final target molecule has the highest degree of convergence since it has 3 points of convergence and 4 branches or paths in its tree diagram. [Pg.132]


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