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Packaging Testing Equipment / Solutions by PackTest.com
Packaging Testing Equipment / Solutions for Food Packaging / Personal Care Packaging / Home Care Packaging / Pharmaceutical Packaging.
Cobb tester 2018
The COBB Tester is equipment used to determine the water absorption of paper, paperboard, and corrugated fiberboard. It has a special no-spill design that allows testing to be done on an executive's desk without spilling water. The COBB Tester measures either the grams of water absorbed by 1 square meter of material in 60 or 120 seconds (Cobb Index test), or the grams absorbed over 30 minutes for waterproof materials. It has a test area of 100 cm2 and includes components like a measuring cylinder, tilting device, and 10 kg non-corrosive couch roll made of mild steel or aluminum.
Drop tester 2018
This document discusses drop testing to determine if a product can withstand falls from shelves or during shipping. It describes three types of drop testers: small package testers for individual items up to 5-6 kg, medium package testers for items up to 20-30 kg, and electromagnetic testers that can handle heavy packages from 50-200 kg. Drop testing simulates accidents like a product slipping from a customer's hand or a shipping box falling during delivery to predict whether the product will break, leak, or spill from a fall.
Bottle compression 2018
This document describes a bottle/jar compression tester, also known as a top load tester. It has a deluxe model with variable test speed that can evaluate the load bearing capacity of small cartons, PET bottles, confectionary jars, HDPE pails, bottles and jars. The automatic digital model has a backlit LCD display, digital compression counter, push buttons, and peak hold facility. It has variable and programmable test speeds between 10-100 mm/min and a jog speed of 50 mm/min for faster testing. Models are available with capacities ranging from 10 to 200 kgf and resolutions from 1 to 20 grams.
Lab heat sealer 2018
This document describes a heat sealer that can be used in a laboratory setting to create samples of heat sealed pouches and packages. It allows users to test new materials, designs, or suppliers without committing to large-scale production trials that could be wasteful or disruptive. The heat sealer provides adjustable settings for pressure, temperature, dwell time, seal pattern, sealing depth and length to create customized samples. It features individually heated sealing jaws that can be controlled together or separately to ensure precise, repeatable seals.
Pouch burst 2018
This test measures the burst strength of flexible packaging like pouches and blister packs by pressurizing the interior until it bursts. The test determines the hermetic seal quality and ability to withstand transport and handling. It can only be done on empty packs and uses air pressure controlled automatically or manually based on the model. The document provides specifications for automatic models that test pouches of various sizes and a blister pack probe.
Pouch compression 2018
This document summarizes a pouch compression tester machine. The machine can perform static and dynamic load tests on liquid- or gas-filled pouches to test seal integrity. It has digital controls, a load cell to measure force, and safety features like overloading cutoff. It can test pouches from 10ml to 1500ml in size. Key tests described are the dynamic load test, which compresses pouches until failure, and the static load test, which compresses pouches to a set load and holds for a set time to mimic retort processing.
Utm 2018
This document summarizes a universal testing machine (UTM) that can perform various mechanical tests on packaging materials and products. It lists several models of the mini-UTM with varying capacities and resolutions. The UTM has a computerized control system and optional modules/fixtures that allow it to conduct tests such as cap snap/pull, peel strength, seal strength, elongation, and top load strength. Custom fixtures can also be designed for unique test requirements.
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This document discusses applying the DMAIC methodology to improve quality in a yarn manufacturing process. It begins by outlining the DMAIC phases of Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control. It then provides background on the different departments in yarn manufacturing including blow room, carding, drawing frame, combing, roving frame, ring spinning, and winding. The problem statement indicates that quality issues occur during winding and that applying DMAIC here could help reduce defects and improve sigma level. The define phase includes comparing rejection rates across departments with winding having the highest rate.
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El documento habla sobre los desafíos de una empresa de auriculares deportivos como crear conciencia sobre los daños por uso excesivo, competencia fuerte, la necesidad de innovar y comunicarse con los consumidores tanto en línea como en tiendas físicas mediante descuentos y espacios para probar los productos.
