Board-making

Kartonnage, /. paper board, pasteboard, cardboard paper-board box, carton. Kartonnagen-fabrikation, /. petper-board making carton making, -leim, m. boxmakers glue. 

The Board consists of a Chairmcin and nine members appointed by the Minister for Health, who serve a term of five years. On completion of that time, they are eligible for re-appointment. The present Board has been selected to represent the interests of the medical, veterinary, and pharmaceutical professions as well as those of industry and consumers. The Board makes policy decisions and grcints PAs (MAs) but it does not involve itself in details of the review process. 

Chip makers dealing with waste wood produced about 1.8 million tons per year, and about 70 % of chips were for fuel and about 30% were recycled as a raw material in the paper and board industries (4). The amount of reuse of waste wood was very small compared with the generation. Particleboard or mat-formed board is a product that can use recycled wood (5) (6). Thus, the problems of recycled wood for board making was discussed in this paper. 

There are two types of recycled wood chip obtained from house construction and demolition. These are called P-chip and S-chip (8). P-chip is defined as high quality knife-cut chips obtained from sound timbers or lumbers with a relatively large cross section as used in house construction. P-chips are mainly used in the pulp and paper industry. S-chip is a general term for crushed chips obtained from demolition wood or recycled wood. S-l chip is a high grade chip in for paper or board making. S-2 is for the board industry, and S-3 a low quality chip is for fuel. 

MORs of the eight kinds of boards made from demolition wood are shown in Figure 5. Board-1 composed of Particle-a showed MOR value higher than 30 MPa. This proved the sufficient quality of both the P-chip and the ring-flaked particle for board making. 

Hammer-milling operation was preferable for processing demolition waste wood chip to wood furnish for board making. 

The Board of Directors of CPNP is composed of the elected officers and two Directors-at-Large elected by the membership. The Board represents the organization as the official voice of all members. The Board has charge of property and authority to control and manage the affairs and funds of the organization, and also to supervise all publications and to select editors for publications. The Board makes ultimate decisions regarding actions of... 

This market is owned and operated by its loyal customers as the name implies. An elected board makes managerial-type decisions and members are welcome to volunteer to work here. The employees/members bring their own unique ideas to the coop, making them a creative bunch. A membership to the co-op costs 15 for a year, 70 for a lifetime. Non-members pay a 7% mark-up on each purchase. Even with the mark-up, prices are lower than your typical organic grocery store. - Reviewed by Joe Frost... 

Laying a cell on a piece of copper clad circuit board is helpful for taking readings. If you do use a copper clad circuit board, make sure the surface is clean and that the back of the cell is touching the copper clad well. Lack of good contact will give you a false or weak reading. 

Place a piece of paper between the iron and the transfer film to help the iron glide better over the surface. Move the iron very slowly over the surface area of the whole board making sure to not miss the edges. 

Mold is a type of fungus that can weaken building materials including composite deck boards, make composites discolored or cover them with black, green, red, and other colored spots that can be very difficult to remove, and can make people sick with allergies, asthma, or respiratory problems, particularly in those who are already poor in health and/or have a pulmonary condition. Mold is one of the champions of survival on the Earth. Mold spores exist in astronomical numbers virtually everywhere around us. Air currents carry spores on decks, as well as onto all other surfaces. 

The raw materials are blended with water in a hydro-pulper and the slurry is transferred to the board-making machine. Excess water is removed through a filter cloth by suction. The uncured boards are then transferred to autoclaves, where they are heated under steam pressure to react the lime and silica and to hydrate the cement. 

We typically use metal wire, a good conductor, as the pathway (see the section on conductors in Chapter 13). Usually, this metal wire is covered with an insulator such as plastic. Another type of pathway is a. printed circuit (PC) board (see Figure 14-3). These PC boards have the pathway printed in copper on a plastic surface. PC boards make it easy for an electrician to assemble the electrical devices. 

The movable vertical scale and the horizontal slide rule scales are convenient to plot emulsion calibration curves and working curves. The working strip board permits the preparation of intensity ratio scales for a series of different elements. Any calculating board uses the principles of emulsion calibration and working curve preparation that were presented in earlier sections of this chapter. The board makes the plotting of the data more rapid and convenient and is especially useful for routine repetitive analysis and multielement analysis, especially when one emulsion calibration curve is sufficient. 

I lead, IC leads that are formed perpendicular to the printed circuit board making a butt solder... 

Wang, H., Wang, A. P. and Duncan, S, 1997, Advanced process control for paper and board making, PIRA International Press. 

FIGURE 2 A single 64-node board of the Ncube-1 parallel supercomputer. Sixteen of these boards make up a... 

The circuit design tools identify the resistors and capacitors that must be added to make an electronic circuit functional. The tools simulate circuit operation and size the resistors and capacitors as appropriate. Whether a resistor is purchased and mounted on the board surface or formed inside the board from a layer of resistive material has little effect on the electrical operation of a circuit. Therefore, if many resistors can be formed inside the board from the same series of chemical steps, the inclusion of perhaps thousands of internal resistors costs no more than adding one internal formed resistor. The critical economic analysis is to find the cost of adding internal formed resistors and then dividing by the number that can be nsed internally to see whether embedded resistors inside the board make sense. 

Resistors were the first component to be embedded in a multilayer board, making it a truly three-dimensional interconnection and circuit system. While early designs were custom for... 

Structures made by screen printing on ceramic or polymer board make up a large part of the commercially available enzyme sensors. Very often the... 

There arenT many types of specialty mills on the market today, so I ve designed a few that can be built in the home shop. The vertical edger is handy for cutting to depth, circle cutting and edging boards. Make it from two pieces of 3" xl2" channel iron and two pieces of 1 x2" flatstock iron bolted together (3). 

As a result of its investigation, the Safety Board makes three safety recommendations to the Research and Special Programs Administration, one safety recommendation to the Gas Research Institute, three safety recommendations to the Plastics Pipe Institute, one safety recommendation to the Gas Piping Technology Committee, two safety recommendations to the American Society for Testing and Materials, one safety recommendation to the American Gas Association, two safety recommendations to MidAmerican Energy Corporation, two safety recommendations to Continental Industries, Inc., and one safety recommendation each to Dresser Industries, Inc., Inner-Tite Corporation, and Mueller Company. 

As a result of this special investigation, the National Transportation Safety Board makes the following safety recommendations ... 

Especially in Europe recycled paper has become more and more important as a raw material for paper manufacturing. Modern technology combined with appropriate process chemicals enables this secondary raw material to be used not only for paperboard, but also for high-quality paper. In 2002, about 45% of the fibres used for paper-making in German paper mills came from recycled papers. For board-making the portion of recycled fibres was even >80%. Several paper mills are nowadays producing newsprint paper based on 100% recycled paper as fibre base. 

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