#Membrane Pressure Vessel

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[scientia-rex]

Wound Care

Ok so, take this with a BIG grain of salt, because I may be a medical doctor BUT you need to know how much wound care training we get in medical school: none. Zip. Zilch. There may be medical schools where you do, but mine wasn't a bozo factory and there was NO wound care training. Everything I know I learned from one of several sources: an intensive 2-day wound care course I did in residency (highly recommend), the local Home Health wound care nurse (highly recommend), a completely batshit insane old white male doctor who started our learning sessions by yelling Vietnam War stories at me (do not recommend), a hospital wound care nurse (highly recommend), and experience (oh god do not recommend).

The first thing you need to know is that wound healing varies dramatically across the course of a lifespan. Kids? Kids will heal. If they don't, get their ass to a pediatrician because there's something genetic going on. Young adults will heal. Middle-aged adults will heal. You know who doesn't heal for shit? The elderly, and people with severe illnesses, and people with uncontrolled type II diabetes.

Your body needs several things in order to heal. It needs macronutrients, so you need to be able to EAT protein, fat, and carbs. If you are on total parenteral nutrition, aka TPN, aka IV nutrition, you are going to be worse at healing. If you are starving yourself, you are going to be worse at healing. If your body is desperately funneling all the calories you take in to surviving your COPD or cancer, you are going to be worse at healing.

It also needs micronutrients. If your diet sucks, you won't heal. Take a multivitamin once in a while.

There are two CRITICAL skin components to healing: collagen and elastin. Guess what we stop making as we age. Promoting collagen isn't just good for "anti-aging," it's good for NOT ripping your skin apart. Taking oral collagen is probably bullshit because your body is going to have to disassemble it to get it across the intestinal membranes to absorb, but it's also harmless, and if your diet REALLY sucks, who knows. Give it a try. Collagen is made of amino acids; think protein.

Another absolutely crucial component is blood flow. As people age, they start to develop cholesterol plaques lining arteries that eventually pick up calcium deposits. This makes blood vessels less elastic, which is a problem, but eventually also blocks them off, which is a much bigger problem. If someone has the major blood flow to their feet decreased by 90% by arterial stenosis, they are not going to heal for shit AND their foot's gonna hurt.

One component of blood flow I hadn't thought about before going into medicine is fluid retention. The way your body works, blood exits the heart at a very high velocity, but slows to a crawl by the time it gets into capillaries, the smallest blood vessels in the body. Water is a very small molecule and can leave the blood vessel, especially if there aren't big, negatively-charged molecules like proteins like albumin in the blood vessels to hold the water there. And we're built for this--some water is supposed to leak out of our blood vessels when it gets to real little vessels. It gets taken back up by the lymphatic system and eventually dumped back into the bloodstream at the inferior vena cava. But if you aren't making albumin--for instance, in liver failure--you may leak a LOT of fluid into the tissue, so much that your legs get swollen, tight, the skin feeling woody and strange. This isn't fixable by drainage because the fluid is everywhere, not in a single pocket we can drain. And because it puts so much pressure on the tissues of the skin, it often results in ulcers. Congestive heart failure, liver failure, kidney failure--these are all common causes of severe edema, aka swelling due to fluid in the tissues. And they're a real bitch when it comes to wound care, because we have such limited resources for getting the fluid back out, which is a necessary first step to healing.

Pressure is another common cause of wounds. Pressure forces blood out of those little capillaries, so you starve the cells normally fed by those capillaries, and they die. It's called pressure necrosis. Very sick people who can't turn themselves over--people in the ICU, people in nursing homes--are especially prone to these wounds, as are people with limited sensation; pressure wounds are common in wheelchair users who have lost some feeling in the parts of their bodies that rub against those surfaces, or diabetics who don't notice a rock in their shoe.

So, if you're trying to treat wounds, the questions to ask are these:

Why did this wound happen?

-Was it pressure? If it's pressure, you have to offload the source of the pressure or else that wound will not heal. End of story. You can put the tears of a unicorn on that thing, if you don't offload the pressure it won't heal.

-Was it fluid? If it's fluid, you have get the fluid out of the issues or else it won't heal. You can sometimes do that with diuretics, medications that cause the body to dump water through the kidneys, but that's always threading a needle because you have to get someone to a state where they still have juuuuust enough fluid inside their blood vessels to keep their organs happy, while maintaining a very slight state of dehydration so the blood vessels suck water back in from the tissues. You can use compression stockings to squeeze fluid back into the vessels, but if they have arterial insufficiency and not just venous insufficiency, you can accidentally then cause pressure injury. The safest option is using gravity: prop the feet up above the level of the heart, wherever the heart is at, at that moment, and gravity will pull fluid back down out of the legs. Super boring though. Patients hate it. Not as much as they hate compression stockings.

-Was it a skin tear because the skin is very fragile? This is extremely common in the elderly, because they're not making collagen and elastin, necessary to repairing skin. If this is the case, make sure they're actually getting enough nutrition--as people get into their 80s and 90s, their appetites often change and diminish, especially if they're struggling with dementia. And think about just wrapping them in bubble wrap. Remove things with sharp edges from their environments. I have seen the WORST skin tears from solid wood or metal furniture with sharp edges. Get rid of throw rugs and other tripping hazards. I had somebody last week who tried to a clear a baby gate and damn near destroyed their artificial hip.

The next critical question: why isn't it healing?

-Are you getting enough nutrients? Both macro and micro?

-Are you elderly?

-Are you ill?

-Do you have a genetic disorder of collagen formation?

Fix why it's not healing and almost anything will heal. If you're diabetic, find a medication regimen that improves your sugars and stick to it. If you're anorexic, get treatment for your eating disorder. If you have congestive heart failure, work with your doctor on your fluid balance. Wear the damn pressure stockings. Prop up your feet.

If, after those two unskippable questions are done, you want to do something to the wound--apply a dressing, do a treatment--that's a whole other kettle of fish. I'll write that later. The dryer just sang me its little song and I need to put away the laundry.

[snadom]

Dragon Injury Reference

[More like speculation than ‘reference,’ but i did research for this. I always recommend doing your own research, too]

WINGS [Specifically webbed/bat wings] - Wings are FULL of blood vessels, and will probably bleed a surprising amount if cut or punctured. These sorts of injuries heal can without much treatment, even if a large amount of the wing membrane is missing - Fractures of the wing should be splinted, and put into a wing wrap/sling - A dragon missing a wing wouldn’t be able to fly again, except with an extremely advanced prosthetic. Lots of small movements. Also having to get used to the weight difference -An aesthetic prosthetic could still be used to combat lopsided-ness, but would be bigger and more unwieldy than other sorts of prosthetics

MISSING LIMBS - A three-legged dragon would be able to walk and run normally, once they get used to the shifted centre of mass and balancing on only three legs - Arthritis IS more common because of the extra pressure on the remaining joints. Would be worse for heavier dragons - Wings could probably be used to balance/support body, if they’re large enough to touch the ground - Missing just the tip of the tail probably wouldn’t affect much, but larger portions WOULD as that’s a lot of body mass to suddenly lose - Tails also help with balance when running and steering when flying, so a dragon might trouble getting used to the difference

