Explain the underlying rational of workers' compensation as a concept
What will be an ideal response?
Workers' compensation represents a compromise between the needs of employees and the needs of employers. Employees give up their right to seek unlimited compensation for pain and suffering through legal action. Employers award the prescribed compensation (typically through insurance premiums) regardless of the employee's negligence. The theory is that in the long run both employees and employers will benefit more than either would through legal action.
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The proportional band on a controller:
a. is designed to reduce the difference between the set point and process variable by adjusting the controllers output continuously until the offset is eliminated. b. describes the scaling factor used to take a controller from 0% to 100% output. c. is the difference ? between the upper and lower range limits. d. is defined as the portion of the process controlled.
Which of the following is a preferred metric scale?
a. 1:62500 b. 1/8"=1'-0" c. 1" = 100' d. 1:20 e. ΒΌ"=1'
A vacuum pump is used to remove unwanted debris from small areas that are hard to reach.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In various parts of the world, soil phosphorus is associated with which of the following environmental problems?
A) eutrophication of lakes because of a build-up of soil P in the watersheds B) soil degradation because of depletion of soil phosphorus C) toxic levels of phosphate in groundwater supplies D) both A and B E) all of the above