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Screen threads

Prior to deposition on a moving belt or screen, the molten polymer threads from a spinnerette must be attenuated to orient the molecular chains of the fibers in order to increase fiber strength and decrease extendibiUty. This is accompHshed by hauling the plastic fibers off immediately after they have exited the spinnerette. In practice this is done by accelerating the fibers either mechanically (18) or pneumatically (17,19,20). In most processes, the fibers are pneumatically accelerated in multiple filament bundles however, other arrangements have been described wherein a linearly aligned row(s) of individual filaments is pneumatically accelerated (21,22). [Pg.165]

To install the screen and riser piping, the drilling equipment extends the borehole to the approximate desired depth of the bottom of the screen. Short sections of screen and/or riser pipe can be assembled above ground. A cap or plug (also with Aush joint threads) is commonly added to the bottom of the lowest section to prevent the enAy of formation materials. Precautions should be taken to keep the sections free of... [Pg.796]

According to the perspective writers of the Renaissance, who entertained no such hermetic-erotic fantasies, their picture plane was additionally to become an intersection, that is a grid with equal squares and looking like a wide apertural screen woven from the finest of threads. Another idea apparently initiated hy Alherti was that a suitable model for the goal of the painter, the agent of illusionism, should he the mirror image. The notion quickly became a commonplace in art theory and was, for instance, repeated in the seventeenth century hy a Frenchman, Ahraham Bosse ... [Pg.274]

Procedure Fill a %x4 incb test tube to a depth of 1 inch with the specimen ground to pass a No 16 mesh screen. Submerge the tube to a depth of 2 inches in an oil bath previously heated to 120°, place a thermometer in the EtCell and increase the bath temp at the rate of 2°C per min, while stirring the specimen by means of thermometer. At a temp approx 25° below fusion point the particles soften and tend to cohere, making it difficult to stir. Continue beating and working the mass until it fuses and becomes plastic. Read the "thermoplastic point" as the temp at which the plastic mass can be repeatedly drawn into thread by pulling the thermometer from the mass. Duplicate detns should check within 3°C... [Pg.95]

This consists of blocking which involves pressing the mass for several minutes at a pressure of ca. 200 kg/cm2 (3000 lb/in2). The block thus formed is transferred to another press of a type much similar to the extrusion press (Fig. 213). Here the dough is forced through a series of screens and perforated plates. This is referred to as macaroni pressing owing to the shape of the extruded threads. [Pg.589]

Thus a new felting die assembly was required. The successful procedure involved a die formed from brass 0.0625 thick, perforated with 1/16 holes in a hexagonal pattern. This die was covered with a small "sock made of 44 x 44 mesh Saran screen, 0.010 thick. The sock has been sewn in the desired form with very fine cotton thread. The preform was felted onto this sock, which was then slipped from the die, collapsed withdrawn from the interior of the preform... [Pg.205]

Current biomarkers for Alzheimer s disease include 8-amyloid, measured in cerebrospinal fluid Tau protein, measured in cerebrospinal fluid and neural thread protein/AD7C-NTP, measured in cerebrospinal fluid and in urine. In Alzheimer s patients, cerebrospinal fluid usually contains a reduced level of 42-aminoacid /8-amyloid and an increase in Tau protein. Such biomarkers are however unreliable they are not accurate for a diagnosis of Alzheimer s, because the same pattern findings are also found in other conditions. At present the costs involved in mass or individual screening would be high the procedures are also invasive, uncomfortable and not without additional risk. [Pg.161]

The basis of this unit is a Ruger RST 22 autopistol with a 4-3/4 barrel. The Ruger was chosen for both its reliability.and relatively low mechanical noise. An earlier version of this design was used by the OSS in W 14 II and is still available to CXA and National Security Agency NSA personel. This early version was built on a High Standard pistol and contained a compressed stack of brass screen washers instead of threaded copper and fiberglass. [Pg.33]


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