• PAC HV-CMC,LV-CMC For Drilling Fluid Fresh Water 9-6000 System 1
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PAC HV-CMC,LV-CMC For Drilling Fluid Fresh Water 9-6000

PAC HV-CMC,LV-CMC For Drilling Fluid Fresh Water 9-6000

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Oil Drilling Grade PAC&CMC
 PAC&CMC can be used in drilling fluid, fixing fluid and fracturing fluid. In drilling fluid, it works as viscosifier, filtration reducer, and rheology controller; in fixing fluid, it is used to control fluid viscosity, suspend heavy objects, and avoid fluid loss; in fracturing fluid, it is used to carry stuffing and avoid fluid loss.


Q: i mean scientifically, what is the purpose of adding all that crap.and wouldn‘t it make more financial sense just to put straight tobacco and then a filter?
The majority of additives are food grade flavorings. If the only cigarettes available tasted exactly the same there would be no need for different brands. There are hundreds of different strains of tobacco. Some taste different than others. Most of the different strains were produce in order to find plants that produced a higher yield and were less susceptible to disease and insect infestation. For the most part cigarette companies use mostly Burley since it takes to flavoring so easily. It's also one of the cheaper tobaccos to buy. Some tobaccos are grown purely for cigars but it's often only the outer wrapping with a cheaper filler inside. Speaking as someone who has grown their own tobacco for several years now I can tell you I don't care much for the taste of strait tobaccos. It can be harsh and sometimes unpleasant to smoke strait. I often add my own flavorings.
Q: The state expressly prohibits the addition of food additives
The state expressly prohibits the addition of food in the food can not be called food additives, and is generally referred to as illegal additives. Our country's Ministry of Health has repeatedly published in the food may be illegal to add non-food blacklist, there are hanging white block, Sudan red, Wang Jinhuang, melamine, borax, sodium thiocyanate, rose red B, art green, White, acid orange, formaldehyde, industrial caustic soda, carbon monoxide, sodium sulfide, industrial sulfur, industrial dyes, poppy shell, leather hydrolyzate, potassium bromate, benzoyl peroxide, dimethyl fumarate, waste oil, mineral oil , Industrial gelatin, industrial alcohol, dichlorvos, hair water, industrial acetic acid, sorbic acid, copper sulfate, nitrofurans, clenbuterol, sedatives, industrial magnesium chloride, chloramphenicol, water glass, malachite green, Care products, sodium pentachlorophenolate, alkaline yellow, trichlorfon, olaquindox and so on. In addition, the use of food additives and over-range is also illegal.
Q: What does additive inverse mean?
If p is a polynomial, its additive inverse is -p.
Q: I have a 4 cylindar Honda Accord. Do I need STP, etc?
Not nearly as much as their advertising claims. It's good to use Heet once a year just before freezing temperatures to prevent gas-line freeze and reduce water buildup (caused by condensation) in the fuel tank. Other additives may clean injectors or improve gas mileage, but are an added expense that may not be justifed by actual mileage improvement (if any). Since you mention STP: I always add a pint of STP oil treatment after oil change, and my engines have gone extra miles (275K on '86 318 V8 Ram, 290K on '90 3.3 V6 Dynasty, 450K on a 1.5 L Tercel) and they run sweeter.
Q: I found this site - www.oneinmillion.ws/ecomates.htm I want to join them but not sure if the product actually do what they say they do.
sounds like any other additive ive seen and heard of. i actually tell our customers to stay away from additives. waste of money and if n e thing the difference is so small youll never notice it.
Q: Do any popular fuel additives work and allot of people like to sea foam the engine?
It's a third rate additive for gas tank fuel injector valve cleaning. You're throwing it away by dumping it in the crankcase. Modern engine oil does a good job of keeping the crankcase clean. Chevron Techron and 3-M Total fuel system cleaner are better cleaners mixed properly in the fuel tank are better cleaners than Sea Foam.
Q: For my art class I need to make an additive construction.What exactly is additive? Also what materials should I use?The professor used wood + clay, wood + paper as examples, but I‘m not really feeling those.It‘s supposed to be made out of more than one material. And I have no idea what to create.
What I perceive from his remark is that you need to construct something by adding another material to it. You could use the following Plastic and cloth Cardboard and string Cloth and metal Plastic and metal String and cloth Wood and metal etc. any two items that you can think of Good luck
Q: The animaniacs do a song about food additives. where can i find the lyrics for that song?
No sure what song it is, but its pobably on this site (below)
Q: I was wonder is it a good idea or not to put oil additives in a new or high mileage engine for added protection. If you think it is a good idea what additive would you recommend? I remember back in the 60s and part of the 70s it seemed like everyone was using STP then they started to say it gums up the engine. Soon you couldn't find STP. What would your thoughts be on the use of additives??
Engine oil additives are excellent to use when: - your car is old with really high miles and nearing the inevitable...scrap yard! - your at that stage that experimenting with oil additives in your car doesn't bother you as you are planning to get a new(er) vehicle in the near future. - trying to fix a tick or oil consumption problem in the good ol' piece of crap because the $10.00 additive sure as hell is a lot cheaper than the mechanics hourly rate. Basically you don't need to use any additives with your engine oil, especially in newer vehicles, as oils these days already contain additives to keep your engine running tip top shape. The only thing you need to do is regularly maintain your car by having its oil change done at the scheduled intervals according to your owners manual. Most, if not all makes specifically state in the owners manual not to use any additives or flushes with the oil. Although, when my work van (200,000+ km) had a nasty lifter tick the my mechanic at that time would add a bottle of Lucas oil stabilizer with the oil change which made the engine whisper quiet and run like new. That routine lasted for another 100,000 km's before i sent it to the scrap yard.
Q: the question is, do they really work?i have seen them in various car shops,i have actually tried one ?18 i t was for 1 treatment it claimed reduce emmisions,stop smoke,more m.p.g. etc,etc,but i don,t think it made a blind bit of differenceis it just a rip off ????
id pour wisky in tank rather that fuel additive might even work better .

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