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Processing implies that a certain operation or action requires more than one step—in the manufacturing of a product, there are several steps in which materials are treated and prepared. For each step of the process there are specific machines and equipment designed to make production as efficient and effective as possible. These machines and types of specified equipment fall under the Processing Equipment heading.
Within each category the processing equipment will vary. With dehydrators for example, subcategories offer dehydrating equipment itself, as well as dehydrator accessories and agents such as gas and oil. The function and objective each equipment or part has, however, is dependent upon the processing job.
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Environmental Stress Screening Tutorial
This paper provides an overview of environmental stress screening technology, and describes the developmental aspects of an effective environmental stress screening process. The study begins by describing the purpose of any environmental stress screening (ESS) regimen and discussing the most common mathematical models for quantifying stress...
Stress Screening Chamber Selection and Implementation
This paper serves as a tutorial for an engineer implementing a new production stress screening program, and provides guidelines for equipment selection based on a given set of stress screen performance requirements, information to properly implement the stress screening system, and methods to calculate best case chamber performance. It begins with...
Cold Weather Pneumatics Using Desiccant Dryers in Transportation Applications
Use of desiccant dryer systems in cold weather pneumatics in transportation applications is brought to focus in this paper which emphasizes the need of an adequate dryer system that is well maintained and serviced to eliminate moisture and prevent freezing in the air system. Basic function of a desiccant dryer is explained and the differences...
Keep Your Compressed Air High and Dry
Failure to remove moisture in compressed air systems can result in condensation in piping, pneumatic tools, and instruments, leading to damage and premature failure. Keeping that in mind, this white paper focuses on use of desiccant dryers as a solution for reducing moisture in compressed air systems. Causes for the presence of water in compressed...
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