HORNS - Horns are have a core of bone covered with a sheath of keratin, and never shed. They are difference from antlers, which are pure bone and do shed. - The tip of a horn is solid keratin, and will not bleed. Could be sanded or filed down for aesthetic purposes, but otherwise not a big concern - Closer to the base WILL bleed, and should be treated accordingly. - Horns will regrow over several months or a year, but closer to the base they may not regrow at all. Deformation upon regrowing is also common

MISC - Some reptiles can get Metabolic Bone Disease [MBD] from lack of sunlight/uvb.  This causes the bones to weaken, which increases the likelihood of fractures and can make the legs/tail/spine crooked, among other things. In WoF specifically, I head-canon Rainwings, Leafwings, and Sandwings are susceptible to this. - Scales over a healed injury may be smaller and irregular. Also takes a little bit for the scales to grow back in the first place - running out of juice for this but. something something infection of whatever organ produces fire/breath weapon. Think that’d be neat.

[spockanalia-archive]

Spockanalia #1: Physiologica Vulcanensis

By Sherna Comerford, Juanita Coulson, and Kay Anderson

Art by Sherna Comerford and DEA

by Sherna Comerford, Juanita Coulson, and Kay Anderson

The planet Vulcan is very different from Earth. By human standards, it is large, hot, and arid. The gravity is high, and the amount of light (and probably of other solar radiation) reaching the surface is extreme. Despite these non-Terran conditions, evolution on Vulcan has produced a sentient species which bears an astonishingly close resemblance to Homo sapiens. However, selective pressure has necessitated at least a minimal number of differences.

Although there is no evidence to confirm this, it is likely that Vulcans have a rather large amount of pigment in their skin. If this pigment were similar to melanin, they would have extremely dark complexions. However, the color of their pigment is actually quite similar to the shade of human caucasian flesh color. Such a light-colored pigment would be useful in protecting the underlying tissues from solar radiation, as melanin does in humans. The light pigment would reflect, rather than absorb, much of this radiation—a decided advantage with a sun as bright as theirs.

The pigment would also mask, wholly or partially, the decided green cast which the unpigmented skin would necessarily have. (Vulcan blood is green. This will be discussed in more detail.) An interesting corollary of a light skin pigment (as opposed to light skin from lack of pigment) is that exposure to sunlight would cause one to become lighter and lighter, in contrast to the human characteristic of sun-tanning.

Another physiological difference dictated by obvious environmental difference is the presence in the eye of a nictitating membrane. This membrane filters the very bright light of the Vulcan sun, but, when withdrawn, allows the eye to be sensitive to dimmer light.

Since their natural environment is comparatively hot, it is likely that Vulcans do not tolerate cold as well as humans do. This may be partially the result of an anatomy which allows comparatively poor circulation to the extremities. In addition, their basal metabolism is probably lower than ours.

Vulcans have a very high pulse rate (well over 200 beats per minute) and a consequently low blood pressure, probably on the order of 30 or 40 mm Hg at systole. Pulse pressure would have to be low to avoid the wear and tear on the arteries that would occur if the blood pressure fell low at diastole, then rose precipitously at systole. With a diastolic pressure of less than 20 mm, the blood would become so stagnant that it would begin either to thrombose or to pool and seep out of the blood vessels.

An organism with this combination of high heart rate and low blood pressure would probably require blood vessels of very large diameter to ensure adequate circulation. The one subject available for observation (upon observation of whom are based all theories contained herein) does show externally prominent patterns of veination. However, such patterns can be found on some humans, and great care must be taken in generalizing from a single subject.

Whether or not Vulcans have larger blood vessels than humans, the extreme rapidity of the heartbeat would require that their pulse be too rapid to be discernible as more than a faint thrill at the pulse point (if it can be felt at all). Doctors should note that this, in combination with the probable low respiration rate, could make it very difficult to determine quickly whether a Vulcan in coma were in fact dead or alive.

It is possible that Vulcans have a double heart, with separate circulation to the lungs, rather than the system found in humans, where the same pump is used for pulmonary and general body circulation. If this second heart beat asynchronously with the first, and if both beats contribute to the pulse, the extreme rapidity of the pulse would be accounted for. Otherwise, it is so high that even when one considers the low blood pressure, it is difficult to believe. With a double heart of this type, the pulse in the extremities might be slow enough to be discernible. (Appended to this article is another proposed model of the Vulcan heart, somewhat different from the one described here.)

It is also interesting to note that observations made of the behaviour of the subject (and of his doctor) imply that the major portion of the Vulcan heart is on the right side of the chest, and displaced, perhaps drastically, from its position in humans. In fact, it seems likely that their gross internal anatomy is quite different in arrangement from that of Homo sapiens.

The higher gravity of Vulcan produced a species which is much stronger than Homo sapiens. Observations of the one subject available shows that he has a slow, very fluid manner of moving in Earth-normal gravity (although the subject has also proven capable of great speed and agility when the need arises.) However, his movements, postures, and style of fighting give rise to the idea that to explain these characteristics, one must look further than a mere difference in gravity.

The interesting theory has arisen that the sentient species of Vulcan has an ancestry which is far more feline than simian. It is, of course, difficult to distinguish between cultural and genetic influences in these matters, but the following points are offered in evidence. Historically, Vulcans are known to have been a very fierce and warlike race, which suggests a carnivorous (or at least omnivorous) ancestry. The subject, Commander Spock, First Officer of the Starship Enterprise, has himself stated that some Vulcans are known to be predators (although at the present time, this is rare). The subject has extremely keen hearing and eyesight. He dislikes being restrained physically. In combat, he moves quietly and rapidly. He avoids direct hand-to-hand fighting, and prefers to sneak and pounce, dispatching his opponents with a very effective nerve grip, rather than a blow of the fist. (This nerve squeeze definitely requires further investigation. The fact that the technique has not been taught to the Captain and the human crew implies that Vulcan strength, or some other peculiarly Vulcan ability, may be required in applying it.)

The subject is clumsy in using his fists, and in making any punching attack-motion with his arms. He swings his arms like flails, rather than employing the jabbing and crossing a skilled human would use in fighting. In one instance, when he attacked in the manner of a fist-fighter, he missed his opponent altogether. With untypical clumsiness, he bashed his hand into the nearby wall. He then opened his hand into a claw, got a handful of his opponent's shirt, and threw him. This is not the only known instance of his throwing opponents about, rather than striking them with closed fists. It is a technique which seems analogous to a cat's batting an object around a room, rather than striking a single, telling blow.

Vulcans have non-feline traits, too. The most obvious, of course, is their rejection of the sensual. This, however, is clearly a cultural matter, and its physiological basis cannot, at present, be determined. It would be a mistake to regard the shape of the Vulcan pinnae as evidence of a feline ancestry. They much more resemble the flat, immobile simian ear.

It is hoped that the problem of Vulcan ancestry may be cleared up in the future, through the laudable efforts of the Eugene Roddenberry Foundation for Vulcan Studies.

