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  • War funding won’t be cut, senator says

    Posted on April 9th, 2007 tommy No comments

    WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee said Sunday that the Senate would not cut off funding for the Iraq war but would keep pressing President Bush for a settlement among Iraqi leaders to end the violence.

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  • Nothing great ever produced in isolation

    Posted on April 9th, 2007 tommy No comments

    The notion of cultural purity is a dead end, said famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who was born in Paris to Chinese parents and came to the United States as a child prodigy.

    Ma’s internationally recruited Silk Road Ensemble involves instruments such as Indian sitars, Islamic ouds, and Chinese erhu, suona and pipa and has filled museums with works from Azerbaijan, Iran, Mongolia and Uzbekistan.

    “I have this theory that I share with (Art Institute of Chicago president) Jim Cuno,” Ma told the Associated Press. “It’s that nothing great was ever produced in isolation.”

    Ma says his study of history at Harvard University led him to realize that Eastern and Western cultures are not self-contained, but have mixed since at least the time of Alexander the Great.

    “The guitar and the sitar are obviously related – even linguistically. The oud moves west from Persia to become the lute; it moves east to become the pipa. And a European hears an erhu and says it’s purely Chinese, a Chinese violin, but in Chinese the word `erhu’ means `two-stringed foreign instrument,”‘ Ma said.

  • AIR SHOWER

    Posted on April 2nd, 2007 tommy No comments

    When any goods or operators come into CLEAN ROOM, AIR SHOWER shall blow off any dust, which may be brought in by the operator¡¯s clothes, equipment, material and tools. Simultaneously, it also contains AIRLOCK function, which can control the moving in & out behavior of operators effectively, as well as apply in the buffer room of different clean rooms to prevent cross contamination.

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  • Deep-pleat Coarse Filter

    Posted on April 2nd, 2007 tommy No comments

     The filters incorporate a 100% synthetic media with an ASHRAE 52.1 average atmospheric efficiency of 30% to 35% and an average arrestance exceeding 90% by weight. The 1 inch and 2 inch filters handle velocities of up to 500FPM, the 4 inchfilters up to 625FPM.

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  • Mini-Pleat Hepa Filter

    Posted on February 19th, 2007 tommy No comments

    DESCRIPTION
    The filters use mini-pleated wet laid glass media with efficiency of 99.99%(HEPA) on 0.3¦Ìm particle size or 99.9995%(ULPA) on 0.1 to 0.2¦Ìm particle size. Designed for easy installation and longer service life. The media pack is available in a 40mm with a frame depth of 50mm and a 55mm version with a frame depth of 65mm.

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  • Separator Hepa Filter

    Posted on February 19th, 2007 tommy No comments

    The HEPA filter is constructed with a 16 gauge galvanized or stainless steel or wooden frame with a continuous band of media pleated back and forth over corrugated aluminum separators. Read the rest of this entry »

  • The purchase key of hepa

    Posted on January 29th, 2007 tommy No comments

         If you want to buy some hepa, you need know the spec as following:

          1. efficiency

          2. air volume

          3. initial press drop

          4. material of frame

          5 . gasket  : single side or double side

  • The type of HEPA

    Posted on January 29th, 2007 tommy No comments

        The HEPA has 3 types as following:

        1 . separator hepa

        2. mini-pleat hepa

        3. v-bank( v-bed) hepa