Applications description

A variety of equipment has been developed for gas cleaning. The principal types used in the process industries are listed in Table 10.11, which is adapted from a selection guide given by Sargent (1971). Table 10.11 shows the general field of application of each type in terms of the particle size separated, the expected separation efficiency, and the throughput. It can be used to make a preliminary selection of the type of equipment likely to be suitable for a particular application. Descriptions of the equipment shown in Table 10.11 can be found in various handbooks Perry et al. (1997), Schweitzer (1997) and in specialist texts Strauss (1975). Gas cleaning is also covered in Volume 2, Chapter 1. 

Applicability, Description of the Metal Finishing Point Source Category. . 379... 

Applicability description of the bulk organic chemicals subcategory Yes 40 CFR 414.70 EPA1987b... 

EPA. 1987b. Bulk organic chemicals. Applicability description of the bulk organic chemicals subcategory. U. S. Environmental Protection Agency. Code of Federal Regulations. 40 CFR 414.70. 

Applicability Description of the Organic Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing Subcategory Yes 40 CFR 455.20 EPA 1978b... 

The characteristic features of asymmetric syntheses are, intuitively, a stereoselectivity which is due to chiral influences alone and the formation of products which are more chiral than the starting materials. No precise and universally applicable description of more chiral is available25 and neither is there any objective criterion for characterizing reactions whose stereoselectivity is due to chiral influences alone. 

In use, most synthetic membranes involve a transport of one or more components from an upstream side of the membrane to a downstream side. Although microscopic interpretations differ between the various applications, description of the transport process for a component, A, from the upstream to the downstream side of the membrane is possible in terms of Eq. (1) ... 

The PFR and CSTR are readily imagined and widely applicable descriptions of how real large scale reactors actually behave. These models of the patterns of reactant contacting form the basis for much of present day chemical reaction engineering. 

Effluent Guidelines and Standards Metal Finishing--Definition of Total Toxic Organic Applicability Description of the Organic Chemicals Manufacturing Subcategory... 

Emphasis will be placed on the application aspects for the discussions in this and the next chapter. Some details are given to the application description advantages and limitations of inorganic membranes for the applications and the critical issues involved. 

In filtration processes the solids are separated from the liquid by passing (filtering) the slurry through some form of porous filter medium. Filtration is a widely used separation process in the chemical and other process industries. Many types of equipment and filter media are used, designed to meet the needs of particular applications. Descriptions of the filtration equipment used in the process industries and their fields of application can be found in various handbooks Perry et al. (1997), Dickenson... 

In decontamination of red meat carcasses the use of 1.5-25% of the following organic acids is permitted Acetic acid Lactic acid Citric acid Application/description... 

By now the reader may have come to associate the momentum boundary layer as a thin region of ()(Re l/2) adjacent to a body surface across which the dimensionless tangential velocity changes by 0(1) in order to satisfy the no-slip condition at the body surface. To be sure, many boundary layers do exhibit this structure, but it is overly restrictive as a general description. A more accurate and generally applicable description is that the boundary layer is a thin region of ()(Re l/2) adjacent to a body surface inside of which the vorticity generated at the body surface is confined. 

Mirkin et al. recently worked on a slightly different metal-ion-directed self-assembly in which thermodynamically controlled covalent modification is applied to the product. In this approach, the assembly part of this, self-assembly with covalent modification," involves chelate donors and is perhaps best described with the Raymond analysis. However, in contrast, the postmodi-fied products are probably best described using the method proposed by Stang. This double-barreled approach is not ideal and indicates that there is still a large amount of work to be done before a more uniformly applicable description of self-assembly is reached. 

Olsen/ Marziano, and Cox and Yates attempted to link and extend previous acidity functions to a more broadly applicable description of the behaviour of strong acids in aqueous solution. 

Chapter 11 deals with the tight-binding and the embedded-atom models of solid state. The method of the local combination of atomic orbitals is described. We present examples of the technique application. Description of atom systems in the embedded-atom method, embedding functions and applications are considered. In conclusion the reader will find the review of interatomic pair potentials. 

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It is clear that no single, universally applicable description of "good" experiment planning exists and that the level of formality to be considered prudent in pre-experiment planning is a matter of judgment. In an area where potential hazards exist, more attention to planning is clearly better than less. 

Many design methods have been proposed to synthesize RAAs. The majority of these methods (see chapter 1 for an overview) are based on an affine transformation (first described by Quinton [15] and Moldovan [12]) to map the index space of the application description to time and processor space. The use of such a transformation method simplifies the design task considerably and requires only a few parameters to characterize a design completely. Unfortunately, most of these methods start from a relatively low level specification, using sets of UREs (uniform recurrence equations) [3] or CUREs (conditional uniform recurrence equations) [17] to describe an application. Moreover, especially in the case of real-time signal processing applications, the resulting architecture is usually unnecessarily fast or too slow. 

Localization transformations result in one application description suited for space-time mapping. However, the optimality of the architecture may heavily depend on how the localization was performed [20]. It is therefore necessary to couple the localization task with the space-time assignment. Due to complexity issues, we have found it impossible to perform the complete space-time assignment simultaneously with the localization task. A divide-and-conquer strategy that performs the two tasks sequentially, while monitoring the interaction be-... 

The approach we have consequently chosen is first to derive all possible localizations. After this, a space-time assignment with the best matched throughput is searched, together with an associated localization that minimizes the total cost of the architecture. The problem with this approach is the large number of localization alternatives. Fortunately, there is a lot of similarity between the localizations. Therefore, we have developed a localization representation model that allows one to represent all localizations for a given application description in a non-redundant way [20]. The model consists of the following parts ... 

Table 231. Industrial uses of manganese Application Description...

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