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Figure 4.15 shows the cross section of the spiral wound module.24 The spiral construction starts with two sheets of membrane placed back to back with a nylon tricot mesh spacer material in between. This tricot spacer provides the permeate channel for the membranes. These sheets of membrane and spacer are glued on 3 sides so that the permeate can only exit the spacer on one side. This set of membranes and spacer is called a "leaf." Leaves are then placed together with a low density polypropelene mesh spacer to provide the feed/reject channel for the membranes. The thickness of the mesh feed spacer can be adjusted from 28 mils to 34 mils to accommodate higher solids influent water (thicker feed spacers are more forgiving with respect to fouling with suspended solids than thinner spacers—see Chapter 4.4.2.3). The entire collection of leaves and mesh feed spacers are then wrapped around a perforated permeate collection tube so that the open side of the leaf is toward the perforated permeate tube (see Figure 4.16). Note that an 8-inch diameter membrane module has about 16 leaves, and each leaf is about 50 inches in length. Figure 4.15 shows the cross section of the spiral wound module.24 The spiral construction starts with two sheets of membrane placed back to back with a nylon tricot mesh spacer material in between. This tricot spacer provides the permeate channel for the membranes. These sheets of membrane and spacer are glued on 3 sides so that the permeate can only exit the spacer on one side. This set of membranes and spacer is called a "leaf." Leaves are then placed together with a low density polypropelene mesh spacer to provide the feed/reject channel for the membranes. The thickness of the mesh feed spacer can be adjusted from 28 mils to 34 mils to accommodate higher solids influent water (thicker feed spacers are more forgiving with respect to fouling with suspended solids than thinner spacers—see Chapter 4.4.2.3). The entire collection of leaves and mesh feed spacers are then wrapped around a perforated permeate collection tube so that the open side of the leaf is toward the perforated permeate tube (see Figure 4.16). Note that an 8-inch diameter membrane module has about 16 leaves, and each leaf is about 50 inches in length.
Syzygium polyanthum Salam leaf Leaves 1 Spice, Diarrhea remedy... [Pg.178]

Murraya koenigii Curry leaf Leaves M Spice, Digestive, Medicine for vomiting... [Pg.178]

Leaf Tests A bomb filter is used for small-scale leaf tests to simulate the performance of pressure-leaf (leaf-in-shell) filters. The equipment used is a small [50.8- by 50.8-mm (2- by 2-in)] leaf, covered with appropriate filter medium, suspended in a cell large enough to contain sufficient shiny to form the desired cake (Fig. 18-108). The shiny may be agitated gently, for example, by an air sparger. [Pg.1705]

Compound leaf—leaf in which the blade is separated into several or many smaller units, called leaflets, arranged along a central petiole or stalk known as a rachis. [Pg.97]

Compoond (%) leaf leaf-stem (l 2,w/w) leaf-stem (l 2.w/w)... [Pg.413]

Many medicinal plants are reported to be infected by phytoplasma showing varieties of symptoms (Samad et al., 2006 a, b Bertaccini and Marani, 2007 Zhao et al., 2007 Harrison et al., 2008 a,b Raj et al., 2008 a,b). Yellows, virescence, witches - broom, chlorosis, little leaf, leaf roll phyllody and generalized decline are very common symptoms (Bertaccini et al., 2005). [Pg.117]

At the base of the leaf leaf-like appendages may be present,... [Pg.45]

Actinodaphnine (2) H. cordigera H. guianensis H. ovigera var. mascarenensisb Leaf Leaf Leaf [20] [21] [22]... [Pg.563]

Historical Berzelius (1837) named the pigment xan-thophyll (Greek xanthds = yellow, ph lon= leaf leaf yellow). This was later proven to be identical with L. (Latin luteus=yellow) isolated from egg yolk by Willstatter and Escher in 1912, the structure of the latter was elucidated in 1930 by Karrer. Today the name xanthophylls is used generally as a group name for oxygenated carotinoids (hydroxy compounds, epoxides, some 0x0 compounds). [Pg.369]

Stem bark Not specified Bark Leaf Leaf... [Pg.251]

Cananga odorata Stem bark Stem bark Seed, leaf Leaf... [Pg.283]

Bark + root Trunk bark Stem bark Aerial parts Root + bark Leaf Leaf Leaf... [Pg.291]

Figure 1, Electrolyte leakage of potato leaf tissue as a percent of total electrolytes in the leaf. Leaf tissue was chilled to -2 °C and incubated for 1, 2 or 3 hours. RB, untransformed Russet Burbank. AFP24-1 second generation PHA-AFP transgenic Russet Burbank line. Ch aska, frost-resistant Bolivian potato variety. Figure 1, Electrolyte leakage of potato leaf tissue as a percent of total electrolytes in the leaf. Leaf tissue was chilled to -2 °C and incubated for 1, 2 or 3 hours. RB, untransformed Russet Burbank. AFP24-1 second generation PHA-AFP transgenic Russet Burbank line. Ch aska, frost-resistant Bolivian potato variety.
Treatment Height Leaf Leaf Leaf Leaf Days No.Of No of Seeds Thousand... [Pg.140]

A major advance in force measurement was the development by Tabor, Win-terton and Israelachvili of a surface force apparatus (SFA) involving crossed cylinders coated with molecularly smooth cleaved mica sheets [11, 28]. A current version of an apparatus is shown in Fig. VI-4 from Ref. 29. The separation between surfaces is measured interferometrically to a precision of 0.1 nm the surfaces are driven together with piezoelectric transducers. The combination of a stiff double-cantilever spring with one of a number of measuring leaf springs provides force resolution down to 10 dyn (10 N). Since its development, several groups have used the SFA to measure the retarded and unretarded dispersion forces, electrostatic repulsions in a variety of electrolytes, structural and solvation forces (see below), and numerous studies of polymeric and biological systems. [Pg.236]

Decision trees give a graphical representation of a procedure for classification. They consist of nodes and branches the leaf nodes give the classification of an instance. [Pg.481]

Chromatography is based upon the selective adsorption from solution on the active surface of certain finely divided solids. Closely related substances exhibit different powers of adsorption, so that separations, which are extremely difficult by ordinary chemical methods, may be effected by this means. When, for example, a solution of leaf pigments... [Pg.156]

White gold is an alloy of gold decolorized by the addition of palladium. Like gold, palladium can be beaten into leaf as thin as 1 /250,000 in. The metal is used in dentistry, watchmaking, and... [Pg.112]

Revision Problem 1 Leaf alcohol (TM 392) is widespread in plants and has the characteristic smell of green leaves and grass. The cis isomer alone has tlfis smell and is used in perfumery. How would you make it ... [Pg.125]

Synthesis Sondheimer (J. Chem. Soc.. 1950, 877) made leaf alcohol this way. [Pg.125]

A fume hood is constructed in the manner shown in figure 6. Strike drew the frame as being made of lumber but it can be made of rebar or, preferably, from PVC pipes and joints so that it can be assembled and disassembled with ease. The frame is enclosed with plastic drop cloths or any semiclear plastic sheeting. The front face of the hood is halfway covered with plastic while the bottom half is exposed to allow one to move objects in or out and to manipulate things. On top of the chamber is attached some clothes dryer duct or some such crap which is led to a leaf blower or blower motor. The exhaust from the blower is led away to the outside. [Pg.23]

Although a leaf blower is probably way too strong it may still be adequate at its lowest setting. To insure that a correct airflow is being pulled the chemist holds a lit cigarette about a foot in front of the hood s opening and looks to see If the smoke trail is being pulled into the hood. If so, then the hood works just fine. [Pg.23]


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