Removal techniques

Galled bores Improper removing techniques, insufficient or incorrect heating, excessive interference fit... 

Training operatives and supervisors for work with asbestos insulation and coatings Enclosures provided for work with asbestos insulation, coatings and insulating board Removal techniques and associated waste handling for asbestos insulation, coatings and insulating board... 

Only about 10 percent of the input energy is effectively used to produce the ozone. Inefficiencies arise primarily from heat production and, to a lesser extent, from light and sound. Since ozone decomposition is highly temperature dependent, efficient heat-removal techniques are essential to the proper operation of the generator. 

In some cases, fragility related to the dryness of the resultant solid, which will influence the removal technique... 

Ash particles produced in coal combustion are controlled by passing the flue gases through electrostatic precipitators. Since most of the mass of particulate matter is removed by these devices, ash received relatively little attention as an air pollutant until it was shown that the concentrations of many toxic species in the ash particles increase as particle size decreases. Particle removal techniques become less efiective as particle size decreases to the 0.1-0.5 pm range, so that particles in this size range that escape contain disproportionately high concentrations of toxic substances. 

Several variations of the solvent removal technique were developed (6,7). For the PCPP-SA, 20 80, M = 16,000, microspheres were prepared as follows 1 g polymer was dissolved in 1 ml methylene chloride, drug or dye was suspended in the solution, mixed, dropped into silicon oil containing 1-5% of Span 85, and stirred at a known stirring rate. Stirring was done using an overhead stirrer and a three-blade impeller. After 1 hr, petroleum ether was introduced and stirring was continued for another hour. The microspheres were isolated by filtration, washed with petroleum ether, dried overnight in a lyophilizer, sieved, and stored in a freezer. 

EH52 Removal techniques and associated waste handling for asbestos insulation,... 

The filter-cake formed in this process, however, is highly dispersible to the produced fluid and thus is effectively removed by placing the well on production. No acid treatment or other removal techniques are required. The primary bridging agent in this fluid is a sized calcium carbonate with particle sizes capable of initiating bridging in pore diameters in excess of 100 p. 

L. R. Heinze, N. Shahreyar, and B. M. Baruah. A review of past 50 years of paraffin prevention and removal techniques as presented in the SWPSC (SouAwestem Petroleum Short Course). In Proceedings Volume, pages 230-238.48th Annu Southwestern Petrol Short Course Assoc Inc et al Mtg (Lubbock, TX, 4/25-4/26), 2(X)1. 

Flow-injection (FI) on-line analyte preconcentration and matrix removal techniques greatly enhance the performance of atomic spectrometry [348], By using USN with membrane desolvation (MDS) as the interface, FI sorbent extraction can be directly coupled with ICP-MS for the analysis of organic solutions [349]. 

Solids removal techniques are employed to remove metals and other pollutants from process wastewaters to make these waters suitable for reuse or discharge. These methods include5-7... 

Electroosmotic soil processing is an in situ separation/removal technique for extracting heavy metals and organic contaminants from soils.17 55 89 The fluid between the soil particles moves because a constant, low DC current is applied through electrodes inserted into the soil mass. The electroosmosis (EO) remedial method provides an advantage over conventional pumping techniques for in situ treatment of contaminated fine-grained soils and is more efficient in saturated conditions. 

Membrane methods such as RO, MF, UF, and so on, are effective for removing certain sizes of molecules from contaminated water. However, energy is required for this removal technique. 

There is a need to increase the knowledge about the fate of pharmaceuticals during sewage treatment for implementation of better removal techniques. 

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Other post-combustion NO removal techniques include the injection of urea ([NH2]2CO) and cyanuric acid ([HOCN]3). The latter is termed the RAPRENO process [37a], When heated, cyanuric acid sublimes and decomposes to form isocyanic acid HNCO. Similarly, urea reacts to form NH3 and HNCO. Thus its NO reduction path follows that of the thermal DeNO route as well as that of the RAPRENO route to be discussed. 

Provisions for removal The removal should be done on such request or at the end of 5 years of usage by personnel instructed in the removal technique. 

Helmig, D Ozone Removal Techniques in the Sampling of Atmospheric Volatile Organic Trace Gases, Atmos. Environ., 31, 3635-3651 (1997). 

Recently, an industrial process development for nootkatone production from valencene by microbial transformation (bacteria, fungi) was mentioned [199, 200]. Although no details were given, the author claimed the development of an in situ product-removal technique by which an extremely selective recovery of nootkatone from the reaction mixture and the excess precursor during the proceeding production was achieved and which was said to be essential for an economically viable bioprocess. 

The common removal technique is to dilute the original brine with fresher water so that salt content of water that remains after separation treatment is acceptable, perhaps 10 K>uitdi per thousand barrels (pptb) oil, or less,... 

Tamsma, A., Kurtz, F. E. and Pallansch, M. J. 1967. Effect of oxygen removal technique on flavor stability of low-heat foam spray dried whole milk. J. Dairy Sci. 50, 1562— 1565. 

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