...Impact of Non Woven in filtration Application Abstract Textile filters can be mainly of two types: woven and nonwovens. Woven fabric offer some advantages like easy estimation of its pore size distribution, which relates to filtration efficiency. This means woven fabrics can be produced with required filtration efficiency by changing its weave parameters and yarn properties. When compared with woven filter medium, nonwoven filter media offers many advantages like high permeability, higher number of pores per unit area, better cake release property, no slippage of yarn as in case of woven fabrics, higher filtration efficiency. Lower manufacturing cost and variability makes them suitable for all types of filtration jobs. Nonwoven filter is porous fabric which is made up of randomly arranged fibres or filaments. Its main function is to separate suspended particles or components of gas or fluid passing through it. There are many applications of filter media requiring different profile, conditions and of course different fibre materials. Filter equipments used in application also affects the type of filter medium to be used. Conventionally natural fibres like cotton, cellulose, asbestos were used, which are now replaced by synthetic fibres and glass fibres. In the presentation we will be discussing about more about high performance filters i.e they will be used at high temperature and high chemical reactive conditions. We have studied the paper like “Chemical and thermal stability...
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...up, red, with woman at the fire turned round. Her face, pu en lips, looked terrible. She seemed as th hough she couldn't understand why Laura wa What was it all about? And the poor face puc tranger standing in the kitchen with a basket? "All right, my dear," said tthe other. "I'll thenk the young lady." And again she began, "Yo an oily smile. ckered up again. ou'll excuse her, miss, I'm sure," and her face Laura only wanted to get o e, swollen too, tried out, to get away. She was back in the passage s lying. She walked straight throug e. The door opened. gh into the bedroom, where the dead man was "You'd like a look at 'im, e afraid, my lass,"—and now her voice soun over to the bed. "Don't be , wouldn't you?" said Em's sister, and she b nded fond and sly, and fondly she drew down brushed past Laura n the sheet—"'e looks a picture. There's nothi along, my dear." Laura came. There lay a young man, fa hing to show. Come away from them both. Oh, ast asleep—sleeping so soundly, so deeply, t ere blind under the that he was far, far h, so remote, so peaceful. He was dreaming. N Never wake him up again. His head was sunk iven up to his dream. What did garden-partie k in the pillow, his eyes were closed; they we es and baskets...
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...Grocery Shopping Walking through a grocery store you can find all different sorts of people. There’s the people that only need a few things and use a basket accordingly, there’s the people that have a smaller list and are not expecting to buy a lot but somehow when they get to the check out their cart is overflowing, or there’s always the person with three carts generously filled. It is the people that fill the baskets, carts and occasionally their own arms that keep a grocery store in business. Because of this, most employees are extremely polite and helpful when it comes to the customers; but that does not stop the customers from being rude not only to each other but to employees as well. The customers who need only a few things are often the rudest shoppers. Normally this is due to the fact that they are in a hurry. It seems as though they think the whole grocery store revolves around them and their few items. They weave in and out of other shoppers and cut off an employee that is trying to help another customer. When these shoppers need help finding something they are often demanding, impatient, and just plain rude. They tap their foot while an employee tries to find what they are looking, and if the employee comes back with bad news such as: they no longer carry that item, they are currently out of that item, or even they never had that item, that’s when the adult who should be mature and understanding throws a tantrum fit. They yell at the employee and demand to...
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...JERREL BETHELMY ART AND CRAFT SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT FORM: TABLE OF CONTENTS Stenciling- 3 Tie Dye 4-5 Embroidery 6-7 Painting 8 Macreme` 9-12 Basket Weaving 13 STENCILING Stenciling is a technique of imprinting letters or designs on cloth, paper or other types of materials through the use of a perforated or cut-out tool called a stencil. Prehistoric man, as early as 9,000 BC, was the first to incorporate the stencil printing technique into their surroundings, by placing his hand against the cave wall and blowing pulverized pigment around it. Examples of this early application can be found in caves in France and Spain. Today, this technique is extensively employed for decorating wallpaper, ceilings, textiles and furniture. Artist would normally use an x-acto knife to create this type of design. Also, a stenciling brush is important because they are effective in completing the design. They are round and short with stiff bristles and are used to dab the paint unto a paper, piece of fabric or bristol board. Candle wax yet another way of making a stencil design and can be placed onto the Bristol board so that the paint will not go on unwanted places. On my stenciling project I made a flower which looked just like this TIE DYE TIE DYE is a technique for dying natural fabrics that results in interesting colorful patterns. The technique involves crumpling, pleats or folding the fabric into various patterns then tying it...
