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Mail Inbox - Editorial November 2009
Once again the end of Penetrant Testing is at our hands' reach
November 2009
Our last month editorial brought us an unexpected number of emails from our readers the world over. Our readers live in more than 110 countries.
As an example we have been allowed to publish in its entirety, at the end of this editorial a point of view we received.
We were far from thinking that this topic would seem valuable to so many people to write about. We cannot publish all the messages we got and the answers we have sent.
We think it more useful to present a summary.
Mail Inbox - DPCNews 017
PT products for special applications (Follow-up)
October 2009
Many of our American friends read the papers that we wrote and published on our website. Quite often we even get support letters and some questions are asked.
We suggest you have a thorough look at the papers published on the monthly "The Penetrant Professor", address as following:
http://www.met-l-chek.com/pages/penetrant_professorpag.html
In its November 2009 issue there is a comment on our own DPCNewsletter #017 issued in October 2009 which deals with PT products for special applications.
Mail Inbox - DPCNews 011
The volatile organic compounds (VOC) and Penetrant Testing/Magnetic Testing (PT/MT)
April 2009
We received an email from a European reader, about the VOC and our DPCNewsletter n° 011.
It comes as follows (edited for clarification):
"Hello Patrick,
Just read your DPCNewsletter n°011 about VOC's, etc.
Are you aware there is already a new Directive 2004/42/CE replacing 1999/13/CE? The vapour pressure is no longer the basic but it is the initial boiling point: products boiling at less than 250°C (482°F) are VOC, while those with a higher initial boiling point are not.
Bye
T.D."
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