getting to you in USA
#233
01-19-2008 | 03:42 AM
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As part of a lecture, or for other work?
As part of a lecture, or for other work?
#234
01-19-2008 | 03:32 PM
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Excellent. Consider me green with column envy.
Mine is a paltry four feet.
My father is retired from his business as an industrial combustion engineer. I worked for him (somewhat) in my youth, and I am familiar with the explosion scenario you describe. Last week he did a startup for dow chem. in tennessee (semi retired, I guess) with no problems. I can't imagine a chemical engineer being allowed to play with fire! The few chemists I have met personally should stick to theory.
Dow won't let their guys touch the combustion equipment before it is running and stabilized.
We are sunny and 82 degrees f. here with a light breeze.
Stick that in your foggy ****![&:]
Mine is a paltry four feet.
My father is retired from his business as an industrial combustion engineer. I worked for him (somewhat) in my youth, and I am familiar with the explosion scenario you describe. Last week he did a startup for dow chem. in tennessee (semi retired, I guess) with no problems. I can't imagine a chemical engineer being allowed to play with fire! The few chemists I have met personally should stick to theory.
Dow won't let their guys touch the combustion equipment before it is running and stabilized.We are sunny and 82 degrees f. here with a light breeze.
Stick that in your foggy ****![&:]
#235
01-19-2008 | 04:39 PM
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Excellent. Consider me green with column envy.
Mine is a paltry four feet.
My father is retired from his business as an industrial combustion engineer. I worked for him (somewhat) in my youth, and I am familiar with the explosion scenario you describe. Last week he did a startup for dow chem. in tennessee (semi retired, I guess) with no problems. I can't imagine a chemical engineer being allowed to play with fire! The few chemists I have met personally should stick to theory. Dow won't let their guys touch the combustion equipment before it is running and stabilized.
We are sunny and 82 degrees f. here with a light breeze.
Stick that in your foggy ****![&:]
Excellent. Consider me green with column envy.
Mine is a paltry four feet.
My father is retired from his business as an industrial combustion engineer. I worked for him (somewhat) in my youth, and I am familiar with the explosion scenario you describe. Last week he did a startup for dow chem. in tennessee (semi retired, I guess) with no problems. I can't imagine a chemical engineer being allowed to play with fire! The few chemists I have met personally should stick to theory.
Dow won't let their guys touch the combustion equipment before it is running and stabilized.We are sunny and 82 degrees f. here with a light breeze.
Stick that in your foggy ****![&:]
#236
01-19-2008 | 06:05 PM
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By what perverse technique are your ladies to be sacrificed?
I have technology to heat the entire lattitude. That would be 24 degree lat. N. Send me the snow. In fact, "snow" is always present in certain bars here, come to think of it.
I have technology to heat the entire lattitude. That would be 24 degree lat. N. Send me the snow. In fact, "snow" is always present in certain bars here, come to think of it.
#237
01-20-2008 | 02:58 AM
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By what perverse technique are your ladies to be sacrificed?
I have technology to heat the entire lattitude. That would be 24 degree lat. N. Send me the snow. In fact, "snow" is always present in certain bars here, come to think of it.
By what perverse technique are your ladies to be sacrificed?
I have technology to heat the entire lattitude. That would be 24 degree lat. N. Send me the snow. In fact, "snow" is always present in certain bars here, come to think of it.
#239
01-20-2008 | 08:14 AM
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THANK YOU NORSE GODS, THANK YOU!!!!
It's 68 degrees and WINDY! That'll teach those yachtys! The sailboat races might be postponed
which would suck for me(they will sit around drinking Mount Gay rum all day and be real arseholes by evening).
Please say the raschigrings you used were larger in size than the 3/8" diameter ones I have. I'm sure
there was some headspace in the column, but 425 cubic feet of rings is huge!
Home distillation of fusel alcohols is perfectly legal here, though 25 by 4 with associated burners would
be rubbing the authorities' noses in it.
It's 68 degrees and WINDY! That'll teach those yachtys! The sailboat races might be postponed
which would suck for me(they will sit around drinking Mount Gay rum all day and be real arseholes by evening).
Please say the raschigrings you used were larger in size than the 3/8" diameter ones I have. I'm sure
there was some headspace in the column, but 425 cubic feet of rings is huge!
Home distillation of fusel alcohols is perfectly legal here, though 25 by 4 with associated burners would
be rubbing the authorities' noses in it.
#240
01-20-2008 | 08:18 AM
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RE: getting to you in USA
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The snow will be psychological and will enter your dreams becoming a everlasting nightmare.
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By what perverse technique are your ladies to be sacrificed?
I have technology to heat the entire lattitude. That would be 24 degree lat. N. Send me the snow. In fact, "snow" is always present in certain bars here, come to think of it.
By what perverse technique are your ladies to be sacrificed?
I have technology to heat the entire lattitude. That would be 24 degree lat. N. Send me the snow. In fact, "snow" is always present in certain bars here, come to think of it.
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