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ang ganda dis
do u guys wanna do dis
time to use ur archi skillz pebs HAHAHAHA

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Ancient Japanese technique to make wood buildings is a pleasure to watch

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Japanese carpenters are famous for their elaborate joining techniques that put their wooden constructions among the most durable in the world. These videos show how this neat ancient technique works.

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OHMYFUCKING GOD
10 BAGS 10L= P10,282.52
10 BAGS 5L = P8851.25

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Gas sampling bags are recognized as cost-effective alternatives to Summa canisters for sampling volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and light and permanent gases. We have expanded our Tedlar gas sampling bag line offering additional sizes and now available with the Screw Cap Valve. We also added more sizes to our Supel-Inert Multi-Layer foil bag product line. In addition to multiple film types, we also offer two different kinds of valves with our exclusive low-bleed Thermogreen™ LB-2 septa installed.
Gas Sampling Bags - Product Detail & Ordering Information

Supel-Inert foil gas sampling bags with Thermogreen septa are ideal for sampling low molecular weight compounds such as carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO ₂), and permanent gases
Key Features and Benefits:

The Thermogreen polymer has the industry's lowest bleed, preventing sample contamination from the septum.

Multilayer foil composition composed of two outer layers of aluminum film providing great barrier to gases permeating through the walls of the bag

Only foil bag material that can hold hydrogen sulfide for long periods, from 5 to 7 days

Sample stability up to 5 days for most recommended compounds (direct to applications below)

Chemically inert with moisture and light protection

Not recommended for low ppm VOC's due to background levels

Recommended Gas Sampling Bag by Compound/Analyte - Sulfur Compounds, VOCs back to top

Our bag samplers are designed so that the sampled gas flows directly to the bags inlet without first passing through a vacuum pump, which can contaminate your sample. The pump removes the air from the box creating a vacuum; and the negative pressure inside the box causes the air to enter the inlet and flow into the bag. The desired flow rate can be achieved by adjusting the flow control valve. Products not UL listed or EX rated.

Trademarks
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Supelco Gas Sampling Bags & Samplers - Air Monitoring

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Gas sampling bags are recognized as cost-effective alternatives to Summa canisters for sampling volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and light and permanent gases. We have expanded our Tedlar gas sampling bag line offering additional sizes and now available with the Screw Cap Valve. We also added more sizes to our Supel-Inert Multi-Layer foil bag product line.

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kaya pala cow poop yung gustong gusto ng lahat

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Scientists have developed 'fartpacks' that extract 300 litres of methane

Tube from the pack is inserted into cow's digestive tract to collect the gas

The methane is then coverted into enough energy to run a car for 24 hours

Methane is 23 times more potent than carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas

On Friday, the Obama administration stated that it would make a multi-pronged attack on cow flatulence, in an attempt to cut methane emissions.

As a result, windy cows have come under renewed scrutiny by scientists, who plan to capture their harmful emissions and convert them into 'green' energy.

But scientists in Argentina believe they have come up with a solution - cow backpacks that can be used to trap the animal's natural gas.

The 'fartpacks' extract 300 litres of methane a day from a tube inserted into the cow's digestive tract and convert it into enough energy to run a car for 24 hours.

The tube running to the animals' stomachs collects the gas inside the backpacks, which are then hung from the roof of the corral for analysis.

The systems have been under development by Argentina's National Institute for Agricultural Technology (INTA) for a number of years and are still at proof-of-concept stage.

WHY METHANE IS SUCH A PROBLEM

INTA's Pablo Sorondo told Ben Schiller at FastCoExist that the project is not ongoing, but he hopes the technology will one day be used on a much larger scale.

'Imagine a future farm with a couple of these cows used to provide energy to satisfy the farm's needs,' he said.

For years, researchers have said that the diet of dairy cows could be changed to make them produce less methane - a potent greenhouse gas.

Methane is 23 times more potent than carbon dioxide in trapping heat in the atmosphere and can be found in animal waste, landfills, coal mines and leaking natural gas pipes.

A cow weighing 1,210 lb (550 kg) is thought to produce 800 to 1,000 litres of emissions each day.

The White House has proposed cutting methane emissions from the dairy industry by 25 per cent by 2020.

Cows are by far the biggest producers, contributing to around 25 per cent of all methane produced on the planet.