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...hunting later today. 3. I joked about the movie with my friend. I hope my friend doesn’t joke about me later. 4. I watched the football game. I’m going to watch the next game too. 5. My girlfriend and I were photographed at the mall. I will photograph her later. 10-9 1. The chef set the mixer on high to beat the eggs. 2. I prefer to lay on the hammock rather thank on the chaise. 3. The students sit in rows to take the exam. 4. After putting up the wallboard, James laid the hammer on the floor. 5. Bags of grain sat on the track. 6. I’m going to lie down and take a short nap. 7. Because we came late, we sat in the last row. 8. The kitten laid asleep in the laundry basket. 9. Bob set the groceries on the counter. 10. Completely exhausted, Shawna laid on the...
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...Philippine Halo-Halo: The Mangyans of Mindoro 20 February 2009 (lecture to Museum Volunteers Philippines, Manila) Presented by Lolita Delgado Fansler, President, Mangyan Heritage Center You once were passing this way It's not long since you've been here Your footprints are still around (Hanunuo-Mangyan ambahan) On this page: I. Statistics II. Mangyan contributions III. Uniqueness of each Mangyan group IV. Commonalities among the Mangyan groups V. Volunteers needed! I. Statistics 370 Million indigenous peoples (IPs) in the world, comprising 4% of total world population but 96% of its cultural diversity 12 Million IPs in the Philippines, 13% of its 90 million total population 110 IP Groups in the Philippines Mindoro is the 7th largest island in the Philippines 100,000+ Mangyans in Mindoro, 10% of the total population of Oriental and Occidental Mindoro, 70% animists and 30% Christians 8 distinct Mangyan groups inhabit the central mountainous regions of Mindoro, from north to south. II. Mangyan contributions Hanunuo and Buhid Scripts – Together with the Tagbanwa and Palaw'an scripts from Palawan, these four pre-Hispanic scripts were declared National Cultural Treasures in 1997, and inscribed in the Memory of the World Registers of UNESCO in 1999. Like RP neighbors, these are Indic-derived ancient scripts. Ambahan - A rhythmic poetic expression with any number of seven-syllable lines and rhyming end-syllables. Often chanted without musical accompaniment...
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...rustling noise, smooth to the touch * Georgette – transparent, fluent, high twist thread, springy affect, dry bouncy feeling * Crepe di chine – bouncy feeling * Habotai – it doesn’t bounce * Shantung – Horizontal slub Unbalanced plain weave fabrics Canvas/duck, poplin (summer jackets, in shoes and bags) Poplin resolves in a horizontal rib, it’s a crisp fabric, normally made of cotton, it has a crispy feel to it, Warp ribs: Always horizontal * Faille/bengaline – very thin * Ottoman – very thick, more pronounced, very compactable * Grosgrain Variations of plain weave Panama = hopsack = natté = basket weave (all the same) – difference between plain weave and basket weave, basket doubles up the structure, instead of 2 its 4 yarns – the structure looks a little rusty, often use in fine wools Oxford * Similar to basket weave * Is using not for shirting Balanced twill 2/2 Un-balanced twill – diagonal * Jeans are always un-balanced twill * Its no longer 2/2 it becomes 3/1 * Warp-face white, weft-face blue * Denim – 3/1 twill Twill Weave fabrics * Denim – yarn dyed fabric * Gabardine – trousers, steep compact twill, unbalanced twill, top side is more compact * Chino – heavier, use for trench coat * Drill – similar to a denim, always a plain color, * Whipcords * Tricotine * Cover Twill weave variations: * Herringbone – it can be chopped up in a different scales, fishbone affect, often...
