Sentence examples for nylon production from inspiring English sources

And eight days after the Japanese surrender, DuPont announced that it would shift nylon production from war materiel to ladies' undergarments.

On and off the site, rumors were ceaseless about Hanford's contribution to the war effort: variously, it was a P.O.W. camp, a processor of solid rocket fuel, a biological kitchen preparing things for germ warfare, a nylon production line (DuPont was the prime industrial contractor).

Adding to Cathay's challenges, Beijing officials recently declared its particular type of nylon production a matter of "national security" — a designation that gives state-backed companies like Hilead even more protection and privileges and makes competing with them all the more difficult.

The first reaction represents the synthesis of a significant intermediate in the nylon-6 production route, the latter the formation of fine chemicals for use in the fragrance industry.

ɛ-Caprolactam (used in nylon-6 production) has been widely described (Weissermel and Arpe 1993) and generally involves the following steps: synthesis of cyclohexanone, transformation of cyclohexanone to the corresponding oxime, and Beckmann rearrangement of the oxime to ɛ-caprolactam.

The completely synthetic orthogonal pathway presented in this study sets the stage for Nylon 12 production from renewables.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 A three-stage process for Nylon yarn production Open image in new window Fig. 2 A two-stage process of weaving.

Miriam Turner, now at Sustainable Brands, formulated a smart idea at Interface, the world's largest carpet manufacturer, for buying fishing nets from East Asian communities and recycling them as nylon for carpet production.

First introduced in women's hose, which still takes 90% of production, nylon is now going into knitted textiles, toilet brushes, fishing leaders, surgical sutures.

Cyclohexane oxidation is the first step in the currently used technology for production of Nylon-6 and Nylon-6,6 which employs a two-stage process.

Adipic acid is an important dicarboxylic acid mainly used for the production of nylon 6 6 fibers and resins.