Hive and Apache Tez: Benchmarked at Yahoo! Scale
This document discusses benchmarking Hive at Yahoo scale. Some key points:
- Hive is the fastest growing product on Yahoo's Hadoop clusters which process 750k jobs per day across 32500 nodes.
- Benchmarking was done using TPC-H queries on 100GB, 1TB, and 10TB datasets stored in ORC format.
- Significant performance improvements were seen over earlier Hive versions, with 18x speedup over Hive 0.10 on text files for the 100GB dataset.
- Average query time was reduced from 530 seconds to 28 seconds for the 100GB dataset, and from 729 seconds to 172 seconds for the 1TB dataset.
Carding
The document summarizes the components and operating parameters of a carding machine. It describes the objectives of carding, the machinery used including manufacturer and model. It lists the components of the carding machine and provides the technical parameters such as diameters of rollers and their speeds. It also outlines the clearance settings between parts and stop motions in the machine.
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This document discusses different properties of matter and types of forces. It defines volume, density, mass, hardness, thermal conductivity, solubility, and density as key properties of matter. It also explains that matter can be pure substances or mixtures. Pure substances consist of only one type of matter, while mixtures contain two or more substances and can be either homogeneous or heterogeneous. The document then discusses different types of forces, including non-contact forces like magnetism and gravity, and contact forces such as friction and buoyancy.
Yarn manufacturing Process : Carding
The document discusses the carding process which involves opening, cleaning and assembling fibers into a sliver through different sections of a carding machine like feed, licker-in, cylinder and doffer. It explains the objectives, necessities and zones of carding along with details of components like types of clothing, their functioning and settings that are important for quality carding. The document also covers developments in carding technology and types of drives used in modern carding machines.
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This document provides a summary of improvements made to Hive's performance through the use of Apache Tez and other optimizations. Some key points include:
- Hive was improved to use Apache Tez as its execution engine instead of MapReduce, reducing latency for interactive queries and improving throughput for batch queries.
- Statistics collection was optimized to gather column-level statistics from ORC file footers, speeding up statistics gathering.
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2) Creating a work clearance application (WCA) and any other relevant applications (like for hot work) linked to the WAP
3) Creating an operational work clearance document (WCD) linked to the WCA
4) Performing tagging by switching the WCD status, then approving permits at the WAP and WCA levels
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Bottle compression 2018
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Lab heat sealer 2018
This document describes a heat sealer that can be used in a laboratory setting to create samples of heat sealed pouches and packages. It allows users to test new materials, designs, or suppliers without committing to large-scale production trials that could be wasteful or disruptive. The heat sealer provides adjustable settings for pressure, temperature, dwell time, seal pattern, sealing depth and length to create customized samples. It features individually heated sealing jaws that can be controlled together or separately to ensure precise, repeatable seals.
Pouch burst 2018
This test measures the burst strength of flexible packaging like pouches and blister packs by pressurizing the interior until it bursts. The test determines the hermetic seal quality and ability to withstand transport and handling. It can only be done on empty packs and uses air pressure controlled automatically or manually based on the model. The document provides specifications for automatic models that test pouches of various sizes and a blister pack probe.
Pouch compression 2018
This document summarizes a pouch compression tester machine. The machine can perform static and dynamic load tests on liquid- or gas-filled pouches to test seal integrity. It has digital controls, a load cell to measure force, and safety features like overloading cutoff. It can test pouches from 10ml to 1500ml in size. Key tests described are the dynamic load test, which compresses pouches until failure, and the static load test, which compresses pouches to a set load and holds for a set time to mimic retort processing.
Utm 2018
This document summarizes a universal testing machine (UTM) that can perform various mechanical tests on packaging materials and products. It lists several models of the mini-UTM with varying capacities and resolutions. The UTM has a computerized control system and optional modules/fixtures that allow it to conduct tests such as cap snap/pull, peel strength, seal strength, elongation, and top load strength. Custom fixtures can also be designed for unique test requirements.
