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Avoidance s. Prevention

Avoidance s. Prevention Axial s. Alcohols, axial Azaazulene ring... [Pg.301]

Before insulation is installed, carbon steel surfaces between 32°F and 200°F (0°C and 93°C) should be prepared and painted in accordance with manufacturer s recommendations. A vapor barrier should be provided over the outer layer of the insulation. Minimum thickness of insulation for fireproofing should be 2 in (5 cm). Moisture contamination to the insulation should be avoided to prevent damage to the insulation as a result of steam pressure caused by a fire. [Pg.152]

The saturation temperature at the phase interface can, depending on the gas content, lie considerably below the saturation temperature t s(p) associated with the pressure p, which would occur if no inert gas was present. The temperature difference between the phase interface and the wall is lowered because of the inert gas and with that the heat transfer is also reduced. In order to avoid or prevent this, it should be possible to remove the inert gas through valves. Large condensers are fitted with steam-jet apparatus which suck the inert gas away. In other cases, for example the condensation of water out of a mixture of steam and air or in the condensation of ammonia from a mixture with air, it is inevitable that inert gases are always present. Therefore their influence on heat transfer has to be taken into account. [Pg.416]

Cancer is largely an avoidable or preventable disease. It is estimated that more than two-thirds of cancer-related deaths can be prevented through lifestyle modification, particnlarly our daily diet. Frequent consumption of diets rich in fruits and vegetables has been consistently shown to reduce the risk of several forms of human cancer. A major prevention strategy has been the Five a Day for Better Health program sponsored by the U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI), encouraging the pubhc to include more frait and vegetables in their diet. ... [Pg.689]

Negative integer values of N characterize the rotational speeds of the upper wheel that need to be avoided, whereas the positive integer values of the same determine the rotational speeds of the bottom wheel to be avoided to prevent uneven wear of the tool s active surface. [Pg.269]

In order to give a patient meaningful advice as to what chemicals and products to avoid for prevention of recurrence, the allergen responsible should be identified. Otherwise the advice will be too general and sometimes erroneous, and will make the patient s mode of life unnecessarily difficult. [Pg.412]

To prevent/reduce the undesirable condensation in the pump, a small hole is drilled in the pump head to admit air or other process non-condensable gas (gas ballast) into the latter portion of the compression stroke. This occurs while the vapor being compressed is sealed off from the intake port by the piston. By reducing the partial pressure of the vapor s condensables, the condensation is avoided. Obviously, this can reduce the capacity of the pump, as the leakage past the seals allows the gas ballast to dilute the intake volume of ba,se suction gas. For most process applications, the effect of this leakage is negligible, unless the vacuum system suction is below 1 torr [22]. [Pg.397]

Axial or propeller blade fatis are eithet Irelt or gear driven. Some drivers are variable speed tnoiors. and some fatis have variable pitch blades. Iti s iecial circumstances, steam turbine, gas or gasolitie etigine drivers are used. Geais should be carefully specilied to avoid overload and should be special ) sealed to prevent moisture entering the case. [Pg.381]


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