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T. E. Stewart, M Survey of the Chemistry of Amino Acids-Reducing Sugar Reaction in Relation to Aroma Production, Scientific and Technical Surveys No. 61, British Eood Manufacturing Industries Research Association, London, Dec. 1969. 

Flame-Retardant Filler. Demand has increased for Mg(OH)2 as a nonhalogenated, flame-retardant filler for thermoplastics used in the aerospace, microelectronics, and cable and wire manufacturing industries (90). Producers of nonhalogenated, flame retardant fillers include Kyowa, Aluisuisse-Lonza (Magnifin product line), Morton, and a Dead Sea Periclase/Dead Sea Bromine joint venture (91). 

Equipment leaks of VOC in the synthetic organic chemicals manufacturing industry (Subpart W)... 

Synthetic organic chemical manufacturing industry air oxidation unit processes (Subpart III)... 

OC-Pinene Manufacture. Industrially, a-pinene produced from the fractionation of sulfate turpentine can be used directly for most of its apphcations. The bulk price of technical-grade a-pinene, min 92%, was 1.32/kg in 1995 (45). The commercial product is shipped in tank cars, tank tmcks, or deck tanks. 

Census of Manufacturers, Industry Series, U.S. Department of Commerce, Table 6a, 1992 and 1987. 

Table 10. Four-Digit SIC Secondary Timber-Related Manufacturing Industries in the United States ...

In 1991, timber-related secondary products manufacturing industries added an estimated 40,128 million of value to primary timber products (Table 11). Most of the timber-related value added (63%) originated in the paper and aUied products industry. The lumber and wood products industry added nearly 37% of total timber-related value added. Less than 1% was from chemicals and aUied products. 

Some 50% of all nylon is in the form of carpets almost exlusively colored with acid dyes, and around 50% of the carpet manufacturing industry is located in the United States. The acid dyes from Group 1 are those most widely used because they exhibit the rapid diffusion needed to penetrate the bulky yams used in carpets, especially bulk continuous filament yam used in tufted constmctions, with high exhaustion. Their wetfastness properties are generally adequate for most oudets. 

Pollution Prepention Guidance Manualfor the Dye Manufacturing Industry, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Operating Committee of ETAD, Washington, D.C., Dec. 1991. 

Until recently, few papers appeared on the fate of dyes in the environment. But because of the importance of this subject, work is being done primarily by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and the Ecological and Toxicological Association of the Dyestuff Manufacturing Industry (ETAD). 

Denatured Ethanol. Eor hundreds of years alcohoHc beverages have been taxed all over the world to generate government revenue. When ethanol emerged as a key industrial raw material, the alcohol tax was recognized as a burden to many essential manufacturing industries. To lift this burden, the Tax-Eree Industrial and Denatured Alcohol Act of 1906 was passed in the United States. The U.S. Treasury, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (BATE), now oversees the production, procurement, and use of ethanol in the United States. 

State machines. This technology is commonly applied within the discrete manufacturing industries. However, its migration to process batch apphcations has been limited. 

This first example applies to UK industry in general. The turnover for UK manufacturing industry was in the order of 150 billion in 1990 (Smith, 1990). If the total quality cost for a business was likely to be somewhere in the region of 20%, with failure costs at approximately 50% of the total, it is likely that about 15 billion was wasted in defects and failures. A 10% improvement in failure costs would have released an estimated 1.5 billion into the economy. IBM, the computer manufacturer, estimated that they were losing about 5.6 billion in 1986 owing to costs of non-conformance and its failure to meet quality standards set for its products and... 

The use of casein plastics was severely curtailed with the development of synthetic polymers, particularly after the Second World War. In addition stricter regulations concerning health and safety at work will have caused attention to be drawn to the formolising process. In the experience of the author the environment surrounding the formolising baths is most unpleasant and this will have accelerated the demise of the casein manufacturing industry. 

Dry cleaning (occupational exposures in) (Vol. 63 1995) Printing processes (occupational exposures in) (Vol. 65 1996) Textile manufacturing industry (work in) (Vol. 48 1990)... 

Tall oil rosin is obtained from crude tall oil obtained from the Kraft (sulphate) pulping of various coniferous trees in the paper manufacturing industry. During the Kraft pulping process the fatty acids and the resin acids from the coniferous wood are saponified by the alkaline medium. On concentration of the resulting pulping liquor, the sodium soap of these mixed acids rises to the surface from where they are skimmed out. By acidification of this material with sulphuric acid, the crude tall oil is obtained. Fractional steam distillation of the crude tall oil allows the separation of the tall oil fatty acids and the tall oil rosins [21]. 

Adhesives - Methyl chloroform has been used extensively by the adhesives manufacturing industry because of its characteristics - it is nonflammable and quick drying, and it does not contribute to local air pollution. One alternative for some applications is water-based adhesives. 

Between 1991 and 1993 the decrease in releases was 6.7% compared to the average for all industries of 18%. In the same period, however, transfers were reported to increase 65 % which is higher than the average increase in transfers of 25% for all manufacturing industries. 

The slabs, blooms, or billets are then transported to the hot rolling mill for rolling into steel products which can be used by the manufacturing industry. 

Once the debris has been removed from the waste material, the preparation of the waste for treatment can begin. Over the years, the construction, mining, and manufacturing industries have developed various pieces of equipment that are geared for the specific purpMse of separating materials and making process streams uniform. The raw materials... 

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