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...RESEARCH QUESTIONS 1. What other products are similar to bamboo charcoal fabric? 2. How does bamboo charcoal fabric help neutralize the harsh odor found in clothing, towels and other garments? 3. Please provide information on the differences between other laundry odor neutralizers and bamboo charcoal odor neutralizers? 4. What is the average size of a laundry basket and laundry hamper? 5. Please provide the sizes of a small, medium, and large laundry basket. RESEARCH ANSWERS Introduction Bamboo Charcoal being used in fabric is a relatively new concept, but people are catching on to this discovery and it has become a popular and eco-friendly choice for linens and towels. Bamboo charcoal is made by heating bamboo fibers at high temperatures of 800-1000 degrees Celsius. Once the bamboo has been turned into charcoal it is processed into nanoparticles. Using nanotechnologies these bamboo charcoal nanoparticles are then blended together with organic bamboo fibers and woven into yarn. Bamboo charcoal yarn is used to make the new line of towels, clothing and other garments. The many positive qualities of bamboo charcoal fabric include: Easier on sensitive skin – The fabric inhibits bacterial metabolism causing fewer allergic skin reactions than other fibers sterilized with antimicrobial agents. Reduces Static buildup – This is a conductive material so it keeps a balanced charge in fabric to help reduce static buildup. Superior Absorption & Deodorizing Ability –...
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...including sheep, llamas, camels, and goats; wool is very resilient, warm and it resists wrinkling. Linen is made from the flax plant, and is considered the strongest of the vegetable fibers; it is washable, it wrinkles easily and it is highly absorbent. Silk is made from the cocoon of a species of caterpillars; silk is very strong, absorbent and has a brilliant sheen. All silks come from Asia, primarily China, and are considered as one of the finest textiles. Hot air balloon is one of the oldest successful human-carrying flight technologies. It consists of the envelope, the burner and the basket or the gondola. The envelope is the colorful fabric bag that is capable of containing heated air. The burner is the one positioned above the head of the passengers and produces a huge flame in order to heat the air inside the envelope. Wicker is a woven fiber formed into a rigid material, used as the basket or the gondola. II. Statement of the Problem The study seeks to find the The researchers...
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...INTRODUCTION Jumbo Pacific offers a variety of items made from fresh seashells of the Philippines. The business shall put up bricks and mortar location in Singapore to cater the target audience, also cater on customization; as clients may request it in the store and shall be made in the home country, Philippines. Posters will be put outside the store in which it shows Jumbo Pacific’s product offerings. There will be specific packaging in each product that the business is selling specially on fragile items like the jewelries. We grouped our products into 6 categories, namely: 1. Jewelries - All original hand crafted Philippine costume jewelry designs. Choose from our puka shell components, fashion jewelry components, shell fashions, coco jewelry, pukka tiger heishe, Wood Jewelry, fashion accessories, shell jewelry inlay and Philippines handicraft such as natural shell necklace, natural shell bracelet, natural shell earrings and natural shell pendant collection. * Bangles - It is made from the laminated bark of banana tree and supported by wood, some are made of inlayed shell that supported by stainless steel, and etc. * Bracelets - It is an article of jewelry which is worn around the wrist. Made from natural components like leather, cloth, hemp, plastic or metal, and sometimes contain rocks, wood, and/or shells. * Shell Brooches - Jewelry Brooches made from the finest shells product and naturally handmade. * Buttons - Jewelry quality handcrafted products...
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...Nike also additional that Air Jordan XX9 will likely be greatest suit for basket ball gamers which might assist within the taking part in battle area by tolerating flight featuring a performance-woven upper element. In previous days, there are numerous footwear created for fighter jets and motorcycles efficiency with good humorous design and style. But this yr XX9 will probably be greatest creation for basket ball ground. This really is greatest produced of jordan. It's among the best business turn out to be with top quality sneakers. Jordan business gifted player several new sneakers with higher overall performance and fantastic search in final couple of many years and in the course of this time it's grow to be favourite brand to gamers. Typically, Jordan organization release its item in February but this time they could launched in...
