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Blowout

The rapid sale of all shares in a new securities offering. See: hot issue.

Blowout

A new issue of a security that is placed with investors almost immediately and with no difficulty because of high demand on the part of investors. A blowout may be a sign of a well-regarded company; it could also occur during a speculative bubble. See also: Hot Issue.

blowout

The nearly immediate sale of a new security issue because of great investor demand. See also hot issue.

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All four blowing agents yielded properties generally similar to HCFC-22 blown foam.

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Session 4 on foaming polyurethanes will include the following presentations: "HFC blowing agents for rigid insulation foams," Lotbar Zipfel and Christoph Meurer, Solvay Fluor, Germany; "Recent developments in the use of HFC-245fa blowing agent for rigid polyurethane foam," Saskia Walraedt, Honeywell, Belgium; "New developments in applications of methylal as blowing agent for rigid, flexible, integral skin and microcellular polyurethane foams," Michel Beaujean, Lambiotte & Cie, S.A., Belgium; "Pentane spray system: An effective and safe technology," Claudio Chittolini and Valentina Robles, Ediltec Srl, Italy; and "Cell structure and thermal conductivity of rigid polyurethane foams blown with cyclopentane in different molds," Aleksander Prociak, Cracow University of Technology, Poland.

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Figure 4 shows time snapshots of the calculated core blowing.

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Alternative blowing agent issues are said to dominate the discussion in the rigid foam construction market.

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Can produce up to 1600 bottles/hr per blowing station.

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Isothermally, at 191 [degrees]C for our study, a three min.-run is made in which the curing and blowing reactions are completed.

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Today's leading blowing agents include hydrofluorocarbons--mainly HFC-245fa ($4/lb) and, to a lesser extent, HFC-134a ($2/lb).

Polyurethanes: fine-tuning 'green' foams: with the switch to 'cleaner' blowing agents nearly complete, the priority now is tweaking foam formulations for optimal performance and cost

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Wyeth's process, which was patented May 15, 1973, involved molding a PET preform and then reheating, stretching, and blowing it into a bottle.

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Blowing a profile against a mold reportedly thins the walls in the ridges, exactly where more material is needed.