Sentence examples for facility shutdown from inspiring English sources
"Gecko's robots massively reduce facility shutdown time while gathering critical performance data and preventing potentially fatal accidents.
We study a realistic problem where a disruption can cause either a complete facility shutdown or a reduced supply capacity.
The resulting fees and facility shutdowns tend to impact some of America's most vulnerable citizens.
The chapter first reviews the whole process of decommissioning from a facility's permanent shutdown to site release, and strategic options.
The [Standby Shutdown Facility] is assumed to fail, with no time delay, following the flood level exceeding the height of the [Standby Shutdown Facility] wall.
Money should be raised to send representatives from each facility facing a shutdown to the White House for highly visible demonstrations.
The predicted flood would reach [Oconee Nuclear Station] in approximately 5 hours, at which time the [Standby Shutdown Facility] walls are overtopped.
A year later, the company built a 5-foot flood wall around its so-called Standby Shutdown Facility, or SSF, which is designed to allow operators to shut the plant down and maintain cooling if power from the public electricity grid, as well as backup power from a nearby hydroelectric facility, are lost.
Arms negotiators failed to set a deadline for North Korea to disable its nuclear facilities following the shutdown of its reactor at Yongbyon, but top envoys planned to meet again in early September.
He should also press the State Legislature to revoke a wasteful law that keeps facilities scheduled for shutdown open and staffed for a full year, even when there is not a single child in custody.
Lava flows are considered to be beyond the design basis of nuclear facilities, meaning that the potential for the occurrence of lava flows above some level of acceptable likelihood would exclude the site from development of nuclear facilities because safe control or shutdown of the facility under circumstances of lava flow inundation cannot be assured (IAEA 2011).
