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Sciences des Aliments; ISSN 0240-8813; 
; v. 16(4); p. 413-423
; v. 16(4); p. 413-423
[en] This paper describes a simplified procedure that has been employed to determine the thickness of char-layer formed in a carbon-phenolic liner used in the divergent section of a rocket nozzle. The procedure consists of determining the local heat flux at the liner surface for a particular surface temperature and then analyzing the coupled heat transfer problem between the gaseous nozzle flow and the composite liner resulting in the formation of char layer
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Rasmussen, H. (ed.); Univ. of Western Ontario, Graphic Services Dept., London, Ontario (Canada); 2 v; ISBN 0-920049-01-X; ; 1985; (v.2) p. C33-C34; 10. Canadian Congress of applied mechanics : CANCAM'85; London, Ontario (Canada); 2-7 Jun 1985; Available from the University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada; 3 refs., 1 tab.
; 1985; (v.2) p. C33-C34; 10. Canadian Congress of applied mechanics : CANCAM'85; London, Ontario (Canada); 2-7 Jun 1985; Available from the University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada; 3 refs., 1 tab.
[en] The community consultation process was examined with reference to natural gas from coal (NGC) development in Alberta. It was suggested that NGC has a huge potential in Canada, and can be developed in an environmentally responsible manner which considers all stakeholders. However, water supply shortages and the effects of development on groundwater remain key stakeholder concerns in Alberta. Issues concerning water protection and handling were discussed, along with issues concerning surface disruption during resource development activities. An outline of road needs and pipeline corridors was presented. An outline of a typical NGC compressor station were given. Issues concerning public anxiety over air quality were discussed with reference to flaring and landowner complaints. It was noted NGC is not sour and contains no liquid hydrocarbons or foreign contaminants. A review of government regulations and best practices was presented with regards to flaring. Multi-stakeholder advisory committee practices were reviewed. It was concluded that Alberta is currently using a variety of consultation processes to enable better communications between industry and stakeholders. figs
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Insight Information Co., Toronto, ON (Canada); Insight Information Co; (Conf.Reps.no.505768); 455 p; ISBN 1-55264-489-8; ; 2005; p. 299-317; Insight Press; Toronto, ON (Canada); Insight conference : community consultation and development : a regulatory and strategic summit for the oil and gas and other resource-based industries; Calgary, AB (Canada); 17-18 Feb 2005; Available from Insight Press, 214 King Street West, Suite 300, Toronto, Ontario, M5H 3S6
; 2005; p. 299-317; Insight Press; Toronto, ON (Canada); Insight conference : community consultation and development : a regulatory and strategic summit for the oil and gas and other resource-based industries; Calgary, AB (Canada); 17-18 Feb 2005; Available from Insight Press, 214 King Street West, Suite 300, Toronto, Ontario, M5H 3S6
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