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Reducing atmospheric pollution in wire mills involves maintaining a clean air supply inside the cleaning house and neutralizing harmful fumes before they are discharged to the atmosphere. Various aspects of the problem such as cost, fume scrubbing, recirculation, and exhaust systems are discussed. An example of a complete fume disposal system is included.
Reducing atmospheric pollution in wire mills involves maintaining a clean air supply inside the cleaning house and neutralizing harmful fumes before they are discharged to the atmosphere. Various aspects of the problem such as cost, fume scrubbing, recirculation, and exhaust systems are discussed. An example of a complete fume disposal system is included.
| Author(s) | McMillan, J.Rylands Brothers Ltd., Frederick Smith & Co., Ltd. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products37(2): 209, 211-214, 219, 257 1962 |
| Year | 1962 |
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