Headspace analyser ha-one - 2018
Modified atmosphere packaging is commonly used to enhance the shelf life of oxygen-sensitive food and pharmaceutical products by flushing packages with nitrogen or other gases to displace air. Sometimes the flushing is inadequate, allowing too much oxygen to remain and reduce shelf life. An oxygen analyser tests packages by inserting a needle through a septum seal and analyzing the gas with an oxygen sensor, directly displaying the O2 percentage. The target is to reduce oxygen levels below 1.5%, as levels over 2% can degrade stability and shelf life. One available model is battery-powered, with a sealed sensor that typically lasts 2 years under standard conditions and measures oxygen from 0.0-99.9% with 0.1% resolution.
Headspace analyser ha-one-plus - 2018
Modified atmosphere packaging is commonly used to extend the shelf life of oxygen-sensitive food and pharmaceutical products by flushing packages with gases like nitrogen to displace air. An oxygen analyser measures the percentage of oxygen remaining inside a package through a needle inserted into the package through a septum seal. The analyser directly displays the oxygen level, with less than 1.5% oxygen desired for effective modified atmosphere packaging, as higher oxygen levels can degrade product stability and shorten shelf life. The HA-One+ oxygen analyser features a user-replaceable oxygen sensor, AA battery power, and measures oxygen levels from 0.0-99.9% over 15-20 seconds.
Headspace analyser ha-one and one-plus - 2018
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Texture analyser 2018
This document summarizes the capabilities of a texture analyzer machine. It can measure properties like hardness, springiness, cohesiveness, adhesiveness, fracturability, crispiness, crunchiness, chewiness and gumminess of foods. The machine can test a wide variety of food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical products. It has precision load cells, variable test speeds, and computer software for running and analyzing tests. A variety of probes and fixtures are available for different types of texture analysis tests.
Tensile tester gp10 dx - 2018
This document describes the Model # GP10DX Tensile Strength Tester, which is used to test the peel/seal strength of laminated materials. It can test the peel strength, seal strength, tensile strength, and elongation at break of samples. The tester has a 10 kg capacity, 300 mm travel length, digital display and controls, and can output test reports. It requires a desktop PC or laptop running Windows 7 or higher to operate.
Leakage tester vdx dlx - 2018
This document summarizes a leakage test procedure used to check packages for defects that allow contents to escape or enter. The test involves submerging liquid-filled packages or vacuum-packing air-filled packages and observing for bubbles, which would indicate a leak. Two models of leakage tester are described - the DLX model, which uses an air-powered vacuum generator, and the VDX model, which uses an electric diaphragm pump. Key specifications of both models like vacuum range and display features are provided. The document recommends the DLX model if an air supply is available, as it is more efficient and cost-effective. Operating instructions involve setting vacuum and time parameters, running the test, and observing for bubbles within the
Ball tack tester 2018
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Test Techno Consultants is India's leading manufacturer and exporter of quality testing equipment for the packaging industry. They offer a wide range of equipment to test packaging materials and packaged products, including for compression, tensile strength, torque, and more. Their equipment is used in quality assurance, research and development, and packaging development departments across industries. They also design custom equipment solutions for specialized needs, having experience developing unique machines. Their value proposition includes offering products for every application and budget, and sharing their technical expertise to help clients solve problems.
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Microbial interaction
Microorganisms interacts with each other and can be physically associated with another organisms in a variety of ways.
One organism can be located on the surface of another organism as an ectobiont or located within another organism as endobiont.
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Types of microbial interaction
Positive interaction: mutualism, proto-cooperation, commensalism
Negative interaction: Ammensalism (antagonism), parasitism, predation, competition
I. Mutualism:
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Mutualistic relationship is very specific where one member of association cannot be replaced by another species.
Mutualism require close physical contact between interacting organisms.
Relationship of mutualism allows organisms to exist in habitat that could not occupied by either species alone.
Mutualistic relationship between organisms allows them to act as a single organism.
Examples of mutualism:
i. Lichens:
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II. Syntrophism:
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Compound A
Utilized by population 1
Compound B
Utilized by population 2
Compound C
utilized by both Population 1+2
Products
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