Heat Recovery Technologies for Harsh Environments in Chemical Manufacturing (Chemicals-3) .. Levulinic Acid for the Manufacture of Chemicals (Chemicals-4) .

by Christina Van Vleck. The assistance by Joe Monfort of Energetics Inc. in the review and production of the report is appreciated. The authors also thank several Oak Ridge National Laboratory staff who have made contributions to the report, including Bob DeVault, Eddie Vineyard and Abdi Zaltash. The authors wish to thank the peer review panel led by Richard Brent for their thorough review and constructive recommendations. While these experts provided valuable guidance and information, this consultation does not constitute endorsement by their organizations of this study. The peer review panel was comprised of the following professionals:

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Sea-level records at nine ports along the coasts of Namibia and South Africa are used to establish the existence of coastal trapped disturbances in sea-level as a response to the passage of synoptic weather systems. Using spectral analysis the characteristics and spatial variability of the sea-level fluctuations are identified. The results of cross-correlation analyses performed on sea-level data at adjacent ports for two periods during 1982 are discussed in detail to examine the propagation of coastal trapped waves round the coast.

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