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Activated Carbon: Fundamentals and New Applications
Nitric Acid in the Spotlight
Packaging Equipment:Product Quality Improves with Innovations
Low-cost water treatment uses CO2 to remove particles without membranes
Responsive coatings lead to stronger 3-D-printed parts
July 2017 Business News
Rupture Discs: Effectively Minimize Leaks and Emissions
Proper Sizing and Installation for Steam System Safety Valves
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Setting Specifications in the Modern World
Training Today’s Workforce
Focus on software for chemical process applications
Self-tuning transducer senses position, displacement or proximity
Precise measurement and control of gases
New PPE garment protects against both chemicals and fire
Detect the presence of steam and water in boilers and drums
This software suite integrates analytics and machine learning
An efficient variable-speed drive for compressors and pumps
Control several channels with this HART multiplexer
A new probe for measuring hydrogen peroxide vapor
A highly adaptable reverse osmosis system
A single-pot system for the food industry
Rotary vane pumps for critical applications
Customized bag filling for cement, minerals and chemicals
A reactive silencer keeps these compressors quiet
A fully scalable, single-use bioreactor system
A new range of thermoplastic seals
This gas monitor has a dual-sensor design
Save time and lost revenue with this valve matrix solution
An efficient motorized actuator for globe and diaphragm valvesBy Chemical Engineering |
Tychem 2000 SFR (photo) is a new protective garment designed for use in operations where dual protection against chemical and fire hazard threats is paramount to worker safety. Tychem 2000 SFR provides a barrier against a range of inorganic acids and bases, plus industrial cleaning chemicals, as well as particulate matter. In the event of a flash fire, Tychem 2000 SFR garments will not ignite, and therefore do not contribute to additional burn injury if the wearer uses appropriate flame-resistant (FR) personal protective equipment (PPE). If a fire hazard exists, Tychem 2000 SFR garments must be worn over an appropriate FR garment, along with other PPE that protects workers’ faces, hands and feet. Special features of the Tychem 2000 SFR coverall include: a respirator-fit hood; chin flap with double-sided adhesive tape for secure placement; and elastic at the waist and tunneled elastic at the hood, wrists and ankles for improved fit. — DuPont Protection Solutions, Richmond, Va.
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