HRT Process Flowsheets

Abstract

This re port was prepared as an a cco u n t o f G overnm ent sponsored w o rk . N e ith e r the U n ite d States, nor the Comm ission, nor a n y peison a c tin g on b e h a lf o f the Commissions A , Makes a n y w a rra n ty o r re prese ntatio n, express o r im p lie d , w ith respect to the a c c u ra c y , com pleteness, o r usefulness o f th e in fo rm a tio n c o n ta in e d in this re p o rt, o r th a t the use o f an y in fo rm a tio n , apparatus, m ethod, o r process disclosed in th is re port may ix>t i n frin g e p riv a te ly owned rig h ts; or B. Assumes an y lia b ilitie s w ith respect to the use o f, o r fo r damages re sulting from the use o f a n y in fo n n a tio n , apparatus, m ethod, o r process disclosed in this re p o rt. As used in the ab ove, "p e rs o n a c tin g on b e h a lf o f the C om m ission" includes any em ploye e o r co n tra c to r o f the Commission to the e x te n t th a t such em ployee o r c o n tra cto r prepares, handles o r distrib u te s, o r provides access to , an y in fo rm a tio n pursuant to his em ploym ent o r c o n tra c t w ith the Commission. D-/S3GO DRAWING NO. D -FPT in d rx jm o ia f-ic n A p p lic a lio n Tabula tio n H P TFbiarheel Id e n fific a h 'c n OxJe 7a I m e E '/U j uyvg. D-JFUFb THIS DRAWING XI^SSIFICD PtR F C . Z A P F i H P T F lo w s h z a t L /n e F th z d u ie A -I6 3 2 9SUSUUTED DATE F C .2 a Pi A2-2LBSAPPROVED DATE a . P. U h lX tA j-P h S i L o w P r e fL B la r > k e i f y s r e m F io tv r r e e r H ig h P re c p . d I a n P e l F y c fe r n T Io \w fh e e t 0 -1 3 2 9 6 0 1 6 2 9 7 H igh P repf. F u e l F y fre m F lo y y fn e e f Ffaam Fys-berp F lo iw^h e e f PEFEPEAJCE DIVGF. D U 6 2 9 G D -i d p e r FIRE PROTECTION f -I I G H P P B ?^U J ?^ W £ L ^y C T E M F 13T C c o //r? g W a te r F /o m h e e t H E r~M u /F p u rp o s e In c tr u m e n F s 0-lS3GC> DRAWING NO. D ' i j£ T / / 7 s f r A p p l/C d tJ p n T s U i f a t / a n NET F h w s O e d t J d e n t/Y /'c a t/o ry Cade H e r F /o tu s h a e f L/Ue S3h<?dole A -m 3 9 Low Press, d /a n k e t fy s te m F lo w s h e e t H/ot) Press. E la n h e t '^s te m F h w stxg e t D-1S393 APPROVED D H 839 7 HEALTH PHYSICS Lon/Phzss. F u e l C ystem F h w s h <^ C tzarr? C y s te m T fo^y f E^t0 -1 6 2 9 6 D -1 S 2 6 7 D -1 6 2 9 6 \ g \ 7PIRf PROTECTION RESEARCH SHOP MAINTENANCE P E F E P E N C E b w e t DWG. NO

Natural and Synthetic Rubbers

“…The use of the Lambourn machine for abrasion testing of Butyl rubber was shown by Zapp (158). By using the concepts developed by Schallamach in which the nature of the abrasive surface, the tensile strength, and the surface friction are used and in addition the dynamic hardness of the specimen, the results were obtained which conform to the actual performance of a wide variety of types of vulcanizates.…”