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Competitive Advantage - ️️Superior performance relative to other competitors in the same industry or the industry average. Competitive Disadvantage - ️️Underperformance relative to other competitors in the same industry or the industry average. Competitive Parity - ️️Performance of two or more firms at the same level. Corporate Social Responsibility - ️️A framework that helps firms recognize and address the economic, legal, social, and philanthropic expectations that societ...

places a firm at a disadvantage in regards to its ROI - ️️is assessed relative to other competitors in the industry Effective guiding policy is supported by and stays consistent through the use of Blank______. Multiple choice question. strategic commitments trade-offs social responsibilities grandiose statements - ️️strategic commitments Which of the following elements comprise strategic management? - ️️analysis implementation formulation A good strategy consists of three...

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How long is the ship (LNG Tanker)? How many tanks are on the tanker? - ️️300m Long 4-5 Tanks What is the diameter of one tank? What is the thickness of the tank? - ️️Diameter: 40m Thickness: 25-60mm of Aluminium alloy What is the change of temperature during operation of the tank? --> Needs to be answered assuming temp change from ambient (20C) to cryogenic (- 162C) - ️️20 degrees to -162 degrees celcius Assuming the tnak is made of Al Alloy, estimate change in diameter o...

Three ways of removing heat or energy - ️️1. Heat exchange 2. Expanding through a turbine 3. By throttle Heat exchanger - ️️Device in which one liquid or vapor is used to cool another. In the LNG system, a counterflow heat exchanger is used High pressure valve is passed through - ️️Small throttling valve All matter is composed of - ️️Atoms The reason for liquefying a gas - ️️To reduce its volume to save space when transporting - ️️ Two methods of keeping a gas i...

What happens when you liquefy LNG - make it Real Cold? - ️️It decreases in size. Allows for more product to fit in tank (saves space) What is the roll stabilization tank used for? - ️️To minimize vapor build up & explosion. (Roll stabilization, water column weight) What percentage of LNG is Methane? - ️️80% to 99% What are the two types of fuel used on a LNG vessel? - ️️Bunker C and GNG (Boil off gas) What is LNG? - ️️Liquefied Natural Gas A flammable liquid fire is w...

Factors to be taken into account when considering the design of a liquefied gas carrier - ️️-Types of cargo to be carried -Condition of carriage (fully pressurized, semi-pressurized, fully refrigerated) -Type of trade and cargo handling flexibility required by the ship. -Terminal facilities available when loading or discharging Cargo Containment System - ️️The total arrangement for containing cargo including Type 1G - ️️A gas carrier intended to transport products indicated in...

container failure reasons - ️️mechanical damage corrosion excessive internal pressure flame impingement flammable range - ️️the range between the min and mac concentrations of vapor in air which forms a flammable mixture flash point - ️️lowest temp at which liquid will evolve sufficient vapor to form a flammable mixture in air auto ignition temp - ️️temp to which a vapor in air mixture must be ehated to ignite spontaneously combustion - ️️the chemical reaction, init...

What is special with LPG carriers? - ️️Vessels that carry gases in a liquid state at the pressure corresponding to its vapor pressure at the carriage temperature. Fully refrigerated - ️️Maintains pressure by cooling the cargo below its boiling point, and is an advantage for longer distances and large quantities Semi-refrigerated - ️️Able to load at both refrigerated and pressurised terminals, it also have a reliquefaction plant onboard where it can control the temperature of the...

Gas carriers are divided into three major classifications - ️️-Vessels designed to carry cargo under pressure -Vessels designed to carry cargo at ambient pressure, but in a refrigerated condition. -Vessels designed to carry cargo under a combination of both pressure and refrigeration. Vessels designed to carry cargo at ambient pressure, but in a refrigerated condition. - ️️This vessel type can be recognized by the spheres extending above the deck, or, if of the membrane type will ...

What is an unsaturated hydrocarbon? - ️️An unsaturated hydrocarbon is one that has double or triple bonds between the carbon molecules. This type of hydrocarbon is more unstable than a saturated hydrocarbon can can be volatile. What is an Isomer? - ️️An isomer is a compound that has the same molecular formula as another, but a different combination/structure of molecules. What is an unsaturated vapor? - ️️An unsaturated vapor can take on more vapor molecules then it can give up...

Sanitary and Stormwater - ️️must be isolated and discharge differently into different networks Triple-grip/L-grip - ️️steel tie down connection point between a truss and a top plate How to stop excessive cracking during curing process - ️️curing agents keeping slab moist control excessive heating covering concrete Why should you flood test waterproof membranes - ️️ensures that membrane will securely prevent water leakage into dry ares/structure Benefits of Cypress Pine -...

How much do building services contribute to the total construction budget? - ️️30- 45% of a typical building construction budget Why do we need electrical services? - ️️Most of peoples needs require electricity. Large contributor to household energy usage. (lights / power) What is the major contributor to energy consumption in a typical commercial building? - ️️HVAC & Lighting What is the difference between AC & DC? - ️️AC = Alternating Current; DC = Direct Current AC = F...

2 Types of electricity meters? - ️️Digital meter and dial meter. Explain the process of getting electricity to a room? - ️️Electricity comes from generating station, which goes through the power grid (transmission line), then to substations which is then distributed to 1 main switch board (MSB) for each building, which then is sent to 1 distribution board (DB) for each floor, that goes to power outlets and lights. What are some different components for electrical services? - ️️...

give 3 examples of professional conduct you should exhibit as a helicopter crewmember - ️️promptness safety at all times respect yourself, others define how to establish and maintain a positive interagency working relationship - ️️think of others put their safety utmost resolve conflicts be courteous describe 3 positions you may be working for a hecm - ️️helicopter manager helibase manager deck coordinator what are capabilities of a type I helicopter? seats: allowable p...

Who qualifies? - ️️*all people on the note and title MUST be age 62 or older. -other people can live there but they cannot be on the note or title -it must stay the primary residence (where you live the majority of the year) What is HECM? - ️️-Collateral-only loan --- No ATR required -this is the only time that a collateral only loan is ok. -NO MIN. PAYMENT DUE EVER What is required to qualify for this program? - ️️-HUD counseling* -required before you can even apply -counsel...

TALC rates generally are greatest when borrowers live - ️️NeighborWorks HO111 Course Manual - Tab 9: HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? PART 3: COMPARING LOANS AND WEIGHING COSTS; TALC rates are highest in the early part of the loan and tend to be lower the longer the loan is in place. This is because the cost of the loan is spread out over a longer period of time A home located in a Planned Unit Development (PUD), such as a golf-course community, may be eligible for a HECM - ️️HECM Counseling...

If the national lending limit is $625,500 and a client's estimated appraised value is $820,000, what is this calculation called? - ️️Maximum Claim Amount (Lending limit is the same thing) T/F Borrowers should be encouraged by their Loan Officer to consult a financial planner before proceeding with a Reverse Mortgage. - ️️False T/F Only one of the borrowers that intends to be on the deed after receiving the reverse mortgage must attend counseling. It is optional for the other bor...