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...When Africans were enslaved in the Americas, were they completely stripped of their heritage or do the spirits of their ancestors still influence their lives? If African American’s were completely stripped of their heritage during enslavement, we would not have the slightest bit of knowledge about their past like we do today. These people of color would have been unknown to the 21st century, textbooks, and any media if their ancestors did not influence their lives. I believe that although the slaves were forced to convert to American traditions, their heritage and spiritual religion still remained intact and is part of our modern day culture today. However, to fully answer this question, I must first give some background knowledge on the two tribes I have selected; the Zulu’s and the Ashanti’s. Living in central Ghana a British colony until 1957. Ancient Ghana trade produced pepper, otherwise known as slaves gold and was famous for urban settlement, architecture, and political reign. The Ashanti’s are a ethnic group of the Akans and barley more than 50 years old. The religion is based off the spiritual and supernatural idea that plants, trees, and animals have souls. There are also beliefs centered around ancestors, higher gods, and Nyame; the supreme being of the Ashanti’s. If you think about it, some of the Ashanti’s beliefs are present in American culture. Take the millions of American’s who are vegan. These individuals feel that animals have souls and...
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...You step off the plane into the land of Aloha and being welcomed into paradise by being showered with leis. A lei comes from the ancient Hawaiians, which were Polynesians who wore them. During 300 and 600 A.D.(http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0108204.html) the leis had a different meaning and look then they do now. Originally they were braided leaves. The more modernized lei is native Hawaiian flowers strung together into a necklace. These flowers are symbols of love and friendship. The Polynesians offered them to their gods as gifts of love. The lei grew to be more poplar then even in the1800’s during the boat day. Traveler who visited Hawaii would be greeted with leis. Many legends of the lei were formed. It was said that if the visitor was leaving the island and threw their lei into ocean and it floated to the beach it meant that one day they would return to the island. The lei is an important symbol of Hawaii and has its own day on May 1st called lei day. (Eyewitness Travel Guide p.22) Our Service Can Write a Custom Essay on Hawaii for You! Another tradition of Hawaiians is their music and dance which is put together with a feast called a luau. A luau is a feast to celebrate special occasions. In ancient times Hawaiians believed it was importune to honor their gods with feasts. In the late 1850’s is when luaus were originated . In Hawaiian luau means the young edible leaves of the taro plant. The leaves from the taro plant were used to wrap and cover the food put into...
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...African art constitutes one of the most diverse legacies on earth. Though many casual observers tend to generalize African art, the continent is full of peoples, societies, and civilizations, each with a unique visual special culture. The definition also includes the art of the African Americans. Despite this diversity, there are some unifying artistic themes when considering the totality of the visual culture from the continent of Africa. The origins of African art lie long before recorded history. African art has a long and surprisingly controversial history. Up until recently, the designation African was usually only bestowed on the arts of black Africa, the peoples living in Sub-Saharan Africa. The non-black peoples of North Africa, the people of the Horn of Africa, as well as the art of ancient Egypt, generally were not included under the rubric of African art. Recently, however, there has been a movement among African art historians and other scholars to include the visual culture of these areas, since all the cultures that produced them, in fact, are located within the geographic boundaries of the African continent. The notion is that by including all African cultures and their visual culture in African art, laypersons will gain a greater understanding of the continent's cultural diversity. Since there was often a confluence of traditional African, Islamic and Mediterranean cultures, scholars have found that drawing distinct divisions between Muslim areas, ancient Egypt...
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...They had many different types of tools they created. They would create baskets by using a twinning technique. They would use different types of trees such as hazel or willow branches, roots from redwood, pine, or spruce. These items could be decorated with fern stems and beargrass, as well as red dye from alder bark. The baskets were used, like our grocery bags, to help collect, cook, and store food. A tool created for men was flints, or spoons, which was done by Elk horn. Mussel shells were used by the women as spoons and scrapping roots. They would make designs in their different tools, such as geometric designs. They made redwood log canoes, which were used in the river and the ocean. Fighting was a rare occasion, but the weapons of choice was a bow and arrow or stone club called Okawaya. The Yurok tribe was very resourceful for their everyday...
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