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Untitled Abstract: No abstract text available Text: BOURDON TUBE SELECTION MEDIA APPLICATION BASIS Acetone Acetic Acid<40% Acetic Anhydride Acetylene Acrolein Air Alcohols Alkali Cleaners Alum. Chloride Alum. Hydroxide Alum. Sulfate<60% Ammonia Gas Ammonium Chloride Ammonium Nitrate Ammonium Sulfate Aniline	Original		PDF
TRANSDUCER OMEGA pressure Abstract: No abstract text available Text: PRESSURE REFERENCE SECTION PRESSURE MEASUREMENT PRESSURE SENSOR VS PRESSURE TRANSDUCER 1. An integral pressure interface diaphragm that isolates and couples the measurand to the sensing elements (strain gages) Z-9 +180 +160 OUTPUT VOLTAGE (% OF FULL SCALE)	Original		PDF
cyclohexene Abstract: 82306 1010218 urea formaldehyde resin adhesive tetrabutyl tin zinc naphthenate hydroquinone manufacturing process calcium chloride p-chlorophenol pentaerythritol Text: Matsushita Electric Group Chemical Substance Management Rank Guidelines Version 2 July 6, 2000 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. Contents 1. Purpose ････････････････････････････････････････････････････････1	Original		PDF
12100 Abstract: NA 36 foam STM11 Text: Description: Desco’s conductive foam is a non-abrasive, open-cell closed cell in cross linked polyurethane foam compounded for permanent ESD Control Properties. The black conductive foam’s Rtt range of 10E3 to 10E6 allows it to be used with ESD susceptible products. Desco’s conductive foam is available in 3 designs:	Original		PDF
HB7C4M Abstract: No abstract text available Text: Dialight LED Lighting Fixture Catalog for Indoor and Outdoor Industrial and Hazardous Locations About Dialight Dialight LSE: DIA.L is leading the energy efficient LED lighting revolution around the world for industrial and hazardous areas. For more than 40 years, it has been committed to the development of LED lighting solutions that enable	Original	MDTFSHCATX001 HB7C4M	PDF
Untitled Abstract: No abstract text available Text: Intrinsic Safety How are Hazardous Locations Defined? Answer: According to the National Electrical Code, Article 500, hazardous locations are defined by Class, Group and Division. Differentiation by Class and Group is in accordance with the laws of physics, while Division	Original	Z-130	PDF