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Plastic liners

These units are made of abrasion resistant metals, solid plastics, or tvith corrosion/wear resistant plastic liners. [Pg.265]

Temperature changes in layered composites lead to shape distortion via spatial differences in material properties. Our original interest in the phenomenon was motivated by quality control during the manufacturing of the boxes for refrigerators and freezers. These boxes are made from a steel sheet as an outside layer, a plastic liner and urethane foam in the middle. In our case, the liner was made from... [Pg.123]

Temperature dependence of the elastic modulus of the plastic liner. [Pg.123]

An attempt to predict the buckling time was made using the isotropic creep equation with Mises stress potential as outlined above for the plastic liner in the warpage problem. [Pg.127]

As the plastic liners are removed from the probe, they are capped on both ends, the appropriate labels affixed, and promptly placed in a freezer (an in-field sectioning technique used for further partitioning of the 0-15-cm core is described later in this section). By convention, red plastic caps are placed on top of the core (i.e., the end that was closest to the soil surface) and black caps are placed on the bottom. Use of the two-color capping system is important when the cores are sectioned at a later time. This approach is referred to as zero-contamination sampling and is the industry standard in field soil dissipation. [Pg.863]

Developing a plastic liner with acceptably low hydrogen permeability... [Pg.362]

At a landfill site in Oregon, the cost of installing an Ecolotree cap was approximately 10,000 per acre. In contrast, the plastic liners that are typically nsed to cap landfills cost approximately 100,000 per acre (D20764H, p. 2). [Pg.521]

A typical refrigerator appliance cabinet consists of an outer metal cabinet, an inner plastic liner, typically made from ABS or HIPS, and an insulating polymer foam core, typically a poly(urethane) (PU) foam (29). [Pg.281]

Plastic drams have also been widely used over many years without the need for plastic liners, but they are less suitable for freezing as the plastic has a tendency to become brittle and may rapture. Plastic drams usually contain 200-250 1, although larger containers have been very successfully used -especially for chemically preserved juices. The Israeli manufactured Rotoplas container was probably the best-known example. This container typically held around 1300 1. [Pg.148]

Sometimes clay layers are inserted into mine tailings piles (e.g. Globe and Phoenix Mine in Zimbabwe) or piles are capped or surrounded with clay or plastic liners. The liners and caps are installed to reduce the infiltration of air and oxygenated water, and hinder the formation of mine drainage (Williams, 2001), 275. [Pg.112]

Caps, Corks, and Wire Hoods. Crown caps are used for closures on bottles before secondary fermentation. The caps are 26 mm in diameter (one company uses 29 mm) and are coated tinplate or stainless steel. Two companies use stainless steel to prevent corrosion and leakage during storage under moist and cold conditions, or for long aging under high pressure. The liners of the caps are ground cork with vinyl disks or elastomer plastic. Cork and plastic liners appear to work equally well. [Pg.117]

Use two sheets of heavy-gauge construction-grade tin-foil to which 2B-gauge lead wires have been glued. Place a heavily perforated plastic liner, such as a sink drain tray, between the two sheets. The trick here is to adjust the frequency and size of the holes in the plastic Interlayer so that one does not have a premature circuit, yet the circuit will complete after not too much pressure has been applied. Again, it is imperative that one test any device thoroughly and that an arming switch be used at setup. [Pg.27]

Wilcox, W.R., Shield Group 9 Suppressive Shield Plastic Liner and Propellant Testing, Contractor Report AR-TSD-CR-78001, NASA National Space Technology Laboratories,... [Pg.60]

Impermeable top covers in terms of plastic liners or clay membranes can be installed in order to prevent water infiltration into the waste and hence cease leachate generation for waste landfilled above the seasonal water table. Top covers are relatively expensive to install and maintenance must be expected in perpetuity. Adequate surface water removal is important to limit the infiltration through cracks, fracmres, or pinholes in the liners. Vegetation is often introduced to improve landscape value but requires special measures to avoid root penetration of the membranes. [Pg.5143]

Cubes, comprised of cardboard cartons with plastic liners, are probably the most popular foodservice and food processor packaging form. Systems equipped with optical sensors assure that an empty carton is in position on a scale before filling is initiated, and automatic controls then fill it to the correct weight. Most systems use two scales and switch to the second carton slightly before the first finishes filling. Cube sizes range from 10 kg to 25 kg (221b to 55 lb). [Pg.2094]

Open cartridge. Pour shot from shell. Remove wads and plastic liner if present. [Pg.301]


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