The external similarities between Vulcans and humans are an example of convergent evolution. A characteristic of this phenomenon is a greater internal difference than is suggested by outward appearance. Although Vulcans (who, for cultural and/or biochemical reasons, are vegetarians) can eat human food, their chemistry is decidedly different from ours. One amusing proof is their (claimed) inability to derive from alcohol any effect of the type manifested by humans. (One must not, of course, discount the probability that they have their own wide range of stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens, and so forth, whether or not they choose to make use of them).

Vulcan blood salts do not include sodium chloride. This implies a profoundly different system for the transmission of nerve impulses (to name just one necessary consequence). In Terran animals, nerve impulses are transmitted by a wave of depolarization of the membrane of the nerve cell. This depolarization (and subsequent repolarization) involves a shifting of ions across the membrane. In this shifting, an integral part is played by the sodium ion.

The Vulcan blood pigment itself is green. This pigment is not necessarily the oxygen carrier, as it is in Terran species. Haemoglobin, however, could not be present in any meaningful amount, or the blood would appear brownish or olive grey. It is possible that there is a green compound related to haemoglobin, which has the property of being an extremely efficient oxygen carrier. (Vulcan blood is superior to human blood in this respect.) However, it is more likely that an entirely different molecule is used.

The difference in Vulcan blood chemistry leads to an interesting question. The subject under discussion is actually a Vulcan-human hybrid. One wonders how a human female could carry a half-Vulcan foetus (one possessing such non-human chemistry). It seems likely that her own body chemistry would cause her to abort the anomaly quickly—probably even before implantation of the embryo could occur. Although it has not been possible to question the subject on this matter, it seems likely that he was gestated in vitro rather than in vivo, despite a rumor to the contrary.

Far more profound than the question of gestation, or even of fertilization, is the problem of the compatibility of human-Vulcan genetic materials. It is truly incredible that species from two entirely different evolutionary lines should be able, physically or chemically, to produce viable offspring. Since this clearly has happened, one must seek in amazement for the mechanism.

Two possibilities present themselves. One is that somehow the familiar double helix of DNA has evolved on Vulcan, producing an organically and biochemically different animal, and yet having the millions of atomic details necessary for it to combine with the version of DNA found in Homo sapiens. The other possibility is that Vulcan genes (or rather, reproductive units) are very different from ours, but so constituted that they can combine with ours in a way very different from the way that ours normally combine. If this is the case, it is purely fortuitous! Vulcan genes would have to be unable to so combine with other genes in their own evolutionary lines, or speciation would not have taken place, and there would be no multi-cellular Vulcan organisms (assuming that Vulcan life is cellular in nature).

It is very definitely possible that the subject is stronger and healthier than either parent species, although there is no necessary reason for the (non-universal) principle of hybrid vigor to apply here. On the other hand, it is almost certain that the subject exhibits the phenomenon known as hybrid sterility. At this writing, the probability of his fertility seems almost as low as the vanishingly low probability of his genetic existence.

That the subject is sterile, at least to Vulcans, may also be inferred from sociological evidence. The Vulcans have put many generations of effort to the breeding of their species in a carefully chosen direction. The subject's father may have been willing to remove his own genes from the Vulcan genetic pool (although he probably could have contributed to a bank for artificial insemination) but he probably would not have committed the illogical and criminal act of introducing the genes of a physically and (from his point of view) mentally inferior species into the carefully cultivated Vulcan gene pool via a hybrid offspring. First generation hybrids may well be superior to both parent species in some respects, but it seems likely that no Vulcan would plan to produce one unless he knew the greater harm would not occur.

On the subject of Vulcan reproduction, mention must be made of an as yet unsubstantiated rumor. Vulcan men are reputed to have a seven year sexual cycle. They are required to experience sex at least once during the cycle, and the biological penalty for failure is death. If this is true, it would appear to be a result, wholly or in part, of the efforts of the Vulcan Genetic Control Board to prevent lack of emotion from causing the species to die out.

Before the physiological basis for this cycle can be discussed (beyond labelling it a long-term circadian rhythm), many questions must be answered. Is the statement accurate as it stands? If so, can Vulcan men reproduce at any time during the cycle, or only at the seven-year high? (The latter would seem very illogical and anti-survival, but it may act as a control of excess reproduction.) If sex is experienced in the middle of the cycle, does the cycle re-set or must sex occur every seventh year regardless? Do all Vulcan men reach their peak together, producing seventh year waves of children, or, as seems more likely, does the individual cycle set itself at puberty? What are the physiological and behavioral symptoms of the high point of the cycle?

Do Vulcan women have a similar cycle? (If it is culturally necessary in the men, it should also be necessary in the women.) If so, is it also a seven-year cycle, or is it shorter, to take better advantage of the period of greatest physical ability to withstand the strain of child-bearing?

It should be noted here that the presence of this mechanism in the subject in question need have no bearing on his previously discussed fertility, as there is no necessary connection between hormonal state and genetic vigor.

It is unfortunate that so many questions of Vulcan physiology must remain unanswered. The subject is fascinating (indeed, it has kept the ship's chief medical officer extremely busy, since he must minister to the medical needs of two very different species.) Investigation into these problems had been intended. However, the investigator unwisely chose to begin with a subject she found of particular personal interest. When she questioned the subject (the investigation concerned the question: Are Vulcan ticklish?), the subject regarded her interest as "Totally illogical," and claimed that Vulcans had shed such useless reflexes long ago.

In the true spirit of scientific investigation, the experimenter attempted to verify this. She reports that she experienced a sudden loss of consciousness. She awakened "alone, and with a very stiff shoulder," and thus found it necessary to curtail any further inquiries.

Note: With the help and guidance of Open Doors, we digitized the first volume of Spockanalia and imported it to AO3, which you can view here. In order to meet AO3's terms of service, some of the content was edited or removed. The full version of the zine is preserved on this blog. The masterpost is here.

[heparolia]

I think a wayne’s first few days would be so weird waking up from like a year long pupation with a completely different body and actual consciousness. They’re pretty well developed by the time they come out but still need a while to settle into their bodies. They sleep a lot through the first 48 hours since eclosion is so exhausting and having to generate their own heat is even more draining. When they’re up and about, learning to walk is relatively easy, but it takes a long time to get used to using their hands. It’s not uncommon for them to only develop enough dexterity to hold things in a fist.

