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Machinery coating

Uses Acrylic for automotive components and machinery coatings Features Designed for industrial coatings that require exc. hydrocarbon/ gasoline resist, combined with gloss and water resist. exc. impact Properties Milky wh. emubion dens. 8.6 Ib/gal vise. 40 cps pH 8.0 hardness (Konig) 42 42.5% NV by wt. [Pg.166]

Chem. Descrip. Oil-free polyester resin in EB Uses Polyester for machinery coatings, office furniture and equipment coatings, drum enamels, general industrial finishes Features Good uncatalyzed cure response and high film hardness exc. corrosion resist. [Pg.727]

Extmsion technology is used to produce spunbond, meltblown, and porous-film nonwovens. Fabrics produced by these systems are referred to individually as spunbonded, meltblown, and textured- or apertured-film nonwovens, or genericaHy as polymer-laid nonwovens. These fabrics are produced with machinery associated with such polymer extmsion methods as melt-spinning, film casting, and extmsion coating. In polymer-laid systems, fiber stmctures are simultaneously formed and manipulated. [Pg.146]

Hard facing of various components in the aircraft gas-turbine engine and in industrial apphcations for textile machinery parts, oil and gas machinery parts, paper-shtting knives, etc, is estimated at 1 x 10 in 1995 with an estimated growth rate of 5% annually. The mix is approximately 45% aerospace apphcations, 55% industrial apphcations. Additionally, repair coatings for gas-turbine blades and vanes is estimated at 500 x 10 . These coatings are primarily deposited by plasma spray, arc-wire, HVOF, and detonation gun techniques. [Pg.51]

Both functional and decorative coatings can be appHed to paper from latices. The aqueous dispersions can be used on conventional paper converting machinery which usually cannot handle hot melts and solvent coatings. The lack of fire hazard because of absence of solvents is an added advantage of the latex system. [Pg.260]

FIGURE 1.25 The virus life cycle. Viruses are mobile bits of genetic iuformatiou encapsulated in a protein coat. The genetic material can be either DNA or RNA. Once this genetic material gains entry to its host cell, it takes over the host machinery for macromolecular synthesis and subverts it to the synthesis of viral-specific nucleic acids and proteins. These virus components are then assembled into mature virus particles that are released from the cell. Often, this parasitic cycle of virus infection leads to cell death and disease. [Pg.31]

Epoxy ester Epoxy esters are a type of alkyd where a high molecular weight resin is reacted with alkyd resin. The curing mechanism remains primarily through the oil-oxidation reaction and their properties are in no way similar to the chemically reacted epoxies. They have similar properties to alkyds although with improved chemical resistance but inferior appearance. They form a reasonably hard, oil-resistant coating, which can sometimes be suitable for machinery enamels, but are primarily for interior use, since they tend to chalk rapidly on exteriors. Their best use is for chemical or water resistance where circumstances dictate that finishes that are more superior cannot be used. [Pg.127]

In conformity with this, low-alloy steels could be used with advantage for such purposes as the production of agricultural machinery, on which the coating is liable to get knocked about, and which is frequently left in the open fields for long periods. [Pg.516]

Bilges and ballast waters are one of the most difficult areas of this nature to deal with, especially in machinery spaces, since not only are they almost impossible to keep dry or even to dry out while the offshore installation is in operation, but effective maintenance of protective coatings at ail areas is in any case quite impossible except at major overhauls and refits, because of inaccessibility or very high temperatures and humidities. Good initial... [Pg.70]

Little, M. V., Bonding Aluminium To Ferrous Alloys , Machinery, N. Y., 56, 173 (1950) Drewett, R., Diffusion Coatings for the Protection of Iron and Steel , Part I, Anti-Corrosion, 16 No. 4, 11-16, April (1969)... [Pg.481]

Wear parts Bearings Jet-nozzle coatings Slurry valves Extrusion dies Abrasive pump seals Computer disk coatings Engine parts Medical implants Ball bearings Drawing dies Textile machinery... [Pg.205]

As we have noted, the outcome of a virus infection is the synthesis of viral nucleic acid and viral protein coats. In effect, the virus takes over the biosynthetic machinery of the host and uses it for its own synthesis. A few enzymes needed for virus replication may be present in the virus particle and may be introduced into the cell during the infection process, but the host supplies everything else energy-generating system, ribosomes, amino-acid activating enzymes, transfer RNA (with a few exceptions), and all soluble factors. The virus genome codes for all new proteins. Such proteins would include the coat protein subunits (of which there are generally more than one kind) plus any new virus-specific enzymes. [Pg.123]

Fiber-bed scrubbers are used to control aerosol emissions from chemical, plastics, asphalt, sulfuric acid, and surface coating industries. They are also used to control lubricant mist emission from rotating machinery and mists from storage tanks. Fiber-bed scrubbers are also applied downstream of other control devices to eliminate a visible plume. Despite their potential for high collection efficiency, fiber-bed scrubbers have had only limited commercial acceptance for dust collection because of their tendency to become plugged. [Pg.237]


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