Noise control best practice and Best Available Technology (BAT)Peter Wilson
Examples of Self-Financing Noise Control projects across a wide range of plant categories and industries that illustrate the cost savings inherent in engineering noise control measures at source compared with conventional palliatives such as acoustic enclosures, silencers, lagging etc. In many cases, noise control modifications are installed as an extension to maintenance and can be justified simply on the grounds of increased performance, efficiency and productivity, with the noise reduction as an additional benefit. Typical noise control savings of 50-80% with no maintenance or access issues, no hygiene implications, the potential to eliminate PPE / audiometry and to remove remove existing acoustic enclosures and to improve productivity
HAV Risk Management Best Practice - Myths and RealityPeter Wilson
This presentation is a pragmatic guide to current best practice in hand arm Vibration (HAV) risk management. It includes the myths surrounding vibration risk assessment, PPE (simple, there is none...) and other red herrings that can waste resources that would be better spent on risk reduction.
Environmental Noise Control Best Practicable Means BPM and BATPeter Wilson
The noise control diagnostic procedure that must be followed in order to claim Best Practicable Means (BPM) using Best Available Technology (BAT). Innovative and award winning environmental noise reduction techniques that reduce typical project costs by c80%. Presented at the CIEH SE regional spring forum, April 2013
Environmental "noise industry" is not fit for purpose...Peter Wilson
The "noise industry" is generally woefully ignorant of diagnostic techniques and modern noise control methods. Consequently, thousands of people are needlessly exposed to stressful noise over prolonged periods, resulting in unnecessary deaths from stress (BMJ/WHO reports). Very large sums of money are also wasted on inappropriate mitigation - there is a diagnostic process that must be followed to evaluate any noise nuisance problem. The presentation includes case studies illustrating how so much money has been wasted on poor diagnoses and inappropriate noise control measures - plus examples of how it should be done using best practice...
Noise control best practice and Best Available Technology (BAT)Peter Wilson
Examples of Self-Financing Noise Control projects across a wide range of plant categories and industries that illustrate the cost savings inherent in engineering noise control measures at source compared with conventional palliatives such as acoustic enclosures, silencers, lagging etc. In many cases, noise control modifications are installed as an extension to maintenance and can be justified simply on the grounds of increased performance, efficiency and productivity, with the noise reduction as an additional benefit. Typical noise control savings of 50-80% with no maintenance or access issues, no hygiene implications, the potential to eliminate PPE / audiometry and to remove remove existing acoustic enclosures and to improve productivity
HAV Risk Management Best Practice - Myths and RealityPeter Wilson
This presentation is a pragmatic guide to current best practice in hand arm Vibration (HAV) risk management. It includes the myths surrounding vibration risk assessment, PPE (simple, there is none...) and other red herrings that can waste resources that would be better spent on risk reduction.
Environmental Noise Control Best Practicable Means BPM and BATPeter Wilson
The noise control diagnostic procedure that must be followed in order to claim Best Practicable Means (BPM) using Best Available Technology (BAT). Innovative and award winning environmental noise reduction techniques that reduce typical project costs by c80%. Presented at the CIEH SE regional spring forum, April 2013
Environmental "noise industry" is not fit for purpose...Peter Wilson
The "noise industry" is generally woefully ignorant of diagnostic techniques and modern noise control methods. Consequently, thousands of people are needlessly exposed to stressful noise over prolonged periods, resulting in unnecessary deaths from stress (BMJ/WHO reports). Very large sums of money are also wasted on inappropriate mitigation - there is a diagnostic process that must be followed to evaluate any noise nuisance problem. The presentation includes case studies illustrating how so much money has been wasted on poor diagnoses and inappropriate noise control measures - plus examples of how it should be done using best practice...
2. Цель: определение отношения лицеистов
к телепередачам о стиле, моде, имидже.
Гипотеза: внешний облик провоцирует
внутренние изменения личности.
Задачи:
1. Изучить историю имиджа.
2. Выявить особенности восприятия
лицеистами тематических телепрограмм.
3. Выполнить анализ отношения лицеистов
к программам об имидже.
11. Исследование проводилось в
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студентов 2 курса в период с
ноября по декабрь 2010 года.
Критерии отбора испытуемых -
выборка студентов одного
возраста в количестве 28 человек.
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