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Fogging

The fogging characteristics of rubber or plastics coated fabrics for the use in the interior of motor vehicles can be determined. The procedure excludes materials which produce condensates of low surface tension, which coalesce into a thin transparent film and materials which contain very large concentrations of volatiles, which causes the droplets to coalesce and form a clear film. Flat-bottomed glass beakers closed on the top with ground [Pg.78]


The linear relation between the PSL signal and neutron fluence was established to exist over three decades up to 6. lO cm. The IP-ND can be used as fast and efficient neutron monitors at rather low neutron fluxes. However, for neutron dosimetry individual IP-ND must be calibrated individually since their sensitiviy can differ from one plate to another. In Gd/film based direct NR the film fog below the exposure dose of about 8.10 cm is the limiting factor. [Pg.509]

Modem NDT film systems (with Pb screens) are very linear X-ray detectors. This is shown in fig.l for different NDT film systems and a X-ray tube at 160 kV. Note that for histoncal reasons the film response curve is often plotted as film density versus log (radiation dose), which hides this linear relationship. The film density is the difference between the measured optical film density and the fog density Db of the film base. [Pg.562]

The dynamic picture of a vapor at a pressure near is then somewhat as follows. If P is less than P , then AG for a cluster increases steadily with size, and although in principle all sizes would exist, all but the smallest would be very rare, and their numbers would be subject to random fluctuations. Similarly, there will be fluctuations in the number of embryonic nuclei of size less than rc, in the case of P greater than P . Once a nucleus reaches the critical dimension, however, a favorable fluctuation will cause it to grow indefinitely. The experimental maximum supersaturation pressure is such that a large traffic of nuclei moving past the critical size develops with the result that a fog of liquid droplets is produced. [Pg.330]

Carbon black Pastes Cosmetics Polymer solutions Drilling muds Protein solutions Fog Soils... [Pg.2667]

Various uses have been proposed for aminothiazoles in the field of photography. The more representative examples are given in Table VI-15. The 4-aminothia2ole derivative (425) has been reported to be efficient fog stabilizer for photographic emulsions (1019) (Scheme 241). [Pg.154]

Photographic Ag halide emulsions are stabilized against the formation of spontaneous fog by incorporation of this product Additive for developing photographic materials... [Pg.169]

An aerosol is a suspension of either a solid or a liquid in a gas. Fog, for example, is a suspension of small liquid water droplets in air, and smoke is a suspension of small solid particulates in combustion gases. In both cases the liquid or solid particulates must be small enough to remain suspended in the gas for an extended time. Solid aerosol particulates, which are the focus of this problem, usually have micrometer or submicrometer diameters. Over time, solid particulates settle out from the gas, falling to the Earth s surface as dry deposition. [Pg.7]

Chain reactions do not go on forever. The fog may clear and the improved visibility ends the succession of accidents. Neutron-scavenging control rods may be inserted to shut down a nuclear reactor. The chemical reactions which terminate polymer chain reactions are also an important part of the polymerization mechanism. Killing off the reactive intermediate that keeps the chain going is the essence of these termination reactions. Some unusual polymers can be formed without this termination these are called living polymers. [Pg.346]

Foam separation Foam stability FoamulaR Focused ion beams Fodder radish Fog... [Pg.417]

Transport and Transformation. Once emitted into the atmosphere, the fate of a particular poUutant depends upon the stabihty of the atmosphere, which determines the concentration of the species, the stabihty of the poUutant in the atmosphere, which determines the persistence of the substance. Transport depends upon the stabUity of the atmosphere which, in turn, depends upon the ventilation. The stabUity of a poUutant depends on the presence or absence of clouds, fog, or precipitation the poUutant s solubUity in water and reactivity with other atmospheric constituents (which may be a function of temperature) the concentrations of other atmospheric constituents the poUutant s stabUity in the presence of sunlight and the deposition velocity of the poUutant. [Pg.367]

Aldehydes are important because they are temporary reservoirs of free radicals (see eqs. 11 and 12). HCHO is a known carcinogen. Nitric acid is formed by OH attack on NO2 and by a dark-phase series of reactions initiated by O3 + NO2. Nitric acid is important because it is the second most abundant acid in precipitation. In addition, in southern California it is the major cause of acid fog. [Pg.372]

