Translation of "industrial application " (English → French) :

industrial applications implementing: (a) CCS on refineries with 500 kilotonnes per year (kt/y) stored CO from one or more sources within the refinery; (b) CCS application to cement kiln with 500 kt/y stored CO; (c) CCS application for primary production routes in iron and steel production with 500 kt/y stored CO; or (d) CCS application for primary production routes in aluminium production with 500 kt/y stored CO

A strong industrial base must be maintained by strengthening the knowledge content in the existing industry as well as building, in Europe, a strong knowledge-based, knowledge intensive industry, stressing the exploitation of basic research for industrial applications.

When I examine those particular conclusions and compare them with conclusions of 1940, 56 years ago, there are in many instances very few substantive differences between the problems articulated today and the problems articulated some 50 years ago (1545) When a noted journalist put things together and compared the two he recognized, in particular when it came to the industrial application of the technological and scientific studies and R and D research that had been done primarily through government funding, that the minimal effect was industrial application.

In order for the government to continue to strengthen its support of basic research and its industrial applications we must be able to obtain royalties from research that succeed in being used in the industrial applications in order that these moneys can be reinvested in future research (1605 ) Small and medium sized enterprises must be in a position to obtain and capitalize on the innovations of Canadians as they develop these new technologies.

Such collaboration will be a major contributory factor in the establishment of a single market (e.g. harmonisation of manufacturing practices; development of joint technical standards, thus avoiding technical barriers to trade; enhancement of the competitiveness of European industry in its home market; maximising the research potential of the Community by combining complementary skills found in different Member States. Manufacturing industry accounts for 30% of the Community GNP and provides employment for around 41 million people, or 75% of the work force. It is therefore vital to the Community economy. However, it is experiencing structural difficulties in satisfying a growing demand in the face of ever keener competition. The aim of t ...[+++]his Community programme is to improve competitiveneness by encouraging cross-frontier cooperation between different sectors of industry and between companies, research centres and universities in research focussing on industrial applications at the precompetitive stage. 1 COM(88) 385.

2. Design Methodology and Assurance of Products and Processes - Quality, Reliability and maintainability in industry (especially for "just-in-time" manufacturing). - Process and product assurance (advanced testing, measuring, monitoring control methods). 3. Application of Manufacturing technologies - Advancing manufacturing practices (including the transfer and adaptation of technologies used in other sectors). - Manufacturing processes for flexible materials (including textiles, leather, non-woven materials composites and packaging materials). - 3 - 4. Technologies for Manufacturing Processes - Surface techniques (improving resistence to wear, corrosion and high temperatures in industrial application ...[+++]). - Shaping, assembly and joining technologies. - Chemical processes (including improved yield in chemical processes, new chemical separation techniques and improved performance of membrane technologies). - Particle and powder processes (including better techniques to optimise product shape, structure and stability).