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Boston Tritan Bottle a Stylish Two Toned Matt/Gloss Black PP Lid with a Subtle Colour Element
06001A Boston Tritan Bottle A stylish two toned matt/gloss black PP lid with a subtle colour element. Features a screw top cap that is attached to the bottle so it won’t get misplaced and has a circular nozzle for comfortable drinking. What’s more the lid has a useful grip handle moulded to it and is BPA free. Dimensions: 70mm x 230mm x 70mm Print Area: Wrap Around - 222mmW x 130mmH. 50 £4.81 100 £4.65 250 £4.51 #$%&'(')*+,-./*0 !" !"#$%%&%'('$)*&+,-.$%&-".#/)$&0"$&.0#0/,&+,-"'&-"&0"$&+0%-'-0"1&2,-3-"('-0"&(")&(,'40,5&$6',(1 !"#$%%&%'('$)*&+,-.$%&-".#/)$&0"$&.0#0/,&+,-"'&-"&0"$&+0%-'-0"1&2,-3-"('-0"&(")&(,'40,5&$6',(1 6 ENVOY 2020 - Mugs & Drinkware.indd 60 13/07/2020 14:51 !"#$%&% '()*+,-(. 06101A Vegas Tritan Water Bottle With Handle The Vegas offers a superior, TritanTM plastic water bottle with transparent body to easily track your water levels and will support any colour of logo. The distinctive, semi-transparent lid covers the free flowing drinking spout to ensure hygiene is maintained and comes with a removable matching handle. Dimensions: 70mm x 240mm x 70mm Print Area: Wrap Around - 222mmW x 130mmH. 50 £4.81 100 £4.65 250 £4.51 !" !"#$%%&%'('$)*&+,-.$%&-".#/)$&0"$&.0#0/,&+,-"'&-"&0"$&+0%-'-0"1&2,-3-"('-0"&(")&(,'40,5&$6',(1 !"#$%%&%'('$)*&+,-.$%&-".#/)$&0"$&.0#0/,&+,-"'&-"&0"$&+0%-'-0"1&2,-3-"('-0"&(")&(,'40,5&$6',(1 6 ENVOY 2020 - Mugs & Drinkware.indd 61 13/07/2020 14:51 !"#$%&% '()*+,-(. 06201A 06202A Benidorm Fisolo 500ml Glass bottle, with screw cap made of Bottle with silver coloured top. natural bamboo wood. -
Extraction of Alumina from Local Clays Using Hydrochloric Acid
International Journal of Scientific Research and Engineering Development-– Volume 2 Issue 4, July – Aug 2019 Available at www.ijsred.com Extraction of Alumina from Local Clays Using Hydrochloric Acid 1Eze, J.U., 2Anyakwo, C.N., 3Osoka, E.C. 4Nnodum, A.N., 5Onuoha, C., 6Anusi, M.O., 1,2,4,5Department of Material and Metallurgical Engineering, Federal University of Technology, Owerri 3,6 Department of Chemical Engineering, Federal University of Technology, Owerri -------------------------------------- ************************ -------------------------------- Abstract The present work investigates the extraction of alumina from different local clay samples; Ihiala clay (sample A), Nsu clay (sample B), and Umuhu clay (sample C), which contain 27.83%, 29.93%, and 28.31% of Al 2O3 respectively and are extremely abundant in the Eastern part of Nigeria. The clay samples were crushed, ground and sieved using 100 mesh standard tyler screens and were further calcined at a temperature of 700 0C, held for 1hr and then leached with 5ml of concentrated hydrochloric acid at different leaching temperatures (25 0C,50 0C,75 0C, 100 0C) and time (10,30,60,80,100 and 120mins). A relatively large increase in percentage extraction of Al 2O3 was also observed with increasing leaching temperature in the range of 25 0C to 100 0C. The effects of the leaching time and temperatures were investigated using response surface methodology. A pure- quadratic model fit well to experimental data for the three clay samples. The surface plot revealed a linear relationship with temperature, which had more effect of percentage alumina extracted, and a quadratic relationship with time. An estimated optimum extraction condition for the three clay samples would be a leaching time of 76minutes and temperature of 100 OC. -
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THE BALL-REXAM MERGER: the CASE for a COMPETITIVE CAN MARKET Geoffrey A
THE BALL-REXAM MERGER: THE CASE FOR A COMPETITIVE CAN MARKET Geoffrey A. Manne & R. Ben Sperry ICLE Antitrust & Consumer Protection Research Program White Paper 2015-3 ICLE | 3333 NE Sandy Blvd., Suite 207 | Portland, OR 97214 | 503.770.0652 | [email protected] @laweconcenter | www.laweconcenter.org THE BALL-REXAM MERGER: THE CASE FOR A COMPETITIVE CAN MARKET Geoffrey A. Manne & R. Ben Sperry EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In this paper we address the law and economics of merger review in the context of an unexpectedly complex market: aluminum can manufacturing and distribution. With the proposed acquisition of British can manufacturer Rexam PLC by Amer- ican can manufacturer Ball Corp., competition authorities around the world — including those in Brazil, the European Union, and the United States — have re- cently focused their attention on this area. It’s a difficult task to estimate the future consequences of business conduct. Often it is incorrectly assumed that “big is bad,” and that companies seek to merge pre- cisely because their ability to profit at competitors’ and consumers’ expense is in- creased with their larger size. But, at the same time, antitrust authorities have increasingly come to understand that big doesn’t necessarily mean bad — that economies of scale, managerial efficiencies, technological efficiencies, and the like enable firms to compete more effectively in evolving markets. The production and distribution of aluminum cans is a remarkably complex enter- prise, jolted by technology, evolving demand, changing bargaining -
