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Please find below a selection of relevant articles from AEC companies and organizations for thermal treatment. Futura Industries, glossary of terms in the aluminum extrusion industry ...or cut into specific lengths for extrusion press applications. Blister: A raised area on the surface of an extruded product due to subsurface gas expansion during extrusion or thermal treatment. Blistering: A defect in the paint film appearing as bubles, usually caused by the expansion of air, solvent vapor, or moisture trapped beneath the film. See #1. Aeropulse Is A Leading Supplier To The Incinerator Industry This corresponds to an emission rate of x 10 -3 ng 5 -1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NORLITE CORPORATION Cohoes, New York Norlite Corporation, located in Cohoes, New York, operates two thermal treatment processes (rotary kilns) to manufacture lightweight aggregate for the construction industry. The rotary kiln process utilizes certain Low Grade Fuels... See #2. AWPA's 100th Annual Meeting: Vancouver, British Columbia ...Technical Session III, “New Developments in Wood Preservation” Session Chair: Darrel Nicholas – Crystal Pavilion · Wood Modification—Joris Van Acker, University of Ghent · Thermal Treatment of Wood—Tero Lallukka, Stellac, Inc. · Organic Preservatives—Alan Preston, Chemical Specialties Inc. · Protection of Composites—Peter Laks, Michigan... See #3. B - ENVIRONMENTAL GLOSSARY It is halted by a thin sheet of metal. BG Billion Gallons. BIA Bureau of Indian Affairs. BID Buoyancy Induced Dispension. BIF boilers and industrial furnaces; category of thermal treatment operations whose combustion processes and air emissions were unregulated under RCRA Subpart O until 1991; includes cement and lightweight aggregate... See #4. AEC: Advancing the role of aluminum extrusion worldwide. Heat Treating Heating and cooling a solid metal or alloy in such a way as to obtain desired conditions or properties. Commonly used as a shop term to denote a thermal treatment to increase strength. Heating for the sole purpose of hot working is excluded from the meaning of this definition -- see Solution Heat Treating. Aging. See #5. 1: http://www.futuraind.com [c881413] 2: http://www.aeropulse.com [c921724] 3: http://www.awpa.com [c856545] 4: http://www.moldeffect.com [c939178] 5: http://www.aec.org [c726884]