As one of the biggest beef producers with some 55 million heads of cattle, around 30 per cent of Argentina's total greenhouse emissions could be generated by cows.

As well as fartpacks, scientists are working to develop new diets for cows that could make it easier for them to digest food, moving them away from grains to plants like alfalfa and clover.

An earlier study found that by using tannins, researchers can reduce methane emissions by 25 per cent.

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Scientists turn cows in power stations by making them wear BACKPACKS

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Scientists have developed 'fartpacks' that extract 300 litres of methane Tube from the pack is inserted into cow's digestive tract to collect the gas The methane is then coverted into enough energy to run a car for 24 hours Methane is 23 times more potent than carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas On Friday, the Obama administration stated that it would make a multi-pronged attack on cow flatulence, in an attempt to cut methane emissions.

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HI THIS IS A NICE IDEA TO TANGGAL THE BAHO SINCE WOOD PLANKS GAGAMITIN NATIN

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HI THIS IS A NICE IDEA TO TANGGAL THE BAHO SINCE WOOD PLANKS GAGAMITIN NATIN

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yes guys mabangong trash can :)

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This is one of those happy accidents based on a messy office and the fact that I am trapped in my house under mountains of snowbanks that have turned to mini icebergs outside my front door.

The winter we are enduring right now is the second coldest that we've had on record in 25 years. Needless to say we are losing our minds over here. The last thing you want to blog about are home projects when you're staring at everything you want to change but can't change. This is because you can't get into your garage to do all the projects you want as it's -35 with the windchill and that will follow you in there like the smoke monster from LOST. Spray painting season doesn't begin until at least April or May. At the rate the weather outside is going that's me being optimistic.

So while I was reorganizing the chaos that is our home office (my husband keeps telling to admit it, it's a craft room but I will die before I admit I have a craft room because that will officially solidify my suburban mother status), I had left my scented baking soda dough ornaments and their oils in the same container as my craft wood shapes and veneer.

And in a captain obvious discovery, I realized that some of the wood had absorbed the scent of some of the oils and ornaments. Sort of like when you find a piece of furniture that you love at a thrift store that but you can't bring it home because it reeks of cigarette smoke and damp home odours in the wood and you know it's going to require a crazy amount of work to get it out. But in a good way instead.

Like how awesome fresh cut cedar smells.

In which case because my kids closet was smelling, well, like a kids closet and the bathroom was smelling, well, like a bathroom, I decided to actually make little air fresheners out of some wood cubes and shapes.

Here is all you have to do. Get some wood cubes, craft shapes or pieces of wood of your choice.

Choose whatever scented aromatherapy oil you'd like and put some in a container. Then with a paint brush, brush on the oil.

For the cubes, I put them in a jar with several drops of oil and shook them up until the oil had gotten all over them. I had some lemon and lavender oils laying around as well as some of my Body Shop perfume oils. Both worked.

I even tried spraying perfume on it and that also worked. But if you do that you NEED to ensure that you do it on a relatively thicker piece of wood or the wood will warp. The perfume ones did not last as long as the oils ones did.

After you cover the wood with the oil, in a closed container, let it sit overnight to absorb it.

Then hang or place your air freshener where ever you'd like.

And that's it.

I did this project early on February because I wanted to see how the oils would affect the wood and how long the scent would last. And all the ones in the closets are still going strong.

Especially the lemon scented ones. If the scent fades, all you have to do is re-add some oil to it again and re-use.

We did some with various shapes for the cars. Yes just looking at the photo below means you know that I am totally going to do a scented wood ornament post come Christmas season.

Nothing says Drive Safe like something hanging off your rear view mirror. Before you send me emails, this was a photo illustration only. I put them elsewhere.

For example, if you don't want to hang them, just get a small Velcro sticker and put it on the backs of the wood and adhere them wherever you'd like. Or just sit them in a bowl.

Between this and the scented candles all over my house, I can now pretend that Spring is actually coming versus that musty smell of winter.

And plants. I need to go find some plants. Send me plants please. I promise I'll make a nice planter to match it.

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DIY Air Freshener (How to scent wood) - northstory

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This is one of those happy accidents based on a messy office and the fact that I am trapped in my house under mountains of snowbanks that have turned to mini icebergs outside my front door. The winter we are enduring right now is the second coldest that we've had on record in 25 years.

