Sentence examples for common industrial practice from inspiring English sources
Federal safety investigators said last week that the explosion in Middletown, at the construction site for Kleen Energy Systems, was only the latest example of a common industrial practice that can be deadly: clearing pipes with natural gas.
Since the viscosity of a liquid normally decreases as the temperature is increased, it is common industrial practice to heat very viscous liquids in order to pump them more efficiently.
Surface hardening of components that are subjected to friction and consequent wear is a common industrial practice.
Optimising the whole capture process instead of individual units resulted in lower piperazine concentrations than the common industrial practice (3 mass% vs. 5 mass%).
The common industrial practice in bread making is to bake bread in an oven that is controlled at a constant temperature.
The corresponding kinematic analyses have confirmed the advantages of the popular machine design that employs intersecting rotational axes and the common industrial practice during setup that minimizes the characteristic rotating arm length of the cutting tool and/or workpiece.
This load curtailment threshold is common in industrial practice.
The automatic electronic control of hydrostatic transmissions, which depend on a number of measurable values, has become more common in industrial practice.
This approach enables a constructive technique that allows practitioners to design globally stabilizing gain scheduled controllers for a broad class of nonlinear multivariable plants using linear control structures and design techniques that are common in industrial practice.
Although the use of such ion exchange resins does not completely eliminate the attack on the oxirane group by H2O2 during the epoxidation process, this deleterious reaction only seems to be important under extreme process conditions, such as high temperature, excessive concentration of H2O2, and high molar ratio of H2O2 to double bonds, which are not common in industrial practice.
"Common demands, common negotiations and common industrial action strategies".