If condensation requires gas stream cooling of more than 40—50°C, the rate of heat transfer may appreciably exceed the rate of mass transfer and a condensate fog may form. Fog seldom occurs in direct-contact condensers because of the close proximity of the bulk of the gas to the cold-Hquid droplets. When fog formation is unavoidable, it may be removed with a high efficiency mist collector designed for 0.5—5-p.m droplets. Collectors using Brownian diffusion are usually quite economical. If atmospheric condensation and a visible plume are to be avoided, the condenser must cool the gas sufftciendy to preclude further condensation in the atmosphere. [Pg.389]

Fiber Bed Alist Filtration. In-depth fiber bed filters are used for the collection of Hquid droplets, fogs, and mists. Horizontal pads of knitted metal wire (or plastic fibers), 100—150 mm thick, and gas updow are used for Hquid entrainment removal. Pressure drop is 250—500 Pa (1.9—3.8 mm Hg). [Pg.406]

Nonreactive additive flame retardants dominate the flexible urethane foam field. However, auto seating appHcations exist, particularly in Europe, for a reactive polyol for flexible foams, Hoechst-Celanese ExoHt 413, a polyol mixture containing 13% P and 19.5% Cl. The patent beHeved to describe it (114) shows a reaction of ethylene oxide and a prereacted product of tris(2-chloroethyl) phosphate and polyphosphoric acid. An advantage of the reactive flame retardant is avoidance of windshield fogging, which can be caused by vapors from the more volatile additive flame retardants. [Pg.479]

The reaction product of sahcylaldehyde and hydroxylamine, sahcylaldoxime, has been found to be effective in photography in the prevention of fogging of silver hahde emulsions on copper supports (96). It also forms the basis for an electrolytic facsimile-recording paper (97) and in combination with a cationic polymer, is used in another electrolytic dry-recording process (98) (see Electrophotography). [Pg.508]

The inks formulated for jet printing must be very fluid, stable, and free of any particles that could cause clogging of the jet nozzles, and be capable of depositing and adhering to a substrate with a minimum of character fogging. They are generally formulated with soluble dye colorants in a suitable aqueous or solvent-based vehicle (9). [Pg.253]

Laser communication systems based on free-space propagation through the atmosphere suffer drawbacks because of factors like atmospheric turbulence and attenuation by rain, snow, haze, or fog. Nevertheless, free-space laser communication systems were developed for many appHcations (89—91). They employ separate components, such as lasers, modulators, collimators, and detectors. Some of the most promising appHcations are for space communications, because the problems of turbulence and opacity in the atmosphere are absent. [Pg.16]

Another nonregenerative drying appHcation for molecular sieves is their use as an adsorbent for water and solvent in dual-pane insulated glass windows. The molecular sieve is loaded into the spacer frame used to separate the panes. Once the window has been sealed, low hydrocarbon and water dew points are maintained within the enclosed space for the lifetime of the unit. Consequently, no condensation or fogging occurs within this space to cloud the window. [Pg.456]


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Acid fog

Aerosol fog

Anti-fogging

Anti-fogging additives

Artificial Fog

Brain fog

Chemical Reactions in Cloud and Fog Waters

Cloud and Fog Formation

Cloud and fog

Coatings fogging

Cold fogs

Cooling Fogging

Cooling towers fogging

Cyclic acidified salt fog test

Cyclic salt fog/UV exposure

Dry fog

FOG separation

FOG sprays

FOGGING RESISTANCE

Foams Fogging

Fog Condensation—The Other Way to Make Little Droplets

Fog deposition

Fog drip

Fog droplets

Fog formation

Fog formation in condensers

Fog level

Fog test

Fog testing

Fog water

Fog water droplets

Fog, atmosphere

Fog-oil smoke

Fogged

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Fogging and Plume Abatement

Fogging effect

Fogging oil

Fogging plate

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Fogging systems

Fogging test

Fogging, condenser

Fogging, control

Fogging, nickel

Fogs and Wet Deposition

Fogs, scattering

Fractionation condenser fogging

Free Radical Reactions in Clouds and Fogs

Haze, mist and fog

Heat transfer fogging

Ice fog

Liquid Aerosols Mists and Fogs

London Fog

Metal fogs

Non-fogging

Overview of Acidic Rain and Fogs

Photochemical fog

Poking Around in the Fog

Problems with Fog Formation

Radiation fog

Salt Spray (Fog) Testing

Salt spray fog test

Salt-fog test

Smoke and fog

Sulfurous fog

Test chambers fogging

Thermal fogs

Town fog

Window fogging

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