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When The Radio Squeaks, An Extraterrestrial Particle Enters The Earthly Atmosphere
2016-03-04 04:56:38| rfglobalnet Home Page
LOFAR, the big international radio telescope, can now be used as a particle detector. Astronomers made a model to determine the type and cosmic source of incoming particles.Naturepublishes an article about these findings on 3 March.
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Inert Atmosphere 500°F Oven can be used to age rubber parts.
2016-02-25 14:31:05| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today
Along with workspace dimensions of 36 x 60 x 36 in., No. 870 features 12 KW installed in lncoloy sheathed tubular heating elements and 600 cfm, ½ hp recirculating blower that provides universal airflow to workload. This 500°F oven, built with 4 in. insulated walls, aluminized steel exterior, and Type 430 stainless steel interior, also features inert atmosphere construction, recording and programming temperature controller, and 650 cfm blower with 2-position motorized dampers.
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EU Pig Prices: Steady Quotations – Friendly Atmosphere
2016-02-18 01:00:00| ThePigSite - Industry News
EU - The situation on the European pig slaughter market goes on being balanced.
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Removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
2016-02-15 19:02:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
ScienceDaily: You may as well learn the expression "carbon-negative technology," or Bio-CCS, right away, because it has become a talking point in technological circles. Gemini explains why. There exists a method, or technology, that is capable of reducing the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. "In practice, the methods consists of capturing carbon dioxide emitted by "climate-neutral" processes such as the combustion of organic waste, pellets or sawdust," explains SINTEF research scientist Mario Ditaranto,...
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Improving Shelf Life With Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP)
2016-02-11 14:31:42| dairynetwork Downloads
Tulip, one of Denmark’s leading producers of processed food for the domestic and export market, produces around 90 tons of sausages each day. A large proportion of these – about 60 tons a day – is packaged under a modified atmosphere of carbon dioxide and nitrogen to keep the product fresh and improve its shelf life. This case study shows how the company improved its efficiency by installing a Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) system. Tulip's MAP Packaging Lines Tulip is one of Denmark’s leading producers of processed food for the domestic and export market, supplying sausages, bacon, soups, sliced meat and many other products. At its plant in Svenstrup near Aalborg the company produces around 90 tonnes of sausages each day. A large proportion of these – about 60 tonnes a day – is packaged under a modified atmosphere of carbon dioxide and nitrogen to keep the product fresh and improve its shelf life. This Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) is carried out on 20 packaging lines. More Efficient Gas Flushing System The company realised that its existing MAP gas flushing system was not efficient and that significant quantities of gas were being wasted. In addition, manual samples are taken at frequent intervals to ensure that the correct mixture is being introduced into the packages. This takes time and also incurs labour costs.
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