Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut
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Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut is a field study report[1].
Key Facts
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's instance of is recorded as field study report[2].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's publisher is recorded as National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health[3].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's part of the series is recorded as NIOSH Workplace Survey Report[4].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's DOI is recorded as 10.26616/NIOSHECTB11911A[5].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's language of work or name is recorded as English[6].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's industry is recorded as Chemicals and Allied Products, Not Elsewhere Classified[7].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's publication date is recorded as +1982-03-01T00:00:00Z[8].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's sponsor is recorded as NIOSH Division of Physical Sciences and Engineering[9].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's main subject is recorded as engineering controls[10].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's main subject is recorded as beryllium[11].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's main subject is recorded as cadmium[12].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's main subject is recorded as nickel[13].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's main subject is recorded as arsenic[14].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's main subject is recorded as personal protective equipment[15].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's main subject is recorded as lead[16].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's main subject is recorded as safety briefing[17].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's main subject is recorded as industrial hazard[18].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's main subject is recorded as lead[19].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's work available at URL is recorded as https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/surveyreports/pdfs/119-11a.pdf[20].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's title is recorded as Control Technology Assessment for Coal Gasification and Liquefaction Processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut, Report No. CT-119-11a[21].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's title is recorded as Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut[22].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's author name string is recorded as Donato R. Telesca[23].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's NIOSHTIC-2 ID is recorded as 00130069[24].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wikimedia–NIOSH collaboration[25].
- Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's funding scheme is recorded as contract[26].
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Control technology assessment for coal gasification and liquefaction processes, Combustion Engineering Process Development Unit, Windsor, Connecticut's instance of is recorded as field study report[2].