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Spot welding cold pressure

Cold pressure spot welding for sheet-metal fabrication using suitably shaped indenting tools. [Pg.216]

Polymer flow issues are concerns on the part of plant operations personnel that can arise when one proposes to put an in-line NIR probe (or pair of probes) into a polymer reactor or transfer line. These concerns tend to be plant or process-specific. Plant personnel are likely to be concerned if the probe will change the pressure drop in the line, create a cold spot in the reactor or line, protrude into the flow stream, or create dead spots (e.g. recessed probes or the downstream side of protruding probes). There may also be plant- or process-specific resfricfions on where probes (or analyzers) can be located, on pipe sizes, on the use of welds, and on materials of construction. It is critical to involve plant operations personnel (including process operators) as early as possible in discussions about probe design and location. [Pg.506]


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