Teneral waynes are also easily distinguished by their light coloration and tendency to look pretty beat up. Pink/brown staining that kind of looks like blood but isn’t can accumulate around the eyes, nose, and mouth as a result of increased production of lacrimal secretions which flushes pupal porphyrin out and keeps the mucous membranes wet as they learn to blink and breathe properly. Random bruising is also common in the first week or two as their blood vessels haven’t gotten used to the increased flow, so exercise or external pressure or simply moving the wrong way can cause them to burst and leak easily. Some waynes can even develop bloody scleras after something as simple as turning their heads too fast. It’s very rarely painful or dangerous, but it can definitely look alarming to outsiders. After a month, virtually all of their physical issues will have resolved

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Bacterial toxins can compromise blood vessels' leakiness affecting blood pressure. This study reveals that blood vessel lining cells' membranes, under the control of proteins called caveolin-1 and cavin1, stiffen to regulate the leakiness via tunnels called transendothelial cell macroapertures

Read the published the research article here

Video from work by Camille Morel and colleagues

Institut Pasteur, Université Paris Cité, CNRS UMR6047, Inserm U1306, Unité des Toxines Bactériennes, Département de Microbiologie, Paris, France

Video originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Published in eLife, March 2024

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[sonohban]

Oh this is something I'm awfully excited to ask you but I keep on forgetting!! But anyway, if you'll create an alien race based on bugs in dragon ball how would you go about it? Like what would be the most important detail do you think they should have? (I want to ask you about specifics of that race too but I don't want to pressure you on answering since I'm sure that would be long. Just an idea of what an alien bug race can be would be awesome!)

THIS IS SUCH A GREAT QUESTION..... because it makes me think so hard i can't think of anything conclusively :') first up is- would this insect race be one species? one family? one order? or just a mix of all different kinds? there's literally around a million insect species and almost 30 orders that are INCREDIBLY diverse in form. i don't want to paste every single example here but here's just the silhouettes to give you an idea!!

(deep longing sigh, a graphic from one of my favorite papers by misof et al. 2014)

but also i could just. make up a new bug entirely?? 😳 like just smash together my favorite characteristics from across the insect world... what sounds good to me atm is cool wings (i like plain membranous more than the scaly wings of butterflies/moths, you can get cool patterns with them too), the general horse shape of a mantis/snakefly and sound producing organs (insects make noises in different ways! crickets stridulate by rubbing their wings together, cicadas expand/contract their tymbals, hissing roaches compress air through their spiracles). i like the idea of insects singing to communicate, it's pretty much only to attract mates or scare predators but i think it's a generally romantic idea :'3 i also think it's cool to consider aspects of physiology, like insects have an open circulatory system (their organs are bathed in hemolymph instead of supplied by vessels), they have a more decentralized nervous system (can still get around despite lots of their body missing), they can overwinter, among other things. oh i think i'd also like them to be holometabolous (larva>pupa>adult rather than a nymph that gradually sheds into its adult form) because i want to see proud parents holding their cute little worm babies :3c

in terms of dragon ball i can say what i won't do- toriyama i'm making a callout post on tumblr dot com- there are insects other than cicadas (although i LOVE cicadas) but i am tired of these things

it is a real structure found among the true bugs (order hemiptera, includes aphids, leafhoppers, cicadas, etc.) called a cibarium which basically houses the big muscles the herbivorous members use to suck up plant juices. SUCK, you say?? yeah these things don't have chewing mouthparts so shut your weird beak mouth, cell. you're supposed to be sucking up people with that instead. their mouths have been modified into straw things called a rostrum which you can barely see under the cibarium of that cicada. if i had to make an alien race based off these kinds of bugs, their mouths would remain rostra and i'd definitely have them communicate through sound production only. that would be hella cool.

(also while we're on the cell callout train, cell's wings are based off the shell of a beetle which are technically called elytra but THERE'S ALSO SUPPOSED TO BE MEMBRANOUS NORMAL WINGS UNDERNEATH! insects typically have two pairs of wings and the shell of a beetle is just the hardened first pair.)

hehe sorry that went on for a bit. take some bonus doodles that this inspired although i wouldn't consider these examples of a sentient alien race. i really like snakeflies and think they're adorable OTL

[bloodyquillink-blog]

Was reading a thing (totally not a Simon “Ghost” Riley smut drabble) when a very specific line caught my eye. Something about a silver laced tongue. Which got me thinking about “Like That” and that one line “talking with braces on your tongue, just to provoke my combat”. According to collinsdictionary.com, a silver-tongued person is “very skillful at persuading people to believe what they say or to do what they want them to do”.

Small note: braces(the metal bits) *can* have silver or silver alloys within them, some do, some don’t according to doctor internet.

I like to imagine that with the rest of the lyrics “Push down into membranes and layers, creating a slow dissection, I stumble into your tar trap, an addition to your collection” it’s a way of saying Vessel was basically picked apart to be used by this person who he probably couldn’t separate himself from because they knew him too well, inside and out. He could be used like a puppet to suit the needs of this person. “Turn me into your mannequin and I’ll turn you into my puppet queen��.

Another interesting thing is how he said tar trap. Maybe I’m looking to far into it, but usually when you hear about tar, you’d say tar pit to reference it but this could be another thing about how he was trapped in this relationship.

According to wikipedia:

Tar is made of asphalt

Tar/asphalt forms in the presence of oil

Oil is made when decayed organic matter is under pressure underground

“Tar pits form above oil reserves, and these deposits are often found in anticlinal traps.”

A trap is “a geological structure affecting the reservoir rock and caprock of a petroleum system allowing the accumulation of hydrocarbons in a reservoir”. Hydrocarbons play a part in creating the tar/tar traps if I’m understanding correctly.

In La Brea tar pits, an extremophile bacteria called purple sulfur bacteria was found(this is not the only bacteria but it was the most common one found I believe).

The bacteria requires a “reducing agent” which is when an electron is “donated” by a chemical species. The bacteria tend to use sulfur, apparently in the form of sulfides (“sulfur on your breath, granite in my chest”).

I’m overthinking with this, probably, but for once, the overthinking is making me happy so it’s fine.

Links:

Tar pit wikipedia

geological trap wikipedia

purple sulfur bacteria wikipedia

[saunne]

WIP - It's Vampire Time (2)

(randoms blood facts I searched and found for worldbuilding purpose)

There is a lot of blood disorders, cancerous and non-cancerous. It can concern red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. Anemias, which can be acquired or inherited, are the most common blood disorders affecting the red blood cells. Blood-clotting and bleeding disorders are two ends of a spectrum and mainly concern platelets and clotting factors. For white blood cells, it's mostly proliferative disorders (too many) and leukopenias (not enough).

There are actually 40 blood group classification groups, the best known being ABO, Rhesus and Kell. Some are based on antigens, others on specific proteins and glycoproteins, some on membranes...

In France, a blood group is considered rare if fewer than 4 people out of 1000 have it and there are no other compatible blood groups for transfusing these patients. There are around 250 rare groups identified, which would affect around 700,000 people.

There is a blood group, hh also known as "Bombay" which affects one person in 1 million in Europe and whose only compatible blood is Bombay group blood. "Bombay" groups appear in testing as group O people, but receiving O blood can cause them to have acute hemolytic crises.

The body contains 4 to 5 liters of blood. Blood loss is considered serious from a third of the total volume of blood, i.e. between 1.3 and 1.6 liters. It can be fatal from half of the total volume (death by exsanguination).

The volume of blood collected per donation is between 400 ml and 500 ml. It is less than or equal to 13% of the blood volume estimated from the weight and height of the donor.

