Cartridges production

Filter housings fitted with (provide filter pore size) X filter cartridges (product specific)... 

A higher volatility than NG, but not so high as to cause appreciable evaporation in the cartridged product... 

Molecule database and data cartridge products Similar to the above two, commercial software is available and there is no need to reinvent the wheel. 

The quantity of propint in 40-mm cartridge cases must be controlled to ensure reliable weapon operation. The optimum time to measure the propint quantity on the cartridge production line is after the propint chamber is sealed. Conventional techniques, such as weighing or absorption radioeranhv. are inadeouate because metal tolerances mask the variations in propint quantity... 

Gelman Sciences, Aero flux Cartridges, product literature, July 1980. 

RDA RDX, HMXandPMX Oil Well Cartridge, product literature The Ensign Bickford... 

Succinic acid and anhydride should be handled with mbber or plastic gloves safety goggles and a dust filter are recommended when handling the products in powder form. A full-face gas mask with a type A (brown) filter cartridge should be worn when handling molten products. 

Zirconate compounds exhibit several interesting properties. Lead zirconate—titanate [12626-81 -2] compositions display piezoelectric properties which are utilized in the production of EM-coupled mode filters, resonators in microprocessor clocks, photoflash actuators, phonograph cartridges, gas... 

IFF, 1999. Industrial Filter Fabric, Inc., Internet Web page www.filters.com. Product Bulletin 003 Cartridge Filters, December, 1999. 

MEA systems foam rather easily resulting in excessive amine can y over from the absorber. Foaming can be caused by a number of foreign materials such as condensed hydrocarbons, degradation products, solids such as carbon or iron sulfide, excess corrosion inhibitor, valve grease, etc. Solids can be removed with cartridge filters. Hydrocarbon liquids aie usually removed in the flash tank. Degradation products are removed in a reclaimer as previously described. 

For some critical applications (such as polymer melt, beverage, or pharmaceutical filtration), it may be important to avoid cartridges that have a nap or fuzz on the fiber used, because these extremely fine fibers tend to break off and drift through the cartridge and go out with the finished product, thereby creating a isual acceptance problem, if not outi ight contamination. 

To prepare a gelatinous expl, mix with stirring 4 pts of collodion cotton dissolved in 10 pts of acet, 6 pts of nitrated glue , and 1 pt of castor oil (to increase the flexibility of the product). After evapg the acet, the mass can be cartridged To prepare a granular expl, the above procedure is used, except that the castor oil is replaced by an equal wt of mononitronaphthalene. About 80% of the acet is evapd, and the mass extruded in any desired shape. Or, the acet can be almost completely removed, and the mass rolled into sheets which can be cut to any desired size... 

Products from the reactions are collected on Tenax cartridges, and the analytes desorbed by heating, or on polyurethane form plugs from which the analytes can be recovered by elution with a suitable organic solvent. 

A monitoring system has been established to determine 90 pesticides including anilides and 10 related degradation products in river water. Pesticide residues in the water sample are collected on a PS-2 cartridge (265-mg) at a flow rate of 10 mL min, eluted with 3 mL of acetone, 3 mL of n-hexane and 3 mL of ethyl acetate successively, and determined by GC/MS. Overall recoveries ranged from 72 to 118%. Recoveries of mepronil, naproanilide, propanil and flutolanil at fortification levels of 0.1 and 2 mg kg Mn water by this method were 80-112%. The LODs were 0.01 -0.1 pg L ... 

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