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The article offers step-by-step instructions for using Xfer Records' Serum synthesizer's special effects plugin and mentions its modulation features, drum processing and bass sculpting.

The article discusses the rplanet Earth gel and other products. It mentions rPlanet Earth purchased an XP45 DeDuster, cut its gel count, allowing it to sell more extruded sheets at high prices, and installed Pelletron's DeDuster.

The article discusses that Graphene nanotubes manufacturer OCSiAl TUBALL nanotubes can replace carbon black for fiberglass composite printing sleeves. It mentions Carbon black is a commonly used additive for these types of parts, but a relatively high dosage of the material is required to achieve the needed conductivity. It also mentions print quality or malfunctions that can slow down the printing process, increase operational costs and pose safety hazards.

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The article discusses the comprehensive guidelines which could prevent fires at a hydrocarbon processing facility caused by static electricity. It states that the NFPA 77: Recommended Practice on Static Electricity standard describes range of processes where electrostatic charges can be generated. The API RP 2003 standard focus on road tankers truck loading. The API RP 2219 offers guide on protecting vacuum trucks from electrostatic hazards.

The article discusses the hazards associated with static electricity in the pharmaceutical industry. A comparison between the principles of induction and tribo-charging, two ways that generate unwanted industrial electrostatic charge, is presented. Obtaining data from the actual material involved in the static problem being investigated is suggested to effectively assess possible solutions. Various types of electrostatic discharge are differentiated including spark, brush, and corona discharges.

The article discusses research conducted by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Lunar Science Institute on static electricity in lunar craters. Goddard Space Flight Center scientist William Farrell is cited regarding the need to discharge static electricity in space for the health and safety of astronauts.

From Exair Corp. eliminates static electricity 30% better at low inlet pressures to save compressed air and money. It eliminates static on plastics, webs, sheet stock, and other product surfaces where tearing, jamming, or hazardous shocks are a problem. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers suggestions to prevent circuitboard malfunction and failure from heat to avoid damaging static electricity discharges. Topics discussed include static electricity is a form of potential energy and this energy increases when electrons and their associated negative charge accumulates on certain materials; need to have proper heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems in rooms containing information technology servers; and need to prevent catastrophic human breakdown.

The article informs that postdoctoral researcher Thea Ekins-Coward has lost an arm and suffered injuries in a lab explosion at the University of Hawaii (UH) at Manoa in 2016. It mentions that according to an investigation report issued by the University of California Center for Laboratory Safety (UCCLS) steel tank was not electrically grounded which led to static electricity. It presents views of Craig A. Merlic, executive director at UCCLS, on the need for education of occupational hazards.

The article discusses why ophthalmologists should study visual snow in the context of the psychophysics of contrast-tuning and gain-control. Topics include structured evaluation and analysis of sensory processing in patients with visual snow, mecha-nisms of contrast adaptation, light sensitivity, and photophobia, and the potential of analogous behavioral treatment approaches in alleviating the distress of visual snow.

A calendar of events related to the composite materials industry from September to December 2013 is presented including the Composites Europe 2013, the International Conference on Lightning and Static Electricity (ICOLSE), and the Thermoset Resin Formulators Association's (TRFA) Annual Meeting.

The article offers an overview of the different incidents where static electricity was the most probable ignition source, featured in the February 2011 issue of the "Loss Prevention Bulletin."