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Adapting ultrasonic assisted wool scouring for industrial application

open access: yesTextile Reseach Journal, 2014
Scouring is the first stage of wool processing and is essential for determining the quality of fiber. Traditional aqueous scouring is a method that emulsifies and removes contaminants (such as wool grease, suint, and dirt) from the fiber surface; however,
Xungai Wang, Qing Li
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Scour and Scour Protection

2019
Scour (the removal or redistribution of erodible material) may occur on the boundaries of unlined channels or adjacent to concrete structures in rivers. Criteria are presented for predicting the likelihood of scour in cohesionless material, and for designing loose protective linings (riprap).
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Scour Genius: Monitoring Scour Effects on Structures

Structural Health Monitoring 2015, 2015
Scour is a phenomenon that occurs all over the world; it is a major cause of bridge failure and the implications of scouring events are large. Affecting the structural integrity of a bridge, the rate and occurrence of scour must be adequately monitored using up-to-date methods and technologies. This monitoring can help prevent a sudden and catastrophic
STEPHEN SCHORN, BENOIT KROELY
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Frequency dependence of ultrasonic wool scouring

open access: yesJournal of the Textile Institute, 2011
Conventional aqueous scouring of greasy wool promotes wool felting and can be energy and water intensive. Ultrasonic wool scouring could be an alternative technology to minimise the negative impact, provided that the cleaning efficiency and fibre quality
Tong Lin, X G Wang
exaly   +1 more source

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