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Electrochemical and isothermal titration calorimetry studies associated with polymer-micelle complexes and surfactant/cyclodextrin inclusion complexes (1994)
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Mwakibete, H. Electrochemical and isothermal titration calorimetry studies associated with polymer-micelle complexes and surfactant/cyclodextrin inclusion complexes. (Thesis). University of Salford, UK

The effective degree of micellar dissociation of cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB) micelles has been determined from electrochemical (EMF) measurements using a CTAB selective electrode. Thermodynamic parameters have been determined using the... Read More about Electrochemical and isothermal titration calorimetry studies associated with polymer-micelle complexes and surfactant/cyclodextrin inclusion complexes.

Stability analysis of light gauge steel members using the finite element method and the generalized beam theory (1994)
Thesis
Jiang, C. Stability analysis of light gauge steel members using the finite element method and the generalized beam theory. (Thesis). University of Salford

In this thesis a finite element programme for material and geometric nonlinear analysis, has been modified with pre- and post-data processing and eigenvalue solution. More efficient methods to solve elastic and inelastic eigenvalue and eigenvectors h... Read More about Stability analysis of light gauge steel members using the finite element method and the generalized beam theory.

The fracture characteristics of a boron containing high strength low alloy steel (1994)
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Wrigley, N. The fracture characteristics of a boron containing high strength low alloy steel. (Thesis). University of Salford

This study is concerned with the fracture characteristics of RQT 701; a possible contender for the replacement of HY 100, the existing 690MNm-2 (100,000psi) strength level Naval quality steel. RQT 701 is a low nickel, boron containing quenched and te... Read More about The fracture characteristics of a boron containing high strength low alloy steel.

A physiological model of the human cough reflex : investigations of the afferent pathway and antitussive studies (1994)
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Lowry, R. A physiological model of the human cough reflex : investigations of the afferent pathway and antitussive studies. (Thesis). University of Salford

Cough is a common symptom of respiratory disease. Assessment of antitussives has relied mainly on animal studies and clinical trials in which recording of natural cough is difficult. This thesis describes the use of ultrasonically nebulized distil... Read More about A physiological model of the human cough reflex : investigations of the afferent pathway and antitussive studies.

Performance and efficiency measurement in local authority building organisations (1994)
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Ruddock, L. Performance and efficiency measurement in local authority building organisations. (Thesis). University of Salford

This work constitutes a study of the operations of local authority building direct labour organisations (DLOs) during the 1980s, An overt aim of Part III of the 1980 Local Government, Planning and Land Act was to improve efficiency in the operat... Read More about Performance and efficiency measurement in local authority building organisations.

The implications of public participation in environmental management and development (1994)
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Youssefi-Khalajabadi, D. The implications of public participation in environmental management and development. (Thesis). University of Salford

Many global problems in society relate to issues of environment and development. This research explores different connotations of environmental management and development. Development models for Third World countries are found to be most effectiv... Read More about The implications of public participation in environmental management and development.

Resonant DC link converters and their use in rail traction applications (1994)
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Ellams, P. Resonant DC link converters and their use in rail traction applications. (Thesis). University of Salford

Conventional 'hard switching' converters suffer from significant switching loss due to the simultaneous imposition of high values of current and voltage on the devices during commutation. Resonant converters offer a solution to this problem. A revi... Read More about Resonant DC link converters and their use in rail traction applications.

The effect of contract type and size on competitiveness in construction contract bidding (1994)
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Drew, D. The effect of contract type and size on competitiveness in construction contract bidding. (Thesis). University of Salford

Flanagan and Norman (1982b) examined the bidding performances of three contractors. In developing this study, the aim of this research is to demonstrate through statistical modelling that, in terms of competitiveness, competing contractors are inf... Read More about The effect of contract type and size on competitiveness in construction contract bidding.

Privatization and development : insights from a holistic approach with special reference to the case of Jordan (1994)
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Abdul Rahim Abu Shair, O. Privatization and development : insights from a holistic approach with special reference to the case of Jordan. (Thesis). University of Salford

After three decades of state intervention throughout the world the 1980s and 1990s have seen a marked reversal. Instead of government control and centralized planning there has been a renewed emphasis on market-oriented strategy. Privatization co... Read More about Privatization and development : insights from a holistic approach with special reference to the case of Jordan.

Management education and training for refurbishment work within the construction industry (1994)
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Egbu, C. Management education and training for refurbishment work within the construction industry. (Thesis). University of Salford

The study is concerned with the management of refurbishment work within the UK construction industry, from a contractors' perspective. It investigates the main difficulties and problems which managers face in refurbishment work, together with the... Read More about Management education and training for refurbishment work within the construction industry.

Contracting-out in a facilities management context : an investigation of the advantages and disadvantages of contracting-out as experienced by user organisations, and the influence such factors exert in determining whether facilities management services are resourced in-house or externally (1994)
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Owen, D. Contracting-out in a facilities management context : an investigation of the advantages and disadvantages of contracting-out as experienced by user organisations, and the influence such factors exert in determining whether facilities management services are resourced in-house or externally. (Thesis). University of Salford

The field of study for this research project is a recently established and rapidly evolving business concept, Facilities Management (FM). The focal theory for this project concerns the effectiveness of a tactic increasingly adopted by organisati... Read More about Contracting-out in a facilities management context : an investigation of the advantages and disadvantages of contracting-out as experienced by user organisations, and the influence such factors exert in determining whether facilities management services are resourced in-house or externally.

Development of novel flame retardants for polyurethane foams (1994)
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Coleman, G. Development of novel flame retardants for polyurethane foams. (Thesis). University of Salford

In line with current environmental concerns, a non—halogenated, high phosphorus content flame retardant for polyurethane foams is preferred. Cyclic phosphorus compounds have a high percentage of phosphorus and should therefore exhibit good flame r... Read More about Development of novel flame retardants for polyurethane foams.

Utilisation of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Technique in assessment of impact of human interference on natural ecology of estuaries : a case study of Mersey estuary (1994)
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Aliero, B. Utilisation of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Technique in assessment of impact of human interference on natural ecology of estuaries : a case study of Mersey estuary. (Thesis). University of Salford

A Conceptual study of the impacts of human activities on the natural ecology of estuaries was carried out. The Mersey Estuary was used as a case study. Environmental Impact Assessment Techniques (EIA) was used to identify and evaluate impacts gen... Read More about Utilisation of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Technique in assessment of impact of human interference on natural ecology of estuaries : a case study of Mersey estuary.

Environmental assessment for wetland management in Sri Lanka (1994)
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Amarasinghe, M. Environmental assessment for wetland management in Sri Lanka. (Thesis). University of Salford

The objectives of the study are to identify an appropriate environmental assessment framework for the management of wetlands in Sri Lanka and to determine its practicability under the prevailing conditions of data availability and expertise. Eigh... Read More about Environmental assessment for wetland management in Sri Lanka.