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How Dry Is Dry?

Volume 2: Pipeline Safety Management Systems; Project Management, Design, Construction, and Environmental Issues; Strain Based Design; Risk and Reliability; Northern Offshore and Production Pipelines, 2018
Air drying is used after dewatering to dry a pipeline or piping facility before commissioning it with natural gas. This process typically involves blowing dehydrated air through the pipe sections until they are determined to be suitably dry. The question addressed in this paper is: how dry is dry?
C. Hartloper   +5 more
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Monitoring of the Secondary Drying in Freeze-Drying of Pharmaceuticals

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2011
This paper is focused on the in-line monitoring of the secondary drying phase of a lyophilization process. An innovative software sensor is presented to estimate reliably the residual moisture in the product and the time required to complete secondary drying, that is, to reach the target value of the residual moisture or of the desorption rate.
FISSORE, DAVIDE   +2 more
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To Dry, or Not to Dry That Is the Question

Paint and Coatings Expo (PACE) 2005, 2005
Abstract Cementitious fireproofing material can dry slowly. Common construction defects can result, including improper curing of fireproofing materials, potential for mold and mildew growth, excess moisture that slows drying of other materials and delays in the construction schedule.
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The Non-Dry ‘Dry Eye’ Complex

Ophthalmologica, 2006
Tactile sensations may derive from non-specific stimuli and lead to erroneous diagnosis and treatment. A perception of dryness may be caused by non-dry conditions of which four are presented here: (1) lid margin touch, (2) conjunctival laxity, (3) cilia touch, and (4) fibrin accumulation in conjunctival inflammation.
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Dry Eye: Drying times

Optician, 2022
Mike Hale presents some of the devices available to practitioners in the UK for diagnosis and treatment of dry eye.
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Spray Drying and Dry Pressing

1994
Chapter 30 should be read in conjunction with this chapter. All the information and the explanation of the figures in Chapter 30 are very appropriate to spray drying. Many comments in that chapter were pointed directly toward spray drying.
James E. Funk, Dennis R. Dinger
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