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Pressure fabrication

The polyaniline was prepared by emulsion polymerization following the procedure outlined in US patent 5,863,465 with DNNSAused as a dopant [22]. Carbon Nanotubes (CNI) manufactured the nanotubes used in the work either by a high-pressure fabrication method (Hipco SWNT) or via laser ablation (Laser SWNT). We found that excellent dispersions of the nanotubes in PANI could be produced by two different procedures. The nanotubes could either be directly sonicated into the PANI solution or first sonicated into xylene and that dispersion afterwards sonicated into the DNNSA-PANI solution. [Pg.241]

Georgia Tech did not possess modern pressure fabric dyeing equipment at the initiation of the dyebath reuse research. Therefore, to determine the feasibility of dyebath reuse in the general area of coloration of 100% polyester under pressure with disperse dyes, research was initiated on available package yarn equipment. [Pg.222]

Musacchio et al. 1997 Novak et al. 1997 Chevrot van der Hilst 2000). Fp/Fs ratios are not sensitive to pressure and subsolidus temperatures, but depend on fluid pore pressure, fabric attitude and rock composition, specifically quartz content and plagioclase composition (Christensen 1996). In stable shield areas, high Fp/Fs ratios in the crystalline crust are generally explained in terms of composition. Mafic rocks have Fp/Fs ratios higher than 1.73 as a result of low quartz content and the abundance of mafic minerals (plagioclase, pyroxene, garnet, amphi-bole and olivine). [Pg.127]

Wiedenman, B. J., Microfluidic routing of aqueous and organic flows at high pressures Fabrication and characterization of integrated polymer microvalve elements. Lah Chip 2005, 5, 184-190. [Pg.299]

Determination of particulate matter emissions from positive pressure fabric filters... [Pg.732]

Experiments at MIT have shown that certain block copolymers can be moulded imder a pressure of about 35 MPa at room temperature and recycled several times without degradation. Although ciurently expensive, pressure fabrication offers numerous major advantages. If widely adopted, it would lead to a reduced need for heat stabilisers and antioxidants during the processing stage. [Pg.91]

Kock A, Tischner A, Maier T, Kast M, Edtmaier C, Gspan C, Kothleitner G (2009) Atmospheric pressure fabrication of SnOj-nanowires for highly sensitive CO and CH detection. Sens Actuators B Chem 138 160-167 Kolmakov A (2008) Some recent trends in fabrication, functionalisation and characterization of metal oxide nanowire gas sensors. Int J Nanotechnol 5 450-474... [Pg.308]

Injection molding pressures range between about 10,000 and 30,000 psi, and this will crush most hollow spheres. In general, the lower the density, the lower the compressive strength of the hollow spheres so only low pressure fabrication can be used. [Pg.496]

Y. Blum, J. Marschall, H. Kleebe, et al. Low temperature, low pressure fabrication of ultra Jiigh temperature ceramics (UHTCs), Technical reports. ADA456577 (2006)... [Pg.72]

Wang, Y., et al.. Enhanced high temperature thermoelectric characteristics of transition metals doped CasCodO jdta by cold high-pressure fabrication. Jorrmal of Applied Physics, 2010. 107(3). [Pg.41]

For some types of wetting more than just the contact angle is involved in the basic mechanism of the action. This is true in the laying of dust and the wetting of a fabric since in these situations the liquid is required to penetrate between dust particles or between the fibers of the fabric. TTie phenomenon is related to that of capillary rise, where the driving force is the pressure difference across the curved surface of the meniscus. The relevant equation is then Eq. X-36,... [Pg.469]

The advantages of miniaturization are now being exploited in areas beyond microelectronics. Adaptation of materials and processes originally devised for semiconductor manufacture has allowed fabrication of sensors (for example, pressure meters and accelerometers used in the automotive industry) (6,7), complex optical (8) and micromechanical (6,7,9) assembHes, and devices for medical diagnostics (6,7,10) using Hthographic resists. [Pg.113]


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