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Klappentext High-precision cleaning is required across many sectors, including aerospace, defense, medical device manufacturing, pharmaceutical processing, semiconductor/electronics, and more. In this comprehensive reference work, solvent cleaning equipment is thoroughly covered with a focus on the engineering details of its operation and selection. Key data is provided alongside practical guidance, giving scientists and engineers in multiple sectors the information they need not only to choose the correct machine in the first place, but also how to operate it effectively and efficiently.Low emission open-top vapor degreasers, enclosed machines of the vacuum and pressurized type, cosolvent machines, and adsorption of "tailpipe emissions" are covered in detail and fully illustrated in color. This unique book covers material known by designers and manufacturers of solvent cleaning machines, but not collected and organized for the benefit of users.The comprehensive coverage provided by John Durkee makes this book relevant and timely not only for readers who wish to know more about how solvent cleaning equipment works but also those who are under pressure from environmental regulators or corporate management to find effective alternatives and those engaged in non-solvent cleaning operations who are unsatisfied with their cleaning results. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Solvent Cleaning Machines2. The Cleaning Processes / Methods3. A Basic Principle About Cleaning with Solvents4. Suitable Process Design5. Process Design for Solvent Cleanup (Recovery)6. Open-Top Vapor Degreasers7. Loss of Vapor Containment in Large Vapor Degreasers8. Continuously-Operating Vapor Degreasers (Inlines)9. Emission Control - the Halogenated Solvents NESHAP10. Cold Cleaning with Solvents11. Enclosed Cleaning Machines12. Solvent Management in Enclosed Machines13. Management of Vacuum14. Management of Water Contamination15. Drying of Parts in Enclosed Machines16. Cosolvent Machines17. Process Description: Class I - Semi-aqueous18. Process Description: Class II - Immiscible19. Process Description: Class III - Miscible20. Process Description: Class IV - Azeotropic21."Tailpipe" Treatment of Fugitive Solvent Emissions22. Design of Adsorption Systems for Enclosed Cleaning Machines23. Design of Adsorption Systems for Open-Top Vapor Degreasers ...
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1. Solvent Cleaning Machines2. The Cleaning Processes / Methods3. A Basic Principle About Cleaning with Solvents4. Suitable Process Design5. Process Design for Solvent Cleanup (Recovery)6. Open-Top Vapor Degreasers7. Loss of Vapor Containment in Large Vapor Degreasers8. Continuously-Operating Vapor Degreasers (Inlines)9. Emission Control - the Halogenated Solvents NESHAP10. Cold Cleaning with Solvents11. Enclosed Cleaning Machines12. Solvent Management in Enclosed Machines13. Management of Vacuum14. Management of Water Contamination15. Drying of Parts in Enclosed Machines16. Cosolvent Machines17. Process Description: Class I - Semi-aqueous18. Process Description: Class II - Immiscible19. Process Description: Class III - Miscible20. Process Description: Class IV - Azeotropic21."Tailpipe" Treatment of Fugitive Solvent Emissions22. Design of Adsorption Systems for Enclosed Cleaning Machines23. Design of Adsorption Systems for Open-Top Vapor Degreasers
