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Petrochemical is a compound made from oil
Petrochemicals are chemical compounds obtained as by products from refining of petroleum.
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What is Supreme Petrochem's population?
The population of Supreme Petrochem is 13,986.
When was Supreme Petrochem created?
Supreme Petrochem was created in 1995.
Do tires fall under petrochem?
Yes, they do
How can you send your demand draft to sansar petro chemicals ltd?
i think this sansar petrochem is a big fraud. Is it possible that by purchasing shares of company u can become a employee of that comp. If it is possible... then it would be easy to buy jobs. who does not have it. suppose one is paying 15000 for that job but he is not competent enough for that job.... is that company going to recruit that person. there is a problem of unemployment and i think many people would go for that opportunity and there is 101 percent chance that after taking money this company will flew away. because i have search for that compamy but could find it. no trace of it..... my suggestion is that dont go for it... dont waste ur mony....
What are very harmful viruses so far?
Jan-Pro International, Inc. (Jan-Pro), a global leader in commercial cleaning, announced today that their unique EnviroShield Spray Disinfecting System, used to kill harmful bacteria including invasive methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) Infections, announced today two important EnviroShield disinfectant applications - used by both a leading petroleum industry company, as well as a large 60-acre Catholic campus. Salt Lake City's Petrochem insulates pipes and storage tanks for the petroleum industry. The work is tough, and requires their engineers, managers and professionals to be on the job site regularly. In this work environment, exposure to viruses is a common thing, occurring through working with the equipment insulated, contact with petroleum products, as well as through people contact. In making a serious commitment to creating a germ-free work environment, Petrochem management chose the Jan-Pro EnviroShield Disinfectant System. Healthy employees mean less downtime from sickness, and the ability to meet firm deadlines. "We were introduced to EnviroShield and liked the concept," said Dave Nelson, Petrochem Regional Branch Manager. "We started the service in late fall as the building is closed up more and germs and bacteria are more likely to spread. We need to have a full staff here for 9 to 10 hours a day, and so far, our employees have been relatively healthy this season." Fighting harmful bacteria has also become a major issue in school systems. Skaggs Catholic Center, in Draper, Utah, is committed to keeping their environment germ-free. Their 60-acre campus contains a daycare center, an elementary school, a high school and church. If not protected, the 300,000 square-foot complex would easily harbor harmful contaminants and bacteria. In selecting the Jan-Pro EnviroShield Disinfectant System, Skaggs feels they took a major step toward their objective of maintaining a germ-free environment. Attendance is high, and keeping children in school and learning remains a top priority to both the administration, as well as to the parents of Skaggs students. A powerful, safe disinfectant, coupled with good coverage, creates effectiveness. "Because of the EnviroShield system's negative charge, the spray attacks and coats 100% of surface areas and leaves no residue, which is especially beneficial with hard to reach areas," said Dave Olsen, Jan-Pro of Salt Lake City Unit Franchise Owner. "Another benefit is the health safety of the spray. It's breathable and completely non-carcinogenic, so people can remain in the building as we are applying EnviroShield." Today, fighting harmful contaminants has become a very important, serious subject. Even though Petrochem and Skaggs disinfectant applications are different, the objectives are the same: create a germ-free environment. Jan-Pro's EnviroShield Disinfectant System continues to be the leading solution. About Jan-Pro International, Inc. Jan-Pro was founded in 1991 by Jacques Lapointe in Providence, Rhode Island, with a desire to offer the highest quality cleaning techniques and systems available. Currently, the Jan-Pro team is comprised of business leaders with experience around the world, as well as seasoned cleaning industry executives. Today, company structure is comprised of Master and Unit franchisees. Jan-Pro regularly receives inquiries from around the world. Entrepreneur Magazine has cited the company as "the #1 fastest growing franchise" in 2008, 2009 and 2010, an honor never before achieved in the history of the award.
How do you check AARH value of flange?
Flange Face Surface FinishThe American National Standards Institute (ANSI) code for flanges and flanged fittings (ANSI B16.5) requires that the flange face has a specific roughness to ensure that this surface be compatible with the gasket and provide a high quality seal. A serrated finish, either concentric or spiral, is required with 30 to 55 grooves per inch and a resultant roughness between 125 and 500 microinches.This allows for various grades of surface finish to be made available by flange manufactures for the gasket contact surface of metal flanges. These grades are often referred to by name e.g. stock finish. The exact definition of each grade may differ between manufacturers, but can be generalised as follows;Stock FinishThe gasket contact surface is typically formed by a continuous (sometimes called phonographic) spiral groove generated by a 1.6mm radius round-nosed tool at a feed rate of 0.8mm per revolution with a depth of 0.15mm. This will result in a roughness between Ra 3.2 and 12.5 micrometers (125 - 500 microinch).Smooth FinishNo definite tool marking should be apparent to the naked eye. This is typically achieved by having the gasket contact surface formed by a continuous (sometimes called phonographic) spiral groove generated by a 0.8mm radius round-nosed tool at a feed rate of 0.3mm per revolution with a depth of 0.05mm. This will result in a roughness between Ra 3.2 and 6.3 micrometers (125 - 250 microinch).Hydrogen Service FinishThe finish for flanges in hydrogen service is very smooth, typically between Ra 2 and 3.2 micrometers (79 - 125 microinch).Cold Water FinishThe flange face appears as mirror like. This flange finish is usually expected to be used with metal to metal contact, i.e. without a gasket. It is seldom used in the oil, petrochem and related industries.Measuring Surface RoughnessFlange finish is generally measured by visual and tactile means. Comparing the feel of the machined face with that of a surface finish comparator gauge, occasionally referred to as a Rupert gauge, is considered adequate.There are two common methods of expressing roughness. They are the Arithmetic Average Roughness Height (AARH) and the Root Mean Square (RMS) Average.Arithmetic Average Roughness Height- Calculation of the Arithmetic Average Roughness Height involves measuring the distance of the peaks and valleys and performing an arithmetic average of the measurements.Root Mean Square Average - Calculation of the Root Mean Square Average involves measuring the distance of peaks and valleys, adding the square of these measurements and calculating the square root of the total.The RMS value is approximately 11% higher than the AARH value.
