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Containment of processes

Influence of the type of process fluid coking", compared to delayed coking" makes a harder coke that contains less volatile matter and forms finer grains. [Pg.292]

Modifications of Processes Based on Air Oxidation ofp-Xylene. Since the mid-1970s, starting in Japan, several companies have developed oxidation processes to yield relatively pure forms of terephthaUc acid without a separate purification. These products, normally called medium purity terephthahc acids, contain 200—300 ppm 4-formylbenzoic acid and trace amounts of acetic acid and thus do not meet normal specifications for the highest purity grades available (80,81). [Pg.490]

Canyon structure for containment of process equipment, which would be installed and replaced remotely by overhead cranes. This arrangement is most cost effective in that it provides for maximum use of building space since there is no need for space between process equipment Failed equipment can be replaced in less than one day and is then moved to separate maintenance shops within the canyon structure for decontamination and repair. [Pg.70]

AH these appHcations underscore polymer safety. If articles made of HDPE contain fiUers, processing aids, and colorants, their toxic effects must be estimated separately. [Pg.390]

The discovery of new broad spectmm antibiotics has been accompanied by the development of processes for fluorinated feedstocks ring-fluorinated aromatics for those quinolones containing a fluorobenzopyridone group, and fluorinated pyridine precursors for those antibiotics containing a naphthyridine nucleus (enoxacin, tosufloxacin) (see Table 14). [Pg.339]

Air emission problems of breweries are relatively minor since mass emission rates are low and discharges are largely nontoxic. Emission control measures focus on containment of process odors. Water scrubbers are used on brew-house stacks to eliminate this potential problem area [7]. If spent yeasts and grains are dried on site, the resulting odors are controlled by afterburner pyrolysis before the dryer vent stacks [18]. [Pg.518]

In contrast to the cold isostatic pressing process, the hot process can readily employ powders having spherical or noninterlocking particles. The powder is simply poured in and vibration packed into a container of desired shape. The powder mass is then simultaneously compacted and bonded during the treatment. [Pg.184]

Another unique phenomenon exhibited by Hquid helium II is the Rollin film (62). AH surfaces below the lambda point temperature that are coimected to a helium II bath are covered with a very thin (several hundredths llm) mobile film of helium II. For example, if a container is dipped into a helium II bath, fiUed, and then raised above the bath, a film of Hquid helium flows up the inner waH of the container, over the Hp, down the outer waH, and drips from the bottom of the suspended container back into the helium II bath. SinHlady, if the empty container is partiaHy submerged in the helium II bath with its Hp above the surface, the helium film flows up the outer waH of the container, over its Hp, and into the container. This process continues until the level of Hquid in the partiaHy submerged container reaches that of the helium II bath. [Pg.8]


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