H4-KH17-B d for determining the required size of the gear u Helical speed reducers H4

Flender/Flender Gear Units/Helical speed reducers H4

investigated Given the conditions of the current state of the art for the specific water consumption in hospital laundering, this results in AOX loads of 1 / dry laundry according to the state of the art Two requirements thus result for defining the state of the art for the laundry sector Ban on treatments with active chlorine in the washing phase or in preliminary rinsing baths, insofar as wastewater disinfection does not have priority (infectious laundry) Limitation of the AOX load to 1 / dry laundry for hospital laundering. ~~ ~ ~~~ The results of these studies were adopted in the draft of the future ,,Launderingappendix to the Wastewater Management Directive, which will also allow the use of active chlorine for certain sectors in future There are limits on the reduction of emissions of tetrachloroethylene as result of its entrain- ment in textiles Thus, the use of halogen-free (flammable) solvents is the onlysolution avail- able Studies show that, after optimising with some ketones and esters with sufficient1 high flash points (A, improved cleaning results with reduced retention by the textile, sufKcient stability and low material damage can be attained Thus, the substitution of tetrachloroethy- lene is possible for work wear ~ ~ ~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~ ~ ~~ ~~______ ~~~____ ~~ ~ - __ - ___ 2 1 # \ Other environmentally protection technology 2 Duration: 0 0 8 - 3 0 8 0VQ8 Subject: Practical im lementation of research results of the BMFT, EnvironmentafTechnology Section - Analysis of the actual situation Research centre: ECOTEC lnstitut fur Chemisch-Technische und Okonomtsche Forschung und Beratung Habermannstrasse 8,8 Munchen Government sponsorship: DM 7,7 0 Sponsorship ratio: 1/0 1. Purpose of the project Environmental policy is geared towards eliminating, reducing, reusing and/or avoiding pollu- tant emissions in the environmental sectors waste, wastewater, exhaust air and marine pollu- tion. Research and technology contribute t