Примеры использования Unintentional release на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unintentional releases of pentachlorobenzene.
Mr. Boon-Long gave a presentation on unintentional releases of pentachlorobenzene.
There are no extra costs for the industry in the UNECE region for controlling unintentional releases.
Information on unintentional release e.g., during combustion processes.
Structures are more likely to be created that assist in preventing intentional or unintentional release of dangerous materials.
Unintentional releases of HCBD can be minimised by abatement techniques and legislation.
Additionally inclusion on Annex[C](unintentional releases of PCP) is also a potential option.
Unintentional release of PeCB as a byproduct of incomplete combustion appears to be the largest current source.
Moreover, former and current production and unintentional releases outside the UNECE-region are largely unknown.
Unintentional releases of PeCB might come from the use of pentachlorophenol for wood treatment as it contained PeCB as an impurity.
Parties agreed in the Long-term Strategy to increase the focus of future policy work for the Protocol on POPs towards unintentional releases of POPs.
Measures to reduce unintentional releases of PCN through listing in Annex C would positively impact human health and the environment.
Substantial uncertainty, he said, remained as to the kinds,extent and cost of unintentional releases and the measures that would be needed to combat them.
One added that data on unintentional releases in one country or region should not be extrapolated to others with different climates.
Regarding the first issue,there was some discussion as to whether the additional information on unintentional releases of pentachlorobenzene should form an addendum to the risk profile.
Summary of information on unintentional release of pentachlorobenzene submitted during the intersessional period between the third and fourth meetings of the Committee.
Nowadays, PeCB entered the environment mainly due to historic use and unintentional releases, such as by-product formation in thermal processes.
Unintentional releases of PeCB were mainly due to by-product formation during incineration and combustion processes, thermal metallurgic processes, and the production of chlorinated chemicals.
A radiation shield which encloses a component of the package specified as a part of the containment system shall be so designed as to prevent the unintentional release of that component from the shield.
Unintentional releases of HCBD from production of magnesium and chlorinated hydrocarbons could be addressed by adding these source categories to annex VIII, with guidance on BAT/BEP in annex V.
However, no detailed guidance exists with regard to specific measures on the prevention of escapes and unintentional releases of live organisms while they are moved or kept beyond border areas.
The unintentional release to air of HCBD from the production of chlorinated solvents has decreased in Europe and the United States during the past decades e.g. in Europe by more than 98% between 1985 and 1997.
The unintentional formation of impuritiessuch as dioxins and furans during PCP manufacture should already be addressed by the inclusion of these substances in Annex C unintentional releases.
The same applied to costs of controlling unintentional emissions: PeCB was emitted as unintentional release from the same sources as the POP compounds dioxins and furans.
Unintentional release of pentachlorobenzene as a byproduct of incomplete combustion appears to be the largest current source. However, this conclusion is based on data for Europe and North America only.
Gas tanks with or without other pressurised external attachments shall be packed individually ortogether in such a way as to prevent damage to the valve and unintentional release of the gas under normal conditions of carriage.
The intentional and unintentional release of dangerous biological materials or pathogens presents a serious risk not only to the public and the environment but also to the scientists and practitioners working with these dangerous materials.
Article 5 of the Stockholm Convention requires parties to take all appropriate measures to reduce the unintentional release of the chemicals listed in annex C, with the goal of continuing minimization and, where feasible, their ultimate elimination.
The Committee concluded that although hexachlorobutadiene(HCBD) is not known to be currently intentionally produced or used, it is important to prevent its re-introduction andmanage the risks associated with its unintentional release.
The Committee will have before it a note by the Secretariat on unintentional releases of pentachlorobenzene(UNEP/POPS/POPRC.4/13) and a compilation of information received on unintentional releases of pentachlorobenzene UNEP/POPS/POPRC.4/INF/19.