Sentence examples for design hazards from inspiring English sources

Each individual case merits its own specific approach, where knowledge of the specific pump design, mechanical seal design, hazards of the liquid being pumped, and criticality of the service play a role in fine tuning each commissioning and start-up procedure.

This finding has implications for fuel design, hazard assessment, process safety design, and process safety operation.

In this within-subjects design, hazard perception performance was compared between high and no cognitive load conditions (with or without a puzzle to solve).

Finally, it is illustrated how these concepts may be easily included in engineering practice complementing design hazard maps and effectively enhancing definition of design seismic actions with relatively small effort.

We point out the need of a more systematic sampling strategy in order to reconstruct spatial avalanche patterns in the southern Andes, which are a complement of temporal patterns to design hazard maps.

This paper summarizes a loss-based formulation to evaluate the risk to buildings from multiple hazards, taking into account the different nature of the hazards, frequency of occurrence and associated return period for current codified design, hazard-resistant design philosophy and consequences.

Conclusions include that: students lack knowledge and awareness relative to the mass and density of materials; students are precluded from conducting optimum design hazard identification and risk assessments, and Civil Engineering education must be reviewed in terms of addressing / referring to construction health and safety, and ergonomics in other subjects.

These technologies aim to eliminate or minimize the potential for catastrophic events by designing hazards out of process systems (Kletz 1996).

Understanding how map properties influence map legibility and accessibility can help build awareness in the scientific community about the impact of certain choices when designing hazard maps, and accordingly, help improve the consistency, clarity, and effectiveness of volcanic hazard communication.

The most effective means of preventing and controlling occupational injuries, illness, and fatalities is to "design out" hazards and hazardous exposures from the workplace.

As such, future research exploring how volcanic hazard map design influences hazard communication and understanding among these people should be undertaken in order to improve the successful transfer of important hazard information to the wider at-risk community.