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What’s a mix tank?

[ad_1] Mixing tanks are used to blend materials in manufacturing facilities. They can be made of plastic, glass, rubber, or steel, with stainless steel being the most common due to its easy cleaning. Mixing systems or beaters are used to mix materials, and some tanks are self-cleaning. Chemicals are stored separately to avoid dangerous reactions. […]

What’s Coal Tar Pitch?

[ad_1] Coal tar pitch is a dark, sticky liquid made from coal that contains phenols and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. It is used in medicinal treatments for skin conditions and in the production of wood preservatives, disinfectants, plastics, and industrial sealants. Most coal tar pitch is burned as a cheap fuel or further processed to remove […]

What’s birth trauma?

[ad_1] Birth trauma can cause physical and psychological injuries to both mother and baby during childbirth. Physical injuries to the baby can include abrasions, soft tissue and bone damage, while the mother may experience internal bleeding and tearing. Psychological trauma can lead to postpartum depression and PTSD. While physical injuries to the baby are estimated […]

What’s a Zuni Native American?

[ad_1] The Zuni Native Americans are a tribal society from the southwestern United States, part of the Pueblo Indian nation. They have lived in their current location for over 1,300 years and are known for their unique language and tribal cohesion. The Zuni tribe is organized around 13 matrilineal clans, with women considered the life […]

What’s a simultaneous resolution?

[ad_1] Concurrent resolutions are used by both houses of Congress to express opinions or create/amend rules. They have no statutory authority and do not require presidential approval. They are used for joint sessions, administrative matters, and expressing opinions on policy. The practice of legislative vetoes through concurrent resolutions ended in 1983. A simultaneous resolution is […]

What’s an Air Trap?

[ad_1] Air traps remove moisture, oil, and airborne contaminants from compressed air. They consist of a filter element in a glass bowl with fittings for incoming and outgoing air hoses. Air traps prevent contamination and corrosion, but must be properly rated and matched to the compressor for optimal efficiency. An air trap is a filtering […]

What’s the UCMJ?

[ad_1] The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) is the judicial code governing members of the US military and prisoners of war. It was passed by Congress in 1950 and written by civilians with military advisers. The UCMJ balances individual rights with the need for a disciplinary justice system. It covers active duty soldiers, commissioned […]

What’s Bronchiolitis?

[ad_1] Bronchiolitis is a viral infection that causes inflammation of the bronchioles, which can lead to difficulty breathing. It is most common in children under two years old and can be treated at home, but severe cases may require hospitalization. Symptoms include wheezing, shortness of breath, and extreme tiredness. Parents should seek medical attention if […]

What’s a jackhammer?

[ad_1] A jackhammer is a portable drill powered by compressed air, fluid, or electricity used to break up concrete, rock, or other materials. It carries risks to the worker and should be used with care. Different types of jackhammers exist for various applications. A jackhammer is typically a portable drill powered by compressed air, although […]

What’s Cobra Insurance?

[ad_1] COBRA insurance is not a specific type of insurance, but rather a provision in the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 (COBRA) that allows people in the US to continue receiving health insurance after changes in circumstances. It is usually more expensive than health insurance at the time of hire, but less expensive […]

What’s myristic acid?

[ad_1] Myristic acid is a saturated fatty acid found in vegetable oils and animal fats, with 14 carbon molecules and no double bonds. It is a major component of nutmeg, coconut oil, palm oil and butterfat. While it can increase cholesterol levels, recent research suggests that medium-length saturated fatty acids found in coconut oil may […]

What’s a Prototype?

[ad_1] Prototypes are models of products used for testing before production. Companies develop multiple prototypes to learn about manufacturing, usage, and potential issues. Prototypes start with a concept, and once successful, become the production standard. The term “prototype” originated in the 1600s. Prototypes are often clunky and frustrating, and companies keep them from reviewers to […]

What’s a mammogram?

[ad_1] Mammography is a crucial tool in detecting breast cancer early. It uses low-dose X-rays to capture images of the breast, allowing healthcare professionals to detect abnormalities and tumors. National health organizations recommend women have a mammogram every year starting at age 40. While not foolproof, mammography is a reliable way to assess breast health. […]