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We should take our time to read this shit yo

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We should take our time to read this shit yo

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lol kung small scale yan, pano pa yung atin?

micro scale

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Bio-Gas Production: large & small-scale "home" renewable energy projects

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Bio-Gas Production: large and small-scale home renewable energy projects includes the rwandan kist bio gas project that received an ashden award for sustainable energy.

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if wala na tayong mahanap na hose dito sa pilipinas ayan order nalang tayo online hays

http://www.hosestechnology.it/en/divisions/rubber-and-pvc-hoses/gas-hoses.html

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if may magtanong nanaman kung pano nangyayari tong kababalaghan na ito

eto pagaralan natin oke tas sampalin natin with knowledge

yung mga tanong na paulit ulit pucha tangi ka ba anong language gusto mo? german?

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"Do you happen to have a gently used biodigester?"

No, this wasn't an ad on Kijiji. It was a phone call from a government relations consultant in Ottawa and he was serious. After my initial reaction of laughing (I never cease to be amazed by the off-the-wall things I'm asked or learn on a daily basis working in a research and technology organization), I got down to business and said, "I think we just might."

And isn't that how so many unique projects begin? Really, isn't that where innovation starts? A random question. An unusual suggestion. A thought outside of the box. That's exactly how our biodigester project with the Canada Science and Technology Museum began.

After a few phone calls, it turns out that we didn't have a gently used biodigester. But the thinking didn't stop there. Surely, we could figure out how much it would cost to build one? And since we've never had the opportunity to work with the Museum before, we should be able to figure something out? And that's what we did. Some more phone calls, a submission to SRC's Innovation Fund (an internal program that supports new research and technology initiatives), an emergency meeting with the decision committee and the project was approved and underway. The unit was built in five months and shipped to Ottawa where it is now being commissioned.

Sometimes we forget that we can make things happen by adjusting our thinking from the usual path. Sometimes we unnecessarily increase complexity. Sometimes we raise roadblocks of our own doing and miss the opportunity on the other side. The biodigester is a great example. We could have just said, "Sorry, we don't have one" and not given the call another thought. We could have said, "We don't usually work with museums, so forget about it." We could have, but we didn't. We didn't abandon process. We didn't let it slow us down. We kept thinking and we moved. Fast.

We launched our newest installment at the Canada Science and Technology Museum's Experimental Farm (at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum) in Ottawa with great fanfare. We now have an SRC creation proudly on display in Ontario and we have a new relationship with the Museum. Simply because we didn't quit thinking.

So the next time you are confronted with a challenge, don't stop thinking. Remember the biodigester.
In business, have you ever missed an opportunity because your thinking stayed inside the box on a traditional path? A biodigester uses micro-organisms to produce methane gas from any kind of biodegradable material, including farm wastes. For more information about SRC's biodigester, read the FAQ or see it in action at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum!
Biodigester Faq

expand_moreWhat is a biodigester?

A biodigester is like a mechanical stomach. It is fed with organic material, which is broken down (decomposed) by micro-organisms (bacteria) is an oxygen-free (anaerobic) environment to produce a renewable energy called biogas (methane and carbon dioxide) and other material that is mainly used as fertilizer.

Any organic material can be used to feed a biodigester, but some materials work better than others because they are easier for bacteria to digest. This anaerobic digester is fed animal manure from farm animals.

The digester is designed to produce about five cubic meters (25 full bath tubs or 2 large garbage bags per hour) per day of biogas (60% methane, 39% carbon dioxide), at full capacity with good organic material. The biogas produced over one week is equivalent to 23 litres of gasoline.

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"Do you happen to have a gently used biodigester?" No, this wasn't an ad on Kijiji. It was a phone call from a government relations consultant in Ottawa and he was serious.

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bec with this trashcan, you can transform it into ENERGY!!! WONDERFUL!!!!!

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wala nang engine at generator ryt

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Length= yung length ng buckets (dagdagan natin ng extra space siguro mga 2.5 in for both sides

Width= yung width ng bucket pare (with a extra 2.5 in space both sides)

Height= height ng tatlong buckets na nakapatong with the with of the kahoy para sa support ng biodigester (di pa sigurado, we have to know the width of the wood plank huhu)