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https://www.cbc.ca/news/investigates/nord-stream-pipeline-explosion-ukraine-diver-1.7296527 Reading this, that was a pretty ballsy act that Mr Z pulled off.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c725ny6p960o

Pierre, thank you for confirming this - it is extremely helpful. Regards Alex

Thanks a lot for your input Guys, really interesting. Just FYI, my analyzer is a RAE Systems MiniRae3000. The Calibration Gas is Isobutylene. One can call up an extensive list of measured gases, the analyzer then applies a correction factor specific to the gas of interest. In my case...

Pierre Hi Thank you for your super-fast response, and also for the clear and concise explanation. That is really helpful ! Many thanks, Merci Bien ! Alex [/indent]

Hi all Hopefully a simple question for you - I am measuring the ethanol content of a gas stream, using a hand-held analyzer. The result is displayed in mg/Nm3 of Ethanol.. say, 400mg/Nm3 for example. How do I determine the Carbon content ( mgC/Nm3 ) from my result ? Is it a simple correction...

Does the Forum have any experience with Solvent recovery ? I'm looking for the BAT ( Best Available Techniques ) We spray a Silane bonding agent, heavily diluted with Ethanol. (25%S / 75%E) This is carried out in an automated spraying machine A very high proportion of the atomised spray is...

George, thanks once again for your help. I will let you know what the outcome is.

George, thank you for your reply. The units are actual m3/hr, not Nm3/hr Regarding the catalyst block, the info I have from the 3rd party supplier is: Matl = Cordierite monolith Catalyst type = Platinum Cell Density = 200 cpsi (cells per inch2) Matrix = 150mmx 150mm x150mm Design Temp =...

What would normally be the design 'residence time' for gas flow through Platinum coated, ceramic honeycomb, catalyzer blocks ? My understanding is in order for the catalytic reaction to take place, the off-gas must reside in the catalyst bed for a certain length of time - I have heard time...

https://avherald.com/h?article=50ee90ad&opt=0 Living in Malta I'm familiar with the airside layout - the aircraft must have rolled 300m+ Scary. Some footage: https://timesofmalta.com/articles/view/watch-runaway-aircraft-rolls-onto-airport-main-runway.1057582

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66841194

Thanks for the comments all, some good info links posted ( SWC ) No problem with the divert, Sparweb, again, an interesting link.

Thanks @LittleInch The flight details seem strange - Sochi to Omsk, but they put the aircraft down just past Novosibirsk, c. 600km further east. (If I have the detail correct) Strange.

Apparently due to hydraulics failure. The comments regarding spare parts shortage due to sanctions are interesting. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66785897