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This section tells His Majesty’s Passport Office how to deal with applications in Digital Application Processing when the customers documents that are lost or damaged in transit to or by a Document Handling Unit (DHU).

If a customer sent us their documents but the DHU damaged them, the DHU will fail the validation and record the document as damaged on Digital Application Processing (DAP). Instructions for His Majesty’s Passport Office staff on replacing documents that have been lost or damaged About this guidance Now I am confused. Where do you obtain the temperatures and pressures you cite? Some of these values are not normal or usual. Who designed and built your TEG dehydrating unit? I also do not agree with your process description. It would be much better if you submit a P&ID (or even a PFD) of your TEG unit. If the documents are damaged but you (the examiner) can still use them to deal with the passport application, you must:

Call the customer and tell them their documents were damaged by HM Passport Office, but it did not affect us processing their application. You must follow the process for replacing lost or damaged documents, based on when and where in the application process the loss or damage happened. Document lost or damaged: Royal Mail or Courier If the document was issued by National Records of Scotland or NIdirect, you must tell the customer that they must: Advanced Practitioner Location: Derby Acute Home Visiting, Royal Derby Hospital, Ilkeston, Swadlincote, Long Eaton, Ashbourne Salary: DHU Band 8.b0 - ... I would like to add a few comments to Arts response. He has covered most of your questions very well, but I'm not sure he answered everything. There seems to be a misunderstanding about hot, lean TEG being in the flash drum. Looking at your PIDs it appears the fabricator combined the surge and flash drums in a two compartment vessel - same shell but totally separated internally. A way to save space and cost. The fuel gas coils you mention in the surge tank are the stripping gas going to the stripping and still columns and as fuel gas to the burners, the gas is just being preheated as it flows through the surge tank coils. As far as having an internal stripping column, that is a perfectly acceptable design, I have designed and built a numbere of these, as well as ones with external stripping columns. As Art points out, it is a more cost effective way of doing things, but not everyone accepts it, especially in Gulf of Mexico platforms ( been there, done that) or North Sea platforms. Interesting that there is a secong stripping gas injection point below the still column.

Send the original receipt to confidential waste. Documents issued by United Kingdom Visas and ImmigrationIf a document is damaged and you, the examiner are processing the application on the Application Management System (AMS), you must: Advanced Practitioner Location: Various clinical settings from Urgent Care Centres to Home Visiting Services around Leicestershire & surrounding areas... include a new process for dealing with documents that are lost or damaged by a Document Handling Unit (DHU) I also confuse in Surge Tank Unit. I have small amount of dry gas to be sent to heating coil in surge tank. That the dry gas will be the heating media in the surge tank. It flows inside the coil