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Bulk chemical distribution systems

Hiac ChemQual on line sampler is designed to provide a solution for the connection of a particle sensor to bulk chemical distribution systems and distribution valve boxes for pre-hookup qualification. A built-in air pump eliminates the need for an external gas supply for enclosure and line purging. For continuous monitoring applications, the sampler is also compatible with Particle Vision Online facility monitoring software. The light source is a laser diode with count display at 4 channels 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5 pm at a flow rate of 100 ml min f... [Pg.481]

The need for a reliable source of slurry during CMP stimulated the growth of a whole industry of bulk chemical distribution (BCD) systems. An extended discussion of BCD systems is beyond the scope of this work, but a few words are in order. Slurry distribution systems vary in sophistication from the simple laboratory system consisting of little more than a barrel of slurry and a pump to sophisticated delivery systems designed to supply slurry to tens of CMP tools in a high-volume production environment [56]. [Pg.30]

Chilcote, D., Grant, D., Tan, S., and Carrieri, D. (1998) The extraction of surface and bulk trace metal impurities from typical fluoropolymers. Presented at the 1998 SEMI Workshop on Contamination in Liquid Chemical Distribution Systems, San Francisco, CA, USA. [Pg.480]

Logical Structures. When a synthetic organic chemical is released into an aquatic system, the entire array of transport, transfer, and transformation processes begins at once to act on the chemical. Transport from the point of entry into the bulk of the system takes place by advection and by turbulent dispersion. Transfers to sorbed forms and irreversible transformation processes proceed simultaneously with the transport of the chemical. After the elapse of sufficient time, the chemical comes to be distributed throughout the system, with relatively smooth concentration gradients resulting from dilution, speciation, and... [Pg.32]

Particle size distribution was measured by a Particle Size Analyser (Malvern 2600C). For bulk chemical compositions samples were digested in diluted HNO3 solution using a CEM microwave digestion system. Dissolved samples were analysed by ICP-AES technique (Labtest PSX7521). Phase conditions were determined by X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD, Philips PW 1710). Scanning electron microscopic... [Pg.226]

Most measurements of rates of chemical reactions are made on bulk systems in which the reacting molecules are distributed over a range of energy states (cf. Fig. 1). Some theories of reaction rates therefore focus on the bulk, or macroscopic, systems. This requires them to be statistical treatments. [Pg.201]

The excess bulk chemical potential for HS system can be accurately evaluated by using Camahan-StarUng (CS) EOS (Carnahan and Starling, 1969). The local excess chemical potential p r) can be derived from the functional derivative of excess Helmholtz free energy with respect to the local density distribution p r), which follows... [Pg.22]

There are four main sources of water supply (i) Castelo de Bode (reservoir) (ii) Tagus (river) (iii) groundwater and (iv) springs. Two treatment plants are installed which involves chemical coagulation, clarification, filtration, pH adjustment (8.0 to 9.0) and disinfection. These waters, after appropriate treatment, mix substantially on route to the City. Of a total production of 660 Mid, about 24% is supplied to the City, with the remainder making up bulk supplies to 35 surrounding municipalities North Tagus River. The distribution system in the City is divided into four zones, based on altitude. [Pg.96]


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