This eliminates the need for extra mixing tanks which saves space but as a trade-off, the actual reaction site will be dependent on the pipe specifications and velocity of the fluid.
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Then we walked across a mezzanine overlooking the production room, where Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and the Full Vermonty flavors were being pumped from large mixing tanks through funnels into pint-sized cartons.
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Tank Girl, invented by Jamie Hewlett and Alan Martin, holds a mirror to downtown club wear, mixing tank tops with combat pants, sweat shirts with bikini panties and hefty boots and a dollop of attitude.
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Bridgestone and fire department officials said they hadn't determined the cause of the fire, which was believed to have started in a chemical and rubber mixing tank and later spread to a stack of thousands of tires outside the building.
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In a batch high-shear mixer, the components to be mixed ( whether immiscible liquids or powder in liquid ) are fed from the top into a mixing tank containing the mixer on a rotating shaft at the bottom of the tank.
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Mechanical cells use a large mixer and diffuser mechanism at the bottom of the mixing tank to introduce air and provide mixing action . "'Flotation columns "'use air spargers to introduce air at the bottom of a tall column while introducing slurry above.
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Sources inside Iraq say that hidden equipment for the growth of anthrax, botulinum toxin and pasteurella, causative agent of the plague, includes 50-liter fermentors and sterile mixing tanks made by the Italian company Olsa and 150-liter fermentors supplied in the'80s by the Swiss company Chemak.
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Therefore, for 24 gallons of Indulin AA-86 would be diluted with water into to 8, 000 gallons, a volume that is a standard storage / mixing tank size in the industry . " The diluted emulsion would be more capable of mixing with the city water supply during a backflow.
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It was a workable system for land speed records, used by the contemporary Golden Arrow and more recently by the JCB Dieselmax . " Silver Bullet " had an ice tank, filled with 5.5 hundredweight ( about 280 kilograms ) of ice before each run, and a one-gallon mixing tank in the nose.
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Because the possibility of an excursion taking place in a mixing tank had been considered to be virtually non-existent, the technicians decided that Kelley must have somehow been exposed to either alpha radiation, the acid bath, or both, and one of them took him to a chemical shower while the other switched off the mixer.