Sustainability Report 2020 New Beginnings Contents
WE CONTAIN WHAT MATTERS Sustainability Report 2020 New Beginnings Contents This 2020 Sustainability Report is our first such report and was published on June FOREWORD .................................................................3 Sustainable Innovation .............................................................................37 21, 2021. It details our social, environmental and safety performance during the 2020 Responsible Purchasing ..........................................................................40 calendar year as well as our sustainability management approaches, systems and policies. ABOUT TRIVIUM PACKAGING ..............................7 Who We Are...........................................................................................................9 4. PEOPLE...................................................................41 It’s All in the Name...........................................................................................11 Introducing Our Objectives ...................................................................42 Who We Serve .....................................................................................................11 Purpose ..................................................................................................................46 Our Value Chain.................................................................................................12 Transparency .....................................................................................................50 Care ............................................................................................................................51 -
Nanoparticle Catalytic Enhancement of Carbon Dioxide Reforming of Methane for Hydrogen Production Nicholas Groden
Louisiana Tech University Louisiana Tech Digital Commons Doctoral Dissertations Graduate School Fall 11-17-2018 Nanoparticle Catalytic Enhancement of Carbon Dioxide Reforming of Methane for Hydrogen Production Nicholas Groden Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.latech.edu/dissertations Part of the Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Commons, Other Chemical Engineering Commons, and the Other Materials Science and Engineering Commons Recommended Citation Groden, Nicholas, "" (2018). Dissertation. 3. https://digitalcommons.latech.edu/dissertations/3 This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Graduate School at Louisiana Tech Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Doctoral Dissertations by an authorized administrator of Louisiana Tech Digital Commons. NANOPARTICLE CATALYTIC ENHANCEMENT OF CARBON DIOXIDE REFORMING OF METHANE FOR HYDROGEN PRODUCTION by Nicholas Groden, M.S., B.S. A Dissertation Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of the Degree Doctor of Philosophy COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY November 2018 LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY THE GRADUATE SCHOOL JUNE 16, 2018 Date We hereby recommend that the dissertation prepared under our supervision by xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Nicholas Groden, M.S., B.S. entitled Nanoparticle Catalytic Enhancement of Carbon Dioxide Reforming of Carbon Dioxide Reforming of Methane for Hydrogen Production be accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering Micro and Nanoscale Systems Supervisor of Dissertation Research Head of Department Department Recommendation concurred in: _____________________________ _____________________________ Advisory Committee _____________________________ _____________________________ Approved: Approved: __________________________________ ______________________________ Director of Graduate Studies Dean of the Graduate School __________________________________ Dean of the College GS Form 13 (8/10) ABSTRACT The U.S. -
Total Innovation: the Future in a Can Awhite Paper
TOTAL INNOVATION: THE FUTURE IN A CAN A WHITE PAPER Copyright Can Makers ©2011 Introduction The beverage can has come a long way in its 75+ years, and slowing down is simply not an option for one of the world's most in demand drinks containers. Can manufacturers have always innovated to bring consumers and industry more choice. This paper delves into recent developments, looking at the innovations that keep the beverage can at the cutting edge of drinks packaging. The market Every day some 25 million beverage cans are enjoyed in the UK – that's around 9 billion a year. A large part of the beverage can's success is down to being finely tuned to the needs and desires of its market. The canned drink is a cross-generational product, appealing to diverse age groups. Packaging innovation We have already seen so much innovation from the can over the years, from changing shapes to different openings and iconic brand