The blood in the arteries, except the pulmonary arteries, is oxygen-rich blood. The blood in the veins, on the other hand, is blood poor in oxygen. The arteries leave the heart while the veins go there, which causes the flow to be at a higher pressure in the arteries, which are therefore wider than the veins. A wound affecting the arteries is more likely to be quickly fatal given the blood flow.

To feed by biting, the most accessible blood vessels are :

external carotid artery (neck)

jugular veins (neck)

brachial artery (arm)

ulnar artery (arm)

radial artery (arm)

cephalic vein (arm)

cubital median vein (arm)

basilic vein (arm)

femoral artery (leg)

great saphenous vein (leg)

little saphenous vein (leg)

Blood in itself has little nutritional value. It is 98% water, and although it has proteins, lipids and minerals, they are present in very small quantities.

Normal human red blood cells have an average life span of about 120 days in the circulation, i.e around 4 months.

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“Mandy Roe”, 28 (USA 2003–2007)

The unidentified woman known as Mandy Roe was 28 when she and her child were killed.

Mandy’s story is especially sad. She was likely pressured into the abortion, possibly led to believe that she had no choice. She suffered from health issues which were under ongoing treatment (hypothyroidism and a seizure disorder). She was medicated with carbamazepine and levothyroxine, but then discovered that she was pregnant.

Mandy’s child was diagnosed with “morphological anomalies”. Many parents of disabled children diagnosed in utero report being pressured and coerced into abortion, and this coercion is deadly.

After receiving her child’s diagnosis, Mandy ended up at an abortion facility. She was 19 weeks pregnant when laminaria dilators were inserted for a second-trimester abortion.

The abortion facility sent Mandy home until the next morning, when she was admitted to a hospital. The abortion was done by vaginal administration of misoprostol. Both this and laminaria dilators have been linked to severe infections when used this way for abortions.

Mandy was given vaginally administered misoprostol every 6 hours, starting the morning after the laminaria were inserted. After the second dose, the amniotic membranes were ruptured. Three hours after the rupture, Mandy told hospital staff that she was feeling warm and started shaking and having chills. Despite these reactions, the abortionist continued to insert even more misoprostol.

After the third dose of misoprostol (now totaling 1200 mcg in a single day), Mandy’s symptoms were noticeably worse. She suffered from hypotension and had trouble breathing. Mandy developed a fever and was in pain. This is not surprising considering that she was suffering from tachycardia, vaginal bleeding and pitting edema of the extremities. In less than an hour her breathing became even worse and she developed pulmonary edema.

A fourth dose of 400 more mcg of misoprostol was administered. Mandy suffered from hemolysis and over the next few hours her breathing became so impaired that she had to be put on mechanical ventilation. She went into cardiopulmonary arrest and despite CPR, she didn’t survive. Mandy died less than two days after her appointment at the abortion facility.

Mandy’s autopsy was horrifying. She had rapidly developed necrotizing endomyometritis— literally rotting from the inside. She also had diffuse subcutaneous edema, serosanguinous pleural effusions and ascites and gram-positive rods consistent with Clostridium perfringens infection. The vessels of her lungs contained fibrin thrombi. The placenta was diffusely necrotic. Poor Mandy was told that abortion was safe and legal, but against all of these side effects, she didn’t stand a chance at survival.

(Mandy is Patient 1)

(If you know who Mandy is and would like to help share her story, feel free to DM me.)

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Everything You Need to Know About RO With The Goodness of Copper

Water purifiers have become a must-have for quality water in homes. Though they primarily purify drinking water and make it healthy, they also have other effective functions. Connect with the best water purifier company, Siliguri, for an advanced RO water purifier with copper benefits.

One of the essential components of keeping up a healthy lifestyle is water filtration. Among the various purification methods available, the Reverse Osmosis, popularly known as RO, systemhas become widely famous because ofits effectiveness in removing impurities from your drinking water.

But what if you could get further benefits from advanced RO systems? Get the maximum benefit of drinking healthier water with both advanced purification technology and the goodness of copper in one RO water purifier solution. You can contact the top water purifier dealers in Siliguri.

Here’s What You Need to Know about Reverse Osmosis (RO) and How It Works

Reverse Osmosis is one of the water purification processes that can effectively remove unwanted substances from your drinking water. This water filtration process uses a semi-permeable membrane to filter out impurities, contaminants, and dissolved solids from water you and your loved ones drink.

In areas with hard water where drinking water has high Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), and heavy metal contamination, RO water treatment works very well.Let’s learn how it works:

Pre-Filtration. There is a process installedthat successfully removes larger particles from your drinking water like dirt, sediments, and chlorine. These harmful particles in water can damage the quality of water to a great extent.

RO Membrane Filtration.In the RO technique, water is forced to go through the RO membrane, where dissolved salts, heavy metals, and other impurities in water are well filtered out. After that, pure water molecules pass through, and water is now left with no contaminants.

Post-Filtration. Here is the final stage in which water is purified once last time, removing all remaining odors or metallic or bad tastes. Now, you gethealthier, cleaner, and more fresh-tasting drinking water.

Why Install Copper to RO Water Purifiers in Home?

Copper is known for its health benefits and has been in use for centuries for its health benefits. Storing drinking water in copper vessels has been a common practice in India and other countries as well. Avail of copper-installed RO purifier from the best water purifier company in Siliguri.

This practice is thought to improve the water's therapeutic qualities and cleanse it. By adding copper to RO-purified water, advanced water filtration systems have managed to bring this age-old health benefits to your home.

Let us talk about the benefits of using copper in RO water filtration:

Copper has the ability to kill harmful bacteria, viruses, and fungi, making drinking waterwell-purified. Thus, helping reduce the risk of waterborne diseases.

Drinking water infused with copper can boost your digestion and boost your immune system as it stimulates the production of new cells.

Copper water can make your skin healthier as it is vital for the synthesis of melanin. Also, it can help delay aging, and reduce fine lines.

Copper may support heart health as it can help regulate blood pressure, heart rate, and cholesterol levels.

By installing copper with RO water purification technology, you get purified water with the advantages of copper for your overall well-being.

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Find The Best Commercial RO Plant Manufacturer In Faridabad ?

A leading firm always provides a large selection of commercial or industrial RO plants, water treatment plants, wastewater treatment plants, & demineralization plants. The top manufacturer, supplier, & exporter of commercial RO plant in Faridabad is Netsol Water.

Process of Osmosis occurring in these RO Plant

The Reverse Osmosis is the technical process in which a solvent is driven over a thin, permeable membrane under pressure & moved across a region of high liquid concentration to one with low solute concentration by exerting pressure greater than the osmotic level of pressure. This RO membrane is semi-permeable, in which that solute cannot pass through it but solvent can easily but under certain pressure.

Assume as well as visualize a semi-permeable membrane with fresh water on one side & a saturated liquid solution on the other. Freshwater will permeate or penetrate the membrane and dilute the concentrated solution if normal osmosis occurs. Pressure is additionally employed in an RO system to force just the water molecules past a thin, permeable membrane that separates a solution with a high concentration of contaminants as well as into the pure, clean water chamber.

