Sentence examples for confinement building from inspiring English sources

In case of Beyond Design Basis Accident (BDBA), this dust may be mobilized and transported towards the confinement building, or even into the outer environment.

Inhalation of dust in a swine confinement building causes an intense airway inflammatory reaction in the airways and increased bronchial responsiveness to methacholine.

The major factors affecting potential core damage are the size and location of primary system leaks, flow path resistances, the core temperature distribution, and the long-term availability of oxygen in the incoming gas from a confinement building.

Here we consider a severe loss of coolant accident (LOCA) in conjunction with simultaneous failures of the beam tubes (providing a pathway for radioactivity release from the vacuum vessel towards the confinement) and of the two barriers surrounding the chamber (inner shielding and confinement building itself).

Then there was an encore of getting naked and searched again before I was loaded into a van for my five-minute ride over to the Michael Unit's solitary confinement building.

One impediment to ROPS use, however, is low clearance situations, such as orchards and animal confinement buildings.

In this paper are presented the results of experimental analysis of the influence of ventilation systems and related energy consumption on inhalable and respirable dust concentrations in fattening pigs confinement buildings.

The analysis address specific reactor safety concerns, such as pressurization of confinement buildings, vacuum vessel pressurization, release of activated products and tritium during these accidental events and hydrogen production from chemical reactions between lead lithium liquid metal and beryllium with water.

One of the first things they will want to look at are the hundreds of industrial-scale hog facilities that have sprung up around Mexico in recent years, and the thousands of people employed inside the crowded, pathogen-filled confinement buildings and processing plants.

CAFO airborne emissions, including ammonia, hydrogen sulfide (H2S), volatile organic compounds, and endotoxins, originate from confinement buildings, waste storage areas, and land application of animal waste (National Research Council 2003).

Farm workers (252 female and 1,200 male) were exposed to grain as well as livestock in swine confinement buildings and poultry coops (see Table 1).