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Barium Additives As Diesel Smoke Suppressants
Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 1973The body of information presented in this paper is directed to those individuals concerned with the emission of smoke from diesel engines. A series of tests was performed on a Petter Type AA1 diesel engine using barium smoke suppressant additives. An Andersen cascade type sampler was used to collect samples and thus study the effect of the additive ...
C. David Turley +2 more
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Smoke: Test Standards, Mechanisms, Suppressants
Journal of Fire Sciences, 1997Smoke suppression is a complex subject. To understand it, the standards used to quantify smoke must be defined. Following that, one must un derstand how smoke can be controlled in a combustion process. Each of these top ics is separately addressed and the zinc molybdate smoke suppressant technology in use today is highlighted.
J.D. Innes, A.W. Cox
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Suppression of the Desquamating Effect of Smoking on the Human Endothelium by Hydroxyethylrutosides
Blood Vessels, 2008In a group of volunteers, smoking two cigarettes produced a significant increase in the number of circulating endothelial cells. This effect was suppressed in another group by a preventive oral administration of a hydroxyethylrutoside preparation. The results fully confirmed our earlier experimental findings in rats.
I, Prerovský, J, Hladovec
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Molybdenum Smoke Suppressants in Polyvinyl Chloride
1984The necessity for preventing fires and the evolution of smoke and toxic gases from burning synthetic materials cannot be overemphasized. A report on a study entitledAmerica Burning 1,2 estimates the occurrence of 2.5 million fires a year. More than 50% of the victims succumbing to a fire die of smoke and toxic gas evolvement and not of direct fires and
Fred W. Moore +2 more
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Cigarette smoke suppresses the ubiquitin-dependent degradation of OLC1
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 2011The newly identified gene, overexpressed in lung cancer 1 (OLC1), is highly expressed as OLC1 protein in the tumor tissues of lung cancer patients with histories of cigarette smoking. However, the underlying mechanisms of how the gene is affected by cigarette smoke have been poorly characterized.
Xiaojing, Zhang +4 more
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A New Approach to Diesel Smoke Suppression
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1966<div class="htmlview paragraph">Through proper treatment of diesel fuel, using a barium containing additive, exhaust smoke can be effectively suppressed in a wide variety of diesel engines. This additive has been found to produce no adverse effects on engine components and often results in additional benefits, including greater engine cleanliness
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