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ExOne Expands Suite Of Binders To Include ExOne Cold Hardening Phenolic (CHP')
2015-09-15 06:38:21| surfacefinishing News Articles
The ExOne Company (NASDAQ:XONE) ("ExOne" or "the Company"), a global provider of three-dimensional ("3D") printing machines and 3D printed and other products to industrial customers, announced today the expansion of its suite of 3D printing binder offerings to add a new class of phenolic, referred to as cold hardening phenolic ("CHP")
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The CoLD Process
2015-09-09 16:05:35| oilandgasonline Home Page
The CoLD® Process is a proprietary crystallization process developed by Veolia as a simpler and more economical approach to desalination of produced water than conventional thermal processes. The CoLD Process eliminates the need for expensive pretreatment of the produced water, thereby reducing capital and operating costs. The CoLD Process is an ideal solution to address stricter water reuse standards, ZLD, and increasing regulation of discharge limits of total dissolved solids (TDS) facing the shale oil & gas industry.
The CoLD Process: Treatment of Flowback/Produced Water
2015-09-09 16:04:26| oilandgasonline Downloads
The CoLD® Process is a proprietary crystallization process developed by Veolia as a simpler and more economical approach to desalination of produced water than conventional thermal processes.
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First Look: Nike Reinvents Cold Weather Training Gear
2015-09-01 19:08:20| Footwear - Topix.net
With summer in its final stretch and cold weather conditions in queue, having dependable training gear is essential to everyone from the triathlete to the weekend warrior. For that reason, Nike spent two years reinventing the most fundamental and interchangeable fall/winter conditioning components - the training jacket and pant.
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Yes, a warmer Arctic means cold winters elsewhere. Here's how
2015-09-01 16:00:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
InsideClimate: Melting sea ice and warmer temperatures in the Arctic are to blame for the brutal cold snaps that have plagued parts of Asia and North America in recent years, according to new research by Korean and European scientists released Monday. The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Geoscience, adds to the growing evidence linking rising Arctic temperatures to changing weather patterns across the globe. It also helps further debunk one of climate deniers' favorite arguments: cold weather...
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