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  • A model of ciliary streaming in the respiratory system

    Creator:
    Chambers, Alan B.
    Abstract:
    The respiratory tract is lined with a mucous blanket which is motivated by a ciliated epithelium. This blanket includes a lower serous layer of fluid through which the cilia beat and an upper viscid layer into which particulates from the inhaled air are deposited. The movement of the mucous blanket...
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    Dissertation
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    SYSTEM Abstract approved: Redacted for privacy Richard W. Boubel The respiratory tract is lined with

  • Particulate and total gaseous hydrocarbon emissions from a gas heated veneer dryer

    Creator:
    Shigehara, Roger T.
    Abstract:
    A source test was conducted to determine the particulate and the total gaseous hydrocarbon emissions from a gas heated veneer dryer. Samples were taken on eight separate days from the exhaust stacks while the dryer was processing Douglas fir veneer. Of the eight days, three was used to determine the...
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    Masters Thesis
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    approved: Redacted for privacy Richard W. Boubel A source test was conducted to determine the particulate

  • Feasibility of utilizing an integrating nephelometer to measure visibility

    Creator:
    Nelson, William George
    Abstract:
    An integrating nephelometer was set up at the Eugene Airport which is located five miles north of Eugene, Oregon, on Highway 99 West. Continuous atmospheric scattering coefficient readings were obtained from July 1, 1969, to August 28, 1969. These data are converted to meteorological range through the use of the...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Richard W. Boubel Ala An integrating nephelometer was set up at the Eugene Airport which is located

  • An investigation of the removal of ozone by activated charcoal

    Creator:
    Liffick, Glenn Lonngren
    Abstract:
    The removal of ozone from an air stream by activated-cocoanut charcoal was investigated from the literature and experimentally. The experimental investigation showed that activated-cocoanut charcoal can be used to remove concentrations of ozone less than 1.0 ppm with high efficiencies. The mechanism of the ozone removal appeared to be a...
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    Masters Thesis
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    REMOVAL OF OZONE BY ACTIVATED CHARCOAL Abstract approved: Redacted for Privacy Richard W. Boubel The