Commercial RO plant manufacturer in Faridabad like Netsol Water Manufacturing RO Plants

The Commercial RO, one of our best-selling items, is regularly available in regular versions. Activated carbon filters, multimedia filters, UV disinfectants, water stabilizers, & anti-scalant injecting systems are additional options for these RO systems.

When an RO is in operation, the source feed water is divided into two distinct watercourses: one for rejected water & the other for the pure water that is generated. The product water is reduced TDS-treated water. Reject or rejected water is another name for condensed water. It has to be flushed, emptied, or utilized for gardening.

The commercial RO plant manufacturer in Faridabad designs RO plants to function properly.

This treatment system's structure is made up of constructed RO Modules set atop a sturdy movable skid. Pressure tubes, or fiber-reinforced polymeric pressure vessels with a high-pressure rating, are installed on a skid that has a row of spirally-winded membrane parts inside. The treated water is collected in the central core tube after high-pressure filtered water is first added to the pressure vessel. Each membrane's treated water is gathered & released into a single output water storage tank.

To guarantee the treatment system operates safely, the panel has the following instruments such as Feed & Reject Pressure Gauge which illustrates the RO Plant system's pressure, Feed & Reject Flow Indicator that Displays the commercial RO plant's flow, TDS meter which is Designed to calculate TDS in both treated & raw water, Controlling High Feed Pressure with switch system when there is a high feed pressure then high pressure switch trips to stop high pressure accumulation, & then thereby systems finally generates water more purer. They eliminate impurities & salts. It also can get rid of microbes.

Main Features or Characteristics of the Commercial RO Plants manufactured by the Commercial RO Plant Manufacturer like Netsol Water.

The frame which is coated with powder, 

fine-level micron sediment pre-filters, 

A stainless-steel Multistage high-pressure pump, 

Fiberglass pressure vessel, 

Flow measuring meters for output& rejecting water,

High- & low-pressure pressure switches, 

TFC (Thin Film Composite) membranes with high-rejection, 

High graded pipe tubes that can sustain High-pressure, are the main characteristics of such commercial RO plants.

Commercial RO plants manufactured in the Netsol Water’s Plants unit can be observed of variety of flow ranges that are ranging between 50 LPH to 10,000 LPH.

What are the advantages of setting up Netsol Water's commercial RO plants?

Reduced risk of water contamination

Our RO Plant system produces less hazardous water. Since the following procedure in an RO doesn't include the implementation of any harmful chemicals. RO water treating plants have been operating without any risk of such hazards like contamination & causing water borne diseases.

Appropriate elimination of contaminants

RO gathers & effectively removes impurities along with other contaminants. Because pollutants are effectively removed from the mains water supply by the RO plant system, clean chemical water is not dumped into the sewers. The membrane readily retains contaminants without the need for ion exchange, resins of any kind, or additional elements.

Basic & straightforward discharge procedure

Because pollutants may be quickly & appropriately removed without requiring the application of chemicals, the discharge procedure is simple. Untreated chemicals that are discharged into the environment usually have a big effect on the ecosystem. It is easier to dispose of RO treatment wastewater without additional treatment because it causes the least amount of harm.

Conclusion

Here, Netsol Water is a well-known for its efforts in designing, & selling water treatment plants which makes it the sole leading commercial RO plant manufacturer in Faridabad. Netsol Water govern & lead this water treatment industries because of our best as well as advanced level of technology at a reasonable pricing.

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Kirkland Signature Krill Oil 500 mg – 160 Softgels: Premium Omega-3 for Heart, Joint, and Brain Health with Superior Absorption

Kirkland Signature Krill Oil 500 mg is a high-quality omega-3 supplement that provides essential fatty acids to support heart health, joint function, brain wellness, and overall vitality. Each bottle contains 160 softgels, offering a long-lasting supply of pure Antarctic krill oil, which is renowned for its superior absorption and bioavailability compared to traditional fish oil. Packed with EPA and DHA, the two most beneficial omega-3 fatty acids, along with the powerful antioxidant astaxanthin, Kirkland Signature Krill Oil delivers comprehensive support for your cardiovascular system, cognitive health, and inflammation management. Experience the difference of krill oil and enjoy the benefits of a pure and potent omega-3 supplement designed to fit seamlessly into your daily routine.

The Power of Krill Oil: A Superior Source of Omega-3 Fatty Acids

Krill oil is derived from tiny crustaceans called krill, which are harvested from the pristine waters of the Antarctic. What makes krill oil unique is its molecular structure, where omega-3 fatty acids are bound to phospholipids, enhancing their absorption and effectiveness in the body. This phospholipid-bound structure allows the EPA and DHA in krill oil to be more readily incorporated into cell membranes, leading to quicker and more efficient delivery of these essential nutrients.

Kirkland Signature Krill Oil is formulated to provide a pure, sustainable source of omega-3s, offering enhanced health benefits that go beyond what traditional fish oils can deliver.

Supports Heart Health and Cholesterol Balance

Omega-3 fatty acids are well-known for their positive impact on cardiovascular health. EPA and DHA in krill oil work together to support healthy cholesterol levels, reduce triglycerides, and promote normal blood pressure. These fatty acids help maintain the flexibility of your arteries, improve circulation, and reduce inflammation in the blood vessels, all of which are crucial for heart health.

Kirkland Signature Krill Oil’s potent formula ensures that your heart receives the protection it needs, reducing the risk of cardiovascular issues and helping you maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Promotes Joint Comfort and Flexibility

Krill oil's powerful anti-inflammatory properties make it an excellent supplement for promoting joint health and reducing discomfort associated with arthritis or other inflammatory conditions. The unique omega-3s in krill oil can help decrease joint pain, stiffness, and swelling, enhancing mobility and overall joint function. Whether you're an athlete looking to support your joints or someone who experiences occasional discomfort, Kirkland Signature Krill Oil provides a natural way to improve joint comfort and flexibility.

Enhances Brain Health and Cognitive Function

DHA is a critical component of brain cells, playing a key role in maintaining cognitive function, memory, and overall brain health. Regular intake of omega-3s from krill oil supports mental clarity, focus, and may even reduce the risk of age-related cognitive decline. The presence of astaxanthin, a powerful antioxidant, in krill oil also protects brain cells from oxidative stress, further supporting cognitive health.

Kirkland Signature Krill Oil helps you stay sharp, focused, and mentally agile, making it a great supplement for both young adults and seniors looking to boost brain health.

Powerful Antioxidant Protection with Astaxanthin

Astaxanthin is a naturally occurring antioxidant found in krill oil that offers protection against free radicals and oxidative stress. This potent antioxidant helps combat the effects of environmental damage, aging, and inflammation, supporting your body's defense systems. Astaxanthin is also believed to contribute to eye health, skin protection, and immune function, providing a wide range of health benefits beyond what is typically found in standard omega-3 supplements.

No Fishy Aftertaste or Digestive Discomfort

One of the most common issues with fish oil supplements is the unpleasant fishy aftertaste and digestive discomfort they can cause. Kirkland Signature Krill Oil softgels are designed to eliminate these problems, providing a clean, fresh taste without the fishy burps. The phospholipid form of omega-3s in krill oil also enhances its digestibility, making it gentler on your stomach compared to regular fish oil.

