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KIT. Koninklijk Instituut voor de Tropen and/or any of its (i) directly or indirectly owned subsidiaries and/or (ii) affiliated companies;
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KIT. 1. Specification of PV module Cell Type Mono or Polycrystalline Silicon solar cells Module should be manufactured in India Lamination Toughened glass cover and XXX xxxxxx Module Frame Ultra High Impact Polystyrene (Jet Black Colour) No. of Solar Cells in the Panel 10 cells - Solar module to satisfy the technical specifications provided in tender doc. & the same will be tested at the time of proto-type submission for testing at IITB.
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KIT. As a member of the Irish National Squad, the IJA will provide you with the opportunity to receive/purchase some Official IJA Squad Kit for you wear when you attend international and other events. TRAVEL INSURANCE: It is strongly advised that all members of the IJA National Squad take out your own annual Travel Insurance Policy. Athletes are responsible for ensuring they have the correct immunisation for the Country being visited.
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KIT. Compulsory Kit • Navy t-shirt (Logo) • Navy blue shorts and/or skort and/or tracksuit bottoms and or leggings (Logo) • Navy blue games socks • Trainers • Studded footwear when applicable Recommended • Navy long-sleeved tracksuit top (Logo) Gum shield and Shin Pads Optional Kit • Base layer skins (navy/black/white) • School woolly hat It is optional to have surnames printed on the back of the tops; this is recommended to help with returning lost property. Student names should be clearly marked on all garments. Hoodies/sweatshirts are not part of the PE kit and are not allowed to be worn as an alternative. No jewellery is allowed in lessons. The only jogging bottoms allowed are the navy tracksuit bottoms (with school logo).
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KIT. As an ELAA member, we have developed this comprehensive VECTEA Mirror Agreement Implementation Kit (2022) to assist you as an employer with implementing these changes. This kit is a compact version with key information from the VECTEA implementation kit issued to members in July 2021. We hope that the instructions and tools provided in this kit will provide you with the necessary information to implement your Agreement. Should you require further assistance, ELAA’s Member Solutions team is always available to assist you. CONTACTING OUR MEMBER SOLUTIONS TEAM If you are an ELAA member and have any questions regarding the implementation of your Agreements - please contact our Member Solutions Advisors: Email us: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx.xx Call us during our phone operating hours (10 am - 3 pm, Monday to Friday): 03 9489 3500 (Press 2). TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION TO THE IMPLEMENTATION KIT 1 IMPORTANT TASKS AND TIMELINES 3 SECTION 1: COVERAGE UNDER THE NEW AGREEMENT 4 VECTEA MIRROR AGREEMENT SIGNATORIES 4 VECTEA MIRROR AGREEMENT COVERAGE IN A SESSIONAL KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM 5 VECTEA MIRROR EMPLOYEES IN INTEGRATED LONG DAY CARE 6 SECTION 2: IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE - KEY DATES, CHANGES AND CALCULATING ARREARS .........................................................................................................................................7 TERMINOLOGY 7 DEFINITIONS 7 KEY DATES 9 UNDERSTANDING AND EXPLAINING KEY CHANGES TO EMPLOYEES 10 SECTION 3: IMPLEMENTATION TASKS 14 TASK 1: CONFIRM OR ADJUST SALARY INCREMENTS FOR EMPLOYEES 14 TASK 3: CONFIRM NEW PAY RATES FOR EACH EMPLOYEE 19 TASK 4: ADJUST WEEKLY HOURS IF NECESSARY AND CONFIRM IN WRITING 24 TASK 5: CALCULATE THE ARREARS (BACKPAY) AMOUNT FOR EACH ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEE 25 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT CALCULATING AMOUNTS OWING 25 TASK 6: ISSUE CONFIRMATION OF NEW AGREEMENT LETTERS TO ALL EMPLOYEES 26 APPENDICES - TEMPLATES 27 APPENDIX 1: CONFIRMATION OF NEW AGREEMENT LETTER 27 APPENDIX 2: SAMPLE INTRODUCTION OF CHANGE LETTER 28 APPENDIX 3: SAMPLE LETTER TO THE EMPLOYEE’S UNION 29 APPENDIX 4: TEMPLATE EMPLOYEE ROSTER 30 IMPORTANT TASKS AND TIMELINES Task Details - VECA and VEEA (VECTEA Mirror Agreements) Target date Date completed (Service use only) 1 Consult and discuss with employees regarding identified changes to their rostered hours of work where applicable. All terms and conditions of the VECA and VEEA come int effect seven days after the approval of the Agreement by the Fair Work Commission. Date of Agre...
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KIT. The detailed results of the ongoing tests will be available in approximately 2 to 3 month. First results on single cell tests (CV-characteristics) at high current densities are provided in the following figures. Figure 5: Current-voltage curve of an anode supported cell operated in the SOFC mode. The anode supported cell tested so far could be operated to current densities of up to 2.2 A/cm² in the SOFC-mode (Figure 5). At this value the minimum cell voltage of 0.6 V was achieved. A further increase in current density to the target value of 2.5 A/cm² is no problem with respect to the test bench but will result in cell voltage values in the range of 0.4 to 0.6 V. As these potentials are fairly below the Ni/NiO potential an electrochemical reoxidation of the nickel in the AFL has to be expected. Further test were carried out to analyze the impact of the hydrogen flow rate (Figure 6). It is obvious that even at fuel utilization rates exceeding 80% an average current density above 1.25 A/cm² is possible. In case of low fuel flow rates (here 0.125 slm) the maximum current density is limited by the available fuel. Figure 6: Current-voltage curves of an anode supported cell operated with different H2 flow-rates.The fuel utilization (f.u.) corresponds to the maximum current density of the related CV-characteristic. Figure 7 shows a CV-characteristic measured in the SOFC and SOEC mode. The maximum current density in the SOFC mode is smaller because 50% of the hydrogen was exchanged by water vapor. In the electrolysis mode a current density of -2.2 A/cm² was achieved at the chosen maximum cell voltage (1.3 V). Figure 7: Current-voltage curve of an anode supported cell operated in the SOFC and SOEC mode. 5 Conclusion‌ FZJ The previously reported problems due to changes in the organisational structure of the Forschungszentrum have led to a considerable delay in the commissioning of the new test rigs. The permission for operation of the laboratory was granted end of august. Since then the two new high current density rigs have been installed and are now in trial operation. The test benches are expected to be available for TNA in the first quarter of 2014 KIT A test bench was successfully modified to enable the operation of single cells at current densities fairly above 2 A/cm² in the SOFC and SOEC mode. First tests at high current densities have been performed. As the tests are still ongoing, no conclusions are so far possible. VTT
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