Collaborative Project - FCH JU GRANT AGREEMENT N° 621245Collaborative Project Agreement • May 16th, 2017
Considering the fact that a temperature gradient in the stack is unavoidable and depends on various factors such as gas flow rates, current, thermal exchange rate with the furnace, it is difficult to determine the stack temperature. In practice, depending on the stack design, temperature sensors mounted at different locations in or around the stack (e.g., in endplates, in gas inlet/outlet channels, or just in close proximity to the stack) can be used to estimate the stack temperature. It is however important to identify the one that represents the best the real stack temperature. In order to make results comparable among different test facilities, it is necessary to agree prior to the test on which temperature is used to represent the stack temperature. For the results presentation, it is recommended to show also other temperatures measured in order to obtain information on the temperature distribution in the stack.
Collaborative Project - FCH JU GRANT AGREEMENT N° 621245Collaborative Project Agreement • June 13th, 2017
APU Auxiliary power unit ASR Area specific resistance CHP Combined heat and power nlpm Normal litr per minute OCV Open circuit voltage RU Repeating unit SOC Solid oxide cell SOFC Solid oxide fuel cell SOEC Solid oxide electrolysis cell slpm Standard litre per minute TIP Test input parameter TM Test module TOP Test output parameter
AGREEMENT AMONG CITY OF SALINAS ANDCollaborative Project Agreement • June 8th, 2022 • California
This agreement is both a project cost reimbursement and collaborative project agreement among, the City of Salinas, hereinafter “CITY”, the Transportation Agency for Monterey County, hereinafter “TAMC,” and Ecology Action, hereinafter “EA”, hereinafter “PARTIES”, with respect to the implementation of the “Alisal Beautification, Greening & Safety Project” (hereinafter “PROJECT”).
Collaborative Project - FCH JU GRANT AGREEMENT N° 621245Collaborative Project Agreement • March 29th, 2016
DRAFT AGREEMENT FOR COLLABORATIVE PROJECTCollaborative Project Agreement • July 27th, 2020
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into on this ………………… Two Thousand …………….. amongst the President of India acting through the Scientist-G dealing with Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Research Programme of Technology Transfer Division, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India having its office at Technology Bhavan, New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi – 110016 (hereinafter called DST which expression shall wherever the context so admits include its successors and assigns) of the first part.
Mahidol University and Ministry of Science and Technology to Produce Bulletproof Vest Supporting Police-Soldiers in Southern ProvincesCollaborative Project Agreement • May 2nd, 2008
Mahidol University, Ministry of Science and Technology, and private sectors produce 100 bulletproof vests to support and increase safety for police officers – soldiers in southern provinces.
Collaborative Project - FCH JU GRANT AGREEMENT N° 621245Collaborative Project Agreement • May 16th, 2017
Collaborative Project - FCH JU GRANT AGREEMENT N° 621245Collaborative Project Agreement • June 13th, 2017
Responsible Author Karine Couturier (CEA) Co-Author(s) Stéphane Di Iorio (CEA) Carlos Boigues Muñoz (ENEA) Nikolaos Kotsionopoulos (JRC) Xiufu Sun (DTU)Qingxi Fu (EIFER) Michael Lang (DLR)
COLLABORATIVE PROJECT AGREEMENT BETWEENCollaborative Project Agreement • February 13th, 2024
ICFRE-Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore and Andhra Paper Mill (APL), Rajahmundry have signed agreement today (12.02.2024) for implementing a collaborative project to increase wood production in the catchment area of the Mill in Andhra Pradesh. The project period is five years with a budget of Rs.54.97 lakhs. This project is a continuation of a similar project implemented during 2018-2023 through which the high- yielding clones of Casuarina and Eucalyptus have been deployed in the farmlands of Andhra Pradesh. An inter-disciplinary team involving Scientists of Genetics and Breeding, Silviculture and Plant Protection will be implementing the project in association with the farm forestry wing of APL. Dr. C Kunhikannan, Director, ICFRE-IFGTB and Shri. Mukesh Jain, Executive Director, APL have signed and shared the agreement. Shri. Shyam Srivastava, Vice President, APL, Shri. K. N. Mishra, Manager, APL, Dr. B. Nagarajan, Scientist-G, Dr. A. Nicodemus, Scientist-G and
Community Participation and Health Education for Dengue Control :Collaborative Project Agreement • May 2nd, 2005
Background: In August 2002, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) signed an agreement involving shared financing for the development of the project for Community Participation and Health Education for Dengue Control.