marketing. As the following pages show, there's more to come. Here are some of the innovations launched or officially in the pipeline. Resealable cans Making its entrance to the UK market in early 2010, the resealable can has so far been used for a number of energy drinks including No Fear, Monster and Burn. This innovation has been driven by convenience, allowing consumers to enjoy a drink on the move and be able to save some for later - a market so far dominated by PET bottles. It is believed that energy drinks currently lead the resealable can market because they are responding to the desires of their predominantly young Copyright Can Makers ©2011 consumer group, as a recent Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute (PMMI) report on the beverage packaging market found: “Energy drink manufacturers see their corner of the beverage industry as a hyper competitive market driven by a young consumer group on an endless quest for something different.” ‘Grippy’ cans for a multi-sensorial experience Innovations in can design mean that not only do beverage cans look good and their contents taste good, the packaging can also feel good. -
The European Union Aluminium Industry the Impact of the Eu Trade Measures on the Competitiveness of Downstream Activities
THE EUROPEAN UNION ALUMINIUM INDUSTRY THE IMPACT OF THE EU TRADE MEASURES ON THE COMPETITIVENESS OF DOWNSTREAM ACTIVITIES June 2019 GRUPPO DI RICERCHE INDUSTRIALI E FINANZIARIE - GRIF “FABIO GOBBO” LUISS GUIDO CARLI UNIVERSITY The EU aluminium industry. The impact of the EU trade measures on the competitiveness of downstream activities 1 The EU aluminium industry. The impact of the EU trade measures on the competitiveness of downstream activities Authors and contributors Ernesto Cassetta, GRIF “Fabio Gobbo”, University of Udine Umberto Monarca, GRIF “Fabio Gobbo”, University of Foggia Cesare Pozzi, GRIF “Fabio Gobbo”, LUISS University Davide Quaglione, GRIF “Fabio Gobbo”, D’Annunzio University of Chieti-Pescara Alessandro Sarra, GRIF “Fabio Gobbo”, D’Annunzio University of Chieti-Pescara GRUPPO DI RICERCHE INDUSTRIALI E FINANZIARIE - GRIF “FABIO GOBBO” Department of Business and Management LUISS Guido Carli University Viale Romania, 32 00197 Roma (Italia) 2 The EU aluminium industry. The impact of the EU trade measures on the competitiveness of downstream activities 3 The EU aluminium industry. The impact of the EU trade measures on the competitiveness of downstream activities Disclaimer This project has been funded with support from FACE - The Federation of Aluminium Consumers in Europe. We were asked by FACE to carry out an independent study with the aim of establishing a constructive and transparent exchange of views on the competitiveness of the aluminium value chain in the European Union with a specific focus on trade policies on unwrought aluminium and their impact on manufacturers of aluminium semi-finished products. To have consistent information and to ensure the robustness and the comparability of the quantitative analysis for well-informed design of policies, the study only relies on data provided by institutional sources and independent third parties, having market recognition for reliability. -
Innovative System Solutions Lightweight Aluminium Construction
Innovative system solutions Maximum safety Lightweight aluminium construction Page Insights 4 – 5 Sustainability 6 – 7 Quality standards 8 – 9 Crash tested 10 – 11 Your idea - our planning 12 – 15 Ergonomics 16 – 17 Range of services 18 – 19 System digitalisation 20 – 21 CONTENTS bott vario3 22 – 23 Module packages 24 – 25 Module features 26 – 27 Floors & linings 28 – 29 Under floor module & sliding platforms 30 – 33 bott varioCar 34 – 35 Load restraint 36 – 45 Accessories 46 – 47 Mobile workstation 48 – 53 Organisation systems 54 – 61 Case systems 62 – 69 Lighting & power 70 – 77 Roof rack systems 78 – 79 bottTainer 80 – 83 2 Equip your You will often encounter new challenges in your daily work vehicles - we will help you to overcome them. Your vario3 in-vehicle equipment is designed specifically for you, with everything you need being securely stored and easy to access. Improve your efficiency - choose bott. .work .smart .bott 3 Insights For almost 90 years we have offered our customers all over the world a wide-ranging product portfolio, the highest-possible quality and a first-class service. In par- ticular, the high level of customer satisfaction ensures bott‘s continued growth. Innovation has the highest priority at bott. With us you‘ll invest in a modern, long-term solution and therefore in lasting success. Founded: 1930 Turnover: 144 million € (2019) No. of employees: 1,050 (2019) vehicles equipped: 55,000 per year 9Oyears 4 Experience makes the difference As a long-term global partner, we supply consistently To this end, we combine our innovative, high-value high-quality products, services and solutions that offer products and services with new technologies to create excellent value for money. -
A Hundred Years of the Bayer Process for Alumina Production*
