Titlebook: Industrial Operations under Extremes of Weather; J. A. Russell,W. W. Hay,E. F. Taylor,J. A. Russell Book 1957 American Meteorological Soci

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Petroleum Refining and Selected Chemical Industries,siderable economy in presentation. Extremely high temperature, temperatures below 20F, heavy rainfall or snowfall within a brief period of time, constant high humidity, and winds of extraordinarily high speeds are the elements which most seriously handicap operations and for which the greatest adjus

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-940033-13-6Weather and Industry; Weather and Utilities; Weather and Energy; Weather and Transport; Weather and Cons

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The Petroleum Industry,nt of weather and climate. This list was compared to experience in order to eliminate those effects which caused little or no operational problem or expense. Hence only those factors of weather and climate judged critical are discussed. The general restriction of the scope of the paper to cold winter environments is a result of this procedure.

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Weather Limitations to Primary Iron and Steel Plant Operations,The effects of weather extremes on operations of iron and steel plants, and the adjustments in plant operations that have been successfully used to meet extreme conditions are considered. It is found that serious limitations to iron and steel plant operation are imposed by only two conditions, low temperature and permafrost.

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American Meteorological Society 1957