This module delves into the essential concepts of racking and mounting PV panels in renewable energy systems. It covers different types of mounting approaches such as roof, ground, pole, weighted (ballast), and tracking installations, providing insights into the diverse applications and benefits of

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Explore various aspects of ship control and classification through the expertise of Professor Erik R.S.G from the Nordisk institutt for sjørett, covering topics such as SOLAS regulations, protective coatings, Ballast Water Convention, EU initiatives, classification societies, relationships with pub

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This presentation delves into the legal steps required for implementing the Ballast Water Management Convention at a national level. It covers areas such as existing legislation assessment, model legislation preparation, implications for flag, coastal, and port states, policy frameworks, institution

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Alan Spackman, Vice President of Offshore Regulatory & Technical Affairs, discusses the impact of international standards on the offshore oil and gas industries. Updates on key conventions like the Maritime Labour Convention and Ballast Water Management Convention are provided. Important upcoming da

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This guide outlines detailed measures and protocols to effectively manage the risks associated with ballast dust exposure in work environments. It covers various aspects such as elimination, engineering controls, personal protective equipment, hygiene practices, and surveillance protocols to ensure

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This toolbox talk provides guidelines on minimizing exposure to ballast dust on worksites through the proper use of Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE). It emphasizes the importance of keeping dust exposure low and identifies roles requiring additional protection. Instructions on fitting disposab

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Water ballast in gliders allows for increased weight which can affect climb rate, speed, and maneuverability. It is important for cross-country flights to maximize distance, speed, and efficiency. Physics and graphs demonstrate the impact of mass on potential energy in gliding. Utilizing water balla

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Railway track structures consist of rails, ties (sleepers), ballast, and subgrade. The track ballast is usually crushed stone to support ties, allow drainage, and adjust their position. Modern tracks use high-quality steel rails for heavy loads. Railway sleepers come in various types like timber, st

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