Essential Readings in Light Metals: Alumina and Bauxite. Edited by Don Donaldson and Benny E. Raahauge. 2013 The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society. Published 2013 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2. BAYER PROCESS This section includes five significant areas: 1. Bayer Process Design. This first area includes the fundamental principles of Bayer process design as well as the history of the development of the Bayer pro- cess. The basic process has not changed but the development of its application for more than a century is truly remarkable. What is even more remarkable is that sig- nificant further improvement is feasible. 2. Physical Data. Contains much of the materials and liquor data needed to prepare flow sheets and heat and material balances. 3. Calcium Chemistry. Included are papers that discuss the effects and use of lime in the process as well as using lime to re-causticize (react) sodium carbonate back to sodium hydroxide. 4. Silica Chemistry. These papers discuss the dissolution of bauxite silica during digestion and the subsequent reaction that forms solid sodium aluminum silicate (desilication product). 5. Organic Removal. These papers deal with the important subject of removing accumulated sodium organates (originating from organic carbon compounds in the bauxite) from Bayer liquor to enhance alumina product quality and to improve pro- cess productivity of alumina. Equally good papers in the list of recommended readings could not be included as published papers because of the limitation on the size of the book. Fred Williams 83 Essential Readings in Light Metals: Alumina and Bauxite. Edited by Don Donaldson and Benny E. -
Schirmer.Pdf
Sarah Schirmer is Materials Engineer for the US Army Natick Soldier Research, Development & Engineering Center in Natick, MA Sarah develops and tests monolayer and multilayer plastic films for combat ration packaging. Sarah works closely with the other members of her team to solve problems with military ration packaging. The goal is to develop combat rations packaging systems for the warfighter that feature enhanced survivability, improved acceptability, increased safety/security, reduced weight, improved shelf life and reduced packaging waste. Sarah attained her Bs and MS at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell Nanocomposites for Military Food Packaging Applications Presented by: SARAH SCHIRMER Materials Engineer US Army Natick Soldier Research, Development & Engineering Center UNCLASSIFIED Outline • Introduction • Background • Nanocomposites • Military Applications • Characterization • Non‐Retort Pouch • Retort Pouch • MRETM Meal Bag • Conclusions UNCLASSIFIED Introduction “An army travels on its stomach.” ~Napoleon Bonaparte UNCLASSIFIED Background • Meal, Ready‐To‐Eat (MRETM) – Contents include individually packaged • Entrée, crackers, spread, dessert or snack, beverage, accessory packet, plastic spoon and flameless ration heater – 0.3 pounds of packaging waste per MRE – 30,000 tons of packaging waste per year Fiberboard 43.8% Corrugated Fiberboard 8.3% Unspecified 7.7% Polyolefin 13.9% FRH Inorganics PE 5.0% 5.0% Foil 3.0% Other Plastic PS PET PA PP 1.9% 1.3% 1.4% 3.9% 4.8% UNCLASSIFIED Background • Stringent barrier properties -
Roshan Packaging Industries
+91-8048601758 Roshan Packaging Industries https://www.roshanpackaging.co.in/ Roshan Packaging Industries is a leading manufacturer, supplier and exporter of Aluminum, Perfume Closures, Wine Bottle Caps, Metal Fuel Cans and Aluminum Containers. These are known for their fine finish, durability, leak-proof and dimension. About Us Established in year 1984, we, “Roshan Packaging Industries”, are among the prestigious organizations engaged in manufacturing, supplying and exporting Aluminum, Perfume Closures, Bottle & Wine Bottle Caps, Metal Fuel Cans and Aluminum Containers and others. While manufacturing these products, our professionals make sure to follow the standards of the industry and utilize optimum quality material procured from the authorized vendors of the market. Before the end dispatch, these products are rigorously tested by our experts, in order to ensure their quality and attributes. Our patrons applaud these products for their dimensional accuracy, perfect finish, tamper-proof, leak-proof and durability. Being a customer oriented organization all our efforts are directed towards achieving highest satisfaction level of the customers. In order to attain the same goal, our professionals ensure that all our products are manufactured in tandem with industry laid guidelines. Our professionals stay in regular touch with the clients, in order to understand their requirement and offer them products accordingly. Along with this, to meet the specific requirements of the clients, we also offer these products in custom-built range as per their needs. For the ease of our patrons, we accept payments from them through various easy modes like cash, cheque and demand draft. Owing to our experienced professionals, qualitative products, affordable rates,..