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Mark E. Fraser


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Venturi/Vortex Scrubber Technology for Controlling/Recycling Chromium Electroplating Emissions MAR 1999 76 pages
Authors:  K. J. Hay; Shaoying Qi; Bruce Holden; Norman Helgeson; Mark E. Fraser; CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING RESEARCH LAB (ARMY) CHAMPAIGN IL
The full text of this report is available for sale.Chromium electroplating is an essential DOD process. Chromium has a combination of qualities that are very difficult to substitute, however, the process itself is inefficient, resulting in the production of byproduct gases that rise and create a mist of chromic acid (strongly regulated as an air pollutant) above the plating tank. Venturi/Vortex Scrubber Technology (VVST) was designed to control chromium electroplating emissions by collecting the gas bubbles before they burst ...


CANOES II; Dynamics of Atmospheric Infrared Thermochemical Excitation. Volume 2 MAR 89
Authors:  Wilson T. Rawlins; Lawrence G. Piper; Mark E. Fraser; Henry C. Murphy; Thomas R. Tucker; PHYSICAL SCIENCES INC ANDOVER MA
The full text of this report is not available and therefore is not for sale. This information is provided for reference purposes only.In the electron disturbed upper atmosphere, electronically excited metastable forms of oxygen and nitrogen are formed by electron impact processes. These species dissipate their energy into the atmosphere largely by collisional quenching and chemical reaction. Specific species and reactions of interest include: 1) electronically and/or vibrationally excited nitrogen, N2*, its spectroscopy, energy pooling and interactions with Oxygen, O2 and trace, infrared-active atmospheric species such as CO, CO2, and Nitric Oxide; ...


CANOES II; Dynamics of Atmospheric Infrared Thermochemical Excitation. Volume 3 MAR 89
Authors:  Wilson T. Rawlins; Lawrence G. Piper; Mark E. Fraser; Henry C. Murphy; Thomas R. Tucker; PHYSICAL SCIENCES INC ANDOVER MA
The full text of this report is not available and therefore is not for sale. This information is provided for reference purposes only.In the electron disturbed upper atmosphere, electronically excited metastable forms of oxygen and nitrogen are formed by electron impact processes. These species dissipate their energy into the atmosphere largely by collisional quenching and chemical reaction. Specific species and reactions of interest include: (1) electronically and/or vibrationally excited nitrogen, N2*, its spectroscopy, energy pooling and interactions with oxygen, O2 and trace, infrared-active atmospheric species such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and ...


CANOES II; Dynamics of Atmospheric Infrared Thermochemical Excitation. Volume 4 MAR 89
Authors:  Wilson T. Rawlins; Lawrence G. Piper; Mark E. Fraser; Henry C. Murphy; Thomas R. Tucker; PHYSICAL SCIENCES INC ANDOVER MA
The full text of this report is not available and therefore is not for sale. This information is provided for reference purposes only.In the electron disturbed upper atmosphere, electronically excited metastable forms of oxygen and nitrogen are formed by electron impact processes. These species dissipate their energy into the atmosphere largely by collisional quenching and chemical reaction. Specific species and reactions of interest include: 1) electronically and/or vibrationally excited nitrogen, N2*, its spectroscopy, energy pooling and interactions with oxygen, O2 and trace, infrared-active atmospheric species such as carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide; ...


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