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  • Selecting the Right Forced Convection Unit
    Forced convection ovens are suitable for multiple heating applications such as drying, baking, and sterilization applications of non-volatile samples in industrial, mining, schools, medical, and scientific research units. Forced convection ovens combine horizontal and vertical air circulation
  • Understanding forced air cooling in power supplies
    All power supplies generate waste heat which has to be dissipated. The heating effect becomes greater as more components are squeezed into smaller spaces. The result of miniaturization is higher levels of heat per cubic volume of space. The heat generated by components not only passes into the air
  • Ceramic Heating Element Introduction
    Ceramic heating element is a resistive piece of ceramic, often treated with a metallic coating. The ceramic heating element creates heat based on resistance to electrical flow through the ceramic element. This is done to provide heat to a room or other area via convection or forced air. Ceramic
  • Understanding Forced Air Cooling in Power Supplies (.pdf)
    By Gary Bocock, Technical Director, XP Power. All power supplies generate waste heat which has to be dissipated. The heating effect becomes greater as more components are squeezed into smaller spaces. The result of. miniaturization is higher levels of heat per cubic volume
  • Fluid Catalytic Cracker (FCC) (.pdf)
    and environmental groups. As a result, releases of pollutants caused by corrosion leaks are becoming a high consequence event. The Clean Air Act of 1990 has forced refiners to implement a number of costly measures to reduce their impact on the environment, both with the types of products they produce
  • A Microfluidic System for Biological Particle Enrichment Using Contactless Dielectrophoresis
    arisen, including density. gradient-based centrifugation or filtration,2 fluorescent. and magnetic activated cell sorting, cell surface. markers,3 and laser tweezers.4 Although each. of these techniques is unique in its inherent advantages. and disadvantages, all are forced to compromise. between high

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