Sentence examples for resin industry from inspiring English sources

Phenol is one of the most prevalent pollutants in the wastewater of many industries such as resin industry, pharmaceuticals, polymerization inhibitors, petrochemical, paint, textile, oil refineries, antioxidants, and flavoring agents (Gernjak et al. 2003; Ayodele et al. 2012).

It should be pointed out that the data of the example are adopted from an article by Azadi et al. (2015) which is the result of a case study of Azar Resin chemical industry company in Qazvin.

Urethane acrylate (EBECRYL resin, Cytec Industries, Woodland Park, NJ, USA) dissolved into propylene glycol methyl ether acetate (Sigma-Aldrich Inc., St . Louis MO, USA) and 5wt.% photo-initiator (Irgacure 184, CIBA, Tarrytown, NY, USA) was added to the solution.

This water-based copolymer was already used as an inhibitor in simulated sour petroleum solution in stagnant and hydrodynamic conditions, as an inhibitor in hydrochloric acid media, and also as an adhesive commercial resin in coating industry, and no scientific research has carried out on inhibitive performance of this copolymer as a corrosion inhibitor in sulfuric acid media so far.

Those data imply that the polymer could be used as the varnish for enameled wire, sizing agents for high performance carbon-fiber, and encapsulation resins in microelectronic industry.

Another important aspect of this study is that small molecule affinity ligands are more advantageous than biomolecule ligands as they can tolerate harsh conditions such as in the routine sterilisation of resins performed in industry and thus function for an increased number of cycles which is of notable economic importance.

Another important sector is the chemical industry, making resin products, fertilizers, plastics, and chemical fibres, the last at the Darnytsya viscose rayon plant on the left bank.

In modern industry natural resins have been almost entirely replaced by synthetic resins, which are divided into two classes, thermoplastic resins, which remain plastic after heat treatment, and thermosetting resins, which become insoluble and infusible on heating.

Phenols are released to the environment from the wastewater produced from many industries including paint, coal conversion, petroleum and petrochemical industries, polymeric resin, pesticides (Păcurariu et al. 2013; Mukherjee and De 2014).

His research has focused on designing reagents to clean up the environment, and he co-founded a company, Eichrom Industries, to manufacture a resin that removes toxic metal ions from water.

AkzoNobel has long specialized in making some of the most esoteric resins for the mining industry.