This makes Kirkland Signature Krill Oil an ideal choice for those who want the benefits of omega-3s without the drawbacks often associated with fish oil.

Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Harvesting

Kirkland Signature is committed to sustainability, ensuring that its krill oil is harvested from eco-friendly sources in the Antarctic waters. The krill population is abundant, and the harvesting practices are regulated to protect marine life and maintain the ecological balance of the oceans. Choosing Kirkland Signature Krill Oil means you are supporting sustainable practices that prioritize both your health and the health of our planet.

Easy-to-Swallow Softgels for Daily Convenience

Each softgel of Kirkland Signature Krill Oil is designed for ease of use, making it simple to integrate into your daily wellness routine. With 160 softgels per bottle, you have a generous supply to support your heart, brain, and joint health for months. The recommended daily dosage provides all the benefits of krill oil without requiring multiple pills, ensuring you get the essential nutrients your body needs in a single serving.

Who Can Benefit from Kirkland Signature Krill Oil?

Kirkland Signature Krill Oil is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their overall health, particularly those interested in supporting their heart, joints, and cognitive functions. It's also an excellent choice for individuals who are concerned about inflammation, oxidative stress, and maintaining a healthy lipid profile. Whether you’re an athlete, a busy professional, or someone focused on long-term wellness, this krill oil supplement provides comprehensive support to help you achieve your health goals.

Quality You Can Trust from Kirkland Signature

Kirkland Signature is known for its dedication to quality and consistency. Each batch of krill oil is rigorously tested to ensure purity, potency, and freshness. This commitment to excellence means you can trust that Kirkland Signature Krill Oil delivers a premium omega-3 supplement that meets the highest standards of safety and effectiveness.

Conclusion

Kirkland Signature Krill Oil 500 mg softgels provide a superior source of omega-3 fatty acids that support heart health, joint comfort, brain function, and overall vitality. With 160 easy-to-swallow softgels and the added benefits of astaxanthin for antioxidant protection, this krill oil supplement is designed to deliver maximum health benefits with superior absorption and no fishy aftertaste. Trust Kirkland Signature to offer a sustainably sourced, high-quality product that helps you take your health to the next level. Whether you’re looking to boost your energy, reduce inflammation, or protect your heart and brain, Kirkland Signature Krill Oil is the natural choice for a healthier, more vibrant life.

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From Oil and Gas to Food Processing The Critical Role of Pressure Vessels

From Oil and Gas to Food Processing The Critical Role of Pressure Vessels

In various industrial applications, pressure vessels play an essential role in safely storing and processing fluids under high pressure. These specialized containers are pivotal in several industries, including oil and gas, chemical manufacturing, and food processing. Their ability to withstand extreme pressure and temperature conditions while ensuring safety and efficiency makes them indispensable in modern production processes.

Understanding Pressure Vessels

Pressure vessels are designed to contain gases or liquids at pressures significantly different from the ambient pressure. They are engineered to handle high-pressure conditions, providing safe storage and processing capabilities. Common materials for constructing pressure vessels include carbon steel, stainless steel, and specialized alloys, chosen for their strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion.

As a leading storage tank manufacturer in China. At Shijiazhuang Zhengzhong Technology Co., Ltd., we excel in providing high-quality bolted steel tanks tailored for the diverse needs of fish farming. Our extensive range of bolted steel tanks includes Glass-Fused-to-Steel (GFS) tanks, fusion bonded epoxy tanks, stainless steel tanks, and galvanized steel tanks, each designed to offer exceptional durability, efficiency, and adaptability for aquaculture applications.

Configuration of Customized Storage Tanks

Storage tanks

Volume

Roofs

Application

Design Requirements

GFS Tanks

SS Tanks

Fusion Bonded Epoxy Tanks

Galvanized Steel Tanks

Welded Steel Tanks

<1000m³

1000-10000m³

10000-20000m³

20000-25000m³

>25000m³

ADR Roof

GFS Roof

Membrane Roof

FRP Roof

Trough Deck Roof

Wastewater Treatment Project

Drinking Water Project

Municipal Sewage Project

Biogas Project

Fire Water Storage Project

Oil Storage Project

Water Supply & Drainage System

Seismic Design

Wind Resistant Design

Lightning Protection Design

Tank Insulation Design

WasteWater Treatment Project Equipment Supply

Pretreatment Equipment

Resource Utilization System

Sludge Treatment System

Other Equipment

Mechanical Bar Screen

Solid-liquid Separator

Submersible Mixer

Gas Holder

Boiler System

Boost Fan

Biogas Generator

Torch System

Dehydration and Desulfurization Tank

PAM Integration Dosing Device

Screw Sludge Dewatering Machine

Slurry Separation Centrifuge

Sewage Pump

Mud Scraper

Submersible Sewage Pump

Three-phases Separator

The Oil and Gas Industry

In the oil and gas sector, pressure vessels are crucial for storing and transporting hydrocarbons and other materials safely. They are used in various applications, including:

Storage Tanks: For crude oil, natural gas, and other hydrocarbons, ensuring safe containment during transport and processing.

Separation Vessels: For separating oil, gas, and water mixtures, allowing for efficient extraction and refinement.

Heat Exchangers: For transferring heat between fluids without mixing them, optimizing energy usage in processing.

The integrity and safety of pressure vessels are paramount in this industry, as failures can lead to catastrophic consequences, including explosions and environmental damage.

The Food Processing Industry

In food processing, pressure vessels are used in various applications, from cooking and sterilization to storage. They play a critical role in ensuring food safety and quality by:

Retort Processing: Pressure vessels are employed to sterilize canned foods, using high pressure and temperature to eliminate harmful microorganisms, thereby extending shelf life.

Cookers and Pasteurizers: These vessels are used to cook or pasteurize food products under controlled pressure, ensuring consistent quality and safety.

Storage Solutions: Pressure vessels also serve as storage tanks for liquid ingredients, enabling efficient handling and processing.

Ensuring compliance with stringent food safety regulations, pressure vessels in this industry must be designed and constructed to meet high hygiene and safety standards.

The Importance of Quality and Compliance

At Shijiazhuang Zhengzhong Technology Co., Ltd, we understand the critical role that pressure vessels play across these diverse industries. Our commitment to quality and safety is evident in our adherence to international standards and certifications, such as ISO 9001 and CE. We specialize in the design and manufacturing of high-quality pressure vessels tailored to the specific needs of our clients.

With over 30 years of experience in the industry, our engineering team is equipped with the expertise to deliver pressure vessels that meet the highest standards of performance and reliability. We utilize advanced manufacturing techniques and conduct rigorous testing to ensure that our products can withstand the demanding conditions they face in the field.

From oil and gas to food processing, pressure vessels are essential to maintaining safety, efficiency, and quality in various industrial processes. As the demand for reliable and durable pressure vessels continues to grow, Shijiazhuang Zhengzhong Technology Co., Ltd remains at the forefront of innovation and excellence. We are dedicated to providing our clients with superior pressure vessel solutions that meet their specific requirements while ensuring the highest standards of safety and performance.

For more information on our pressure vessel solutions or to discuss your project needs, please contact us today. Together, we can drive progress and ensure the safe and efficient processing of materials across industries.

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Who Is The Best Commercial RO Plant Manufacturer in Faridabad ?

A top company consistently offers a wide range of RO plants for residential or industrial utilization, water treatment plants, STP as well as ETP plants, & mineral breakdown plants. Netsol Water is the leading designer, supplier, & manufacturer of commercial RO plant in Faridabad.

Process of Osmosis taking place in a RO plant

Reverse Osmosis is the process of forcing a solvent across a thin, permeable membrane to move from a location of high concentration of solutes to another of low solute concentration by applying pressures greater than the osmotic capillary level pressure. Since the membrane itself is semi-permeable in this RO process, the solute cannot pass through but a solvent can.

Imagine & conceptualize a semi-permeable membrane with a saturated liquid solution on one side & fresh water on the other. Freshwater will enter or infiltrate the membrane & dilute the highly concentrated solution if regular osmosis occurs. Pressure is additionally employed in an RO system to force only water molecules past a thin, permeable membrane that separates a solution with a high concentration of contaminants & others into the pure, clean water chamber.

Netsol Water's commercial RO plant manufacturer in Faridabad

One of our most well-liked products, the Commercial RO, is frequently offered in ordinary variants. These RO systems can be upgraded with UV sterilizers, water softeners, anti-scalant dosage systems, multimedia filters, & activated carbon filters.

When in operation, a reverse osmosis system divides the source of feed water into two distinct watercourses: a single for reject water & the other for the pure water that is produced. The product water is reduced TDS-treated water. Reject water is another name for condensed water. It has to be flushed, emptied, or utilized for gardening.

The Commercial RO Plant Manufacturer in Faridabad can easily be acquired through proper RO plant design & correct operation.

This treatment system's structure is made up of constructed RO Modules set atop an extremely strong hinged steel mount. Pressure tubes, or fiber-reinforced polymeric pressure vessels with a high-pressure rating, are installed on a skid with a row of spirally coiled membrane components inside. High-pressure filtered water is initially introduced into the pressure vessel, & treated water is gathered in the centre core tube. Each membrane's treated water is gathered & released into a single output water storage tank.

To guarantee the treatment system operates safely, the panel has the following instruments:

Feed & Reject Pressure Gauge: This illustrates the RO Plant system's pressure.

Feed & Reject Flow Indicator: Displays the commercial RO plant's flow.

TDS meter: Designed to calculate TDS in both treated & raw water & Time-interceptor: Required to determine the Pump/RO System's operational hours.

Controlling High Feed Pressure: When there is a high feed pressure, high pressure switch trips to stop high pressure accumulation.

The systems make water purer. They eliminate impurities & salts. It also can get rid of microbes.

Main Features or Characteristics of the Netsol Water manufactured Commercial RO Plants.

The frame which is coated with powder, 

fine-level micron sediment pre-filters, 

Fibre glass pressure vessel, 

Flow measuring meters for output& rejecting water,

High- & low-pressure pressure switches, 

TFC (Thin Film Composite) membranes with high-rejection, 

High-pressure, heavy-duty tubes are the main features of these commercial RO plants.

What are the advantages of setting up Netsol Water's commercial RO plants?

Reduced water danger

Our RO Plant system produces less hazardous water. Since the following procedure in an RO doesn't include the implementation of any harmful chemicals. This is one of the potable water treatment methods that are least harmful to the environment.

Appropriate elimination of contaminants

RO collects & appropriately gets rid of contaminants. Safe chemical water is not discharged into the sewers since the RO plant system properly removes impurities from the mains water supply. Contaminants are easily held by the membrane without any requirements for ions exchange, any form of resins, or various other materials.

Basic & straightforward discharge procedure

Because contaminants may be easily & appropriately removed without the necessity of chemicals, the discharge procedure is simple. Untreated chemicals that are discharged into the environment usually have a big effect on the ecosystem. Since RO treatment wastewater causes the least amount of damage, it is easier to dispose of it without additional treatment.

Here, Netsol Water is a well-known for its efforts in designing, & selling water treatment plants which makes it the sole leading commercial RO plant manufacturer in Faridabad. We dominate the industry in both water & wastewater treatment because of our innovative technology & reasonable costs.

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The Versatility of Bovine Pericardial Tissue Patch Repair in Modern Medicine

Bovine pericardial tissue patch repair has revolutionized medical procedures, offering an adaptable solution to various complex surgeries. Made from the outer membrane of a cow’s heart, the bovine pericardial tissue patch is known for its strength, flexibility, and biocompatibility. These properties have made it an essential component in cardiovascular and non-cardiovascular applications.

This blog delves into the significant benefits, applications, and future potential of bovine pericardial tissue patches in contemporary medicine.

Unmatched Biocompatibility: A Critical Component

One of the primary reasons bovine pericardial tissue patch repair is widely used in surgeries is its superior biocompatibility. When introduced into the human body, this tissue integrates seamlessly, minimizing the risk of rejection and complications. Unlike synthetic materials, which may trigger immune responses, bovine pericardial tissue adapts well, providing a stable and natural scaffold for tissue regeneration.

The biocompatibility of the bovine pericardial tissue patch makes it highly effective in surgeries where healing and long-term success is critical. This advantage is crucial in its wide use in cardiovascular and reconstructive procedures.

Structural Integrity: A Perfect Blend of Flexibility and Strength

The unique combination of flexibility and strength in a bovine pericardial tissue patch provides surgeons with a durable yet pliable material. This balance is vital for procedures that require the patch to conform to the surrounding tissue while maintaining the structural support needed for healing.

In cardiovascular surgeries, for example, the patch must endure constant movement as the heart pumps and bovine pericardial tissue offers the resilience needed for this demanding environment. This quality is essential in areas subjected to pressure or movement, making the bovine pericardial tissue patch ideal for delicate procedures.

Cardiovascular Excellence: A Leading Choice for Heart Surgeries

Bovine pericardial tissue patch repair is highly regarded in cardiovascular surgeries, particularly heart valve repairs, arterial reconstructions, and vessel grafts. The patch’s durability and compatibility with blood vessels and heart tissue make it an excellent option for these procedures. It supports natural tissue growth while maintaining the integrity of the repaired area, reducing the risk of complications such as leaks or ruptures.

Additionally, bovine pericardial tissue patches are widely used in repairing congenital heart defects, offering pediatric patients a safe and effective treatment option. Its adaptability allows surgeons to perform complex repairs precisely, ensuring long-term patient benefits.

Reduced Risk of Infections and Complications

Another significant benefit of bovine pericardial tissue patch repair is its reduced risk of infection and complications compared to synthetic alternatives. The natural origin of the patch reduces the likelihood of the body rejecting the material, and its inherent resistance to bacteria minimizes infection risks post-surgery.

This characteristic is particularly beneficial in cardiovascular procedures, where introducing foreