For this exercise, bring to the table everything you\'ve ever learned about crit

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For this exercise, bring to the table everything you've ever learned about critical thinking. When responding to the prompts keep in mind how they will be graded, which is detailed in the rubric on the last page. Suggestion: read the rubric before attempting to respond to the prompts The data describe gas flow through sections of pipe with seals at the pipe joints that were designed to prevent gas leaks or spills. Each of 2 major parallel pipes (described by a letter and number pair, e.g., 2A, 15B) is composed of 4 sub-sections with joints between. The joints are labeled as 'alpha', 'beta', and 'gamma' starting from the top. After use, the seals are examined for evidence of damage - by heating, erosion or any substantial deterioration of the quality of the seal. ?rosion, means the seal showed visible loss of seal material: 'heating, means that the seal showed evidence of heat damage; 'blowout' means gas penetrated more than halfway through the seal Table 1 below lists the available, tabulated data and Figure 1 (last page) presents a graphical version of the data. In figure 1, the letter/number pair below the pipes represents the part number; the affected joint is indicated by cross-hatched blocks. The number inside 'A' pipe at the top is the outside air temperature at which the parts were used; it is listed as column 3 of the table. You have been promoted to senior engineer in charge of accidents, and you now have to earn your pay! Congratulations! You must review the These steps are described on page 2. The responses to each prompt should constitute a logical and complete flow of thought. Do not just string together weakly related responses. As a general guideline, a 250 word response should be sufficient data, prepare a small report that summarizes the situation, and recommend a course of action.

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The figure above shows the data of the joints alpha , beta and gamma starting from the top. The data is recorded on the survey on the days when there is damage at the joints of the pipeline whether due to erosion or heating etc. the temperature at which the damage happened is also keep under eyes.

yes the data makes an impression on me that

joint beta is that joint which is least damaged at any temperature whereas joints alpha and gamma are damaged by all the factors on day 1383 and has greatest damage index. we should try to fix the joints alpha and gamma and should keep an eye on them as the are reaction to all the factors like erosion,heating and blown out. data of day 441 is also lost so we should try to minimize our negligence so that we can properly monitor the pipeline.

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