Single-use containers

Lean producers insistence on reusable containers with item-specific dunnage is puzzling to those who are not used to it, because it appears to be an unnecessary expense. Why not just use pallets and disposable cardboard boxes Single-use containers appear to be cheaper, even after including their disposal cost. Let us explore why it is not so. 

During collection, storage, and transportation, use containers constructed of materials compatible with the treatment methods utilized. Ensure the use of burnable single-use containers for waste destined for incinerators. Containers destined for steam sterilizers should allow proper treatment of the waste. 

Hypersensitivity to preservatives is often the reasrai for dispensing non-preserved eye drops, in single use containers. 

In this section the general requirements for eye drop containers is discussed. Various multidose containers and some single use containers are described. 

Intravenous infusion solutions are fiUed in single-use containers. The Ph. Eur. requires that products for parenteral administration are dispensed in glass containers or in other containers such as plastic containers and prefilled syringes [32]. The material should be sufficiently transparent to make a visual assessment of the contents possible, except for implants and in other justified and authorised cases. The tightness of the... 

Unpreserved nose drops should be packaged in single-use containers. The Redipac is suitable for this (see Sect. 24.4.2.6). 

Any standardization using a single standard containing a known amount of analyte. 

Technetium-99m mebrofenin is an iminodiacetic acid derivative used as a hepatobiliary agent. The kit is suppHed as a single vial containing lyopbilized mebrofenin. The reconstituted kit has 18-hour usage, owing to the preservative, propylparaben. 

In conclusion, there appears to be some supporting evidence, other than these tracer studies, that the synthesis of HMX and RDX molecules can be accomplished thru a build-up from single methylene-containing spedes or other small molecules, and that this route can also take place via a total degradation and resynthesis from molecules such as Hexamine. However, die development of an economical process for the large scale production of these expl nitramines, in particular HMX, via a method precluding the use of Hexamine, is vet to be accomplished... 

By far the most important use of the platinum metals is for catalysis. The largest single use is in automobile catalytic converters. Platinum is the principal catalyst, but catalytic converters also contain rhodium and palladium. These elements also catalyze a wide variety of reactions in the chemical and petroleum industry. For example, platinum metal is the catalyst for ammonia oxidation in the production of nitric acid, as described in Pt gauze, 1200 K... 

Currently available CRMs for Cr(lll)/(VI) species There exist a lyophilized water certified for Cr(III)/Cr(VI) and a binder-free glass fiber filter loaded with welding dust certified for Cr(VI) and total Cr (Vercoutere et al. 1998 Christensen et al. 1999) issued by the BCR. They consist of a set of specimens for single use. There is a need for more CRMs, such as a Cr(VI) in industrial effluents and in river water containing, e.g. humic substances. 

Tamper-resistant packaging Light-resistant container Well-closed container Tight container Hermetic container Single-unit container Single-dose container Unit-dose container Unit-of-use container Multiple-use container... 

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