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Recycling mechanisms

Mechanical pulping Mechanical recycling Mechanism Mechanisms Mechanisms nucleation... [Pg.599]

When considering the availability of nutrients, it is also necessary to examine the significance of nutrient re-use within the waterbody. These internal sources amount not to an additional load, but a multiplier on the recyclability of the same load. This nutrient recycling and the internal stores from which they are recycled are often misunderstood, but there is a dearth of good published data about how these recycling mechanisms operate. Microbial decomposition in the water column is one of several internal loops recognized in recent years, but these are not closed and the flux of nutrients recycled through them is delayed rather than retained. [Pg.34]

Process Data for Recycling, Mechanical Recycling of PVC and Allocation... 227... [Pg.224]

The proposed institutional framework for the master plan is therefore centered on the concept of a PRO - an entity which is intended to have the physical responsibility for the FLs recycling mechanism by providing forward and backward... [Pg.431]

Fig. 1 (a) Proposed collection and recycling mechanism, (b) Detailed collection and recycling mechanism. The oval shape area recovered will he the responsibility of PRO... [Pg.432]

Table 1 reports a wide spectrum of typologies of biofilm reactor upflow anaerobic sludge bed (UASB), fluidized bed, airlift, fixed bed with and without recycle, mechanically agitated vessel, rotating drum and rotating biological contactor. Each reactor is characterized by positive features and drawbacks. [Pg.117]

Thermoplastics and thermoplastic composite recyclates mechanical and calorific properties... [Pg.855]

The clarification of the recyclization mechanism of 2-benzopyrylium salts into naphthols under the action of alkali permits some generalizations (low temperature at the beginning of reaction followed by heating, and the use of cosolvents that are unable to form stable adducts). This leads to an increase in the yield of this reaction, considered earlier (70MI1) as lacking preparative interest, similar to the formation of phenols from monocyclic pyrylium salts. Consider the example shown in Scheme 116. [Pg.210]

The changes in mechanical properties due to degradation and/or blending, contamination, antioxidant consumption and general use (e.g. oxidation processes) of the polymeric material during first service life are some of the characteristics that determine if the material should be recycled mechanically or disposed of in another way (e.g. energy recovery). A successful recycling is strictly dependent on the purity and uniformity of the plastic waste. [Pg.205]

Abstract Supernovae are a prominent component of modern astrophysics. They are responsible for a major part of the chemical enrichment in the universe and the main recycling mechanism in galaxies. The physics of these explosions is fairly well, although not completely, understood. [Pg.195]

When heated, benzoxadiazines give benzoxazoles in good yield [495,496]. The intermediate formation of ort/zo-quinonimine has been suggested on the basis of the proposed recyclization mechanism (Scheme 2.76). [Pg.115]

Only a small fraction of the particles needed to fuel the plasma will be injected from external sources, like gas puff, neutral beams or pellets. The majority enters the plasma via recycling from divertor plates, baffles, limiters and wall. This motivates investigations about the actual recycling mechanisms. In particular, the velocities of the hydrogen particles are of interest in view of the penetration depth, and they are closely connected to the recycling mechanisms. [Pg.24]

When rain forests are cut down, for example, and converted to fields of rice or corn, the nutrient recycling mechanisms are destroyed, and as a result, the productivity of the field quickly declines. A much better approach would be to devise a production system whereby the nutrient recycling mechanisms are left intact. Extractive reserves for Brazil nuts and rubber are examples of management approaches that are compatible with sustainability of harvest (Brown et al. this volume). The trees are not destroyed when the nuts and the rubber are harvested, and consequently, the nutrient recycling mechanisms of the forest remain intact. A problem with extractive reserves however, is... [Pg.162]

Kinetics of Bile Acid Metabolism. Using an isotope dilution technique, the bile acid pool in normal adults has been found to average from 2 to 4g. Steady state is reached when hepatic synthesis and fecal loss are in balance. In health, the magnitude of each process is 0.3 to 0.8g/day. There are usually 4 to 10 enterohepatic cycles per day. Because of this recycling mechanism, the jejunal concentration of bile acids is maintained at -5 to lOmmol/L during the postprandial state, much higher than the critical micellar concentration of 2mmol/L. Between meals, with decreased entry of bile acids into the intestine, the intraluminal concentration... [Pg.1784]

Peptides differ in several important respects from monoamine and amino acid transmitters. Peptide synthesis is performed in the rough endoplasmic reticulunu The propeptide is cleaved to the secreted form as secretory vesicles are transported from the perinuclear cytoplasm to the nerve terminals. Furthermore, no active recycling mechanisms for peptides have been described. This increases the dependency of peptidergic nerve terminals on distant sites of synthesis. [Pg.217]

Conclusions 4 and 5 are in accord with the postulated recycling mechanism operating in these test solutions. At pH 4.0 the disproportionation process is much faster than the Mn304 regeneration therefore the stoichiometry of the whole process is nearly that of the disproportionation (Reaction 2). At pH 5.5 the rates of Reactions 2 and 3 are more nearly equal, and the stoichiometry is influenced by the H produced when Mn304 is formed. This H" is recycled and decreases the amount required to maintain constant pH. Thus, the excess Mn " pro-... [Pg.57]

Epimerization of [34b] was suggested to be the result of a recyclization mechanism (Mikolajczyk and Witczak, 1977 Hall and Inch, 1980a,b), whereas epimerization of the fluoride [34c] was proposed to result from stereoisomerization of a difluoride TBP intermediate [35]. This last postulate can only explain the experimental observations if the mechanism follows an equatorial-entry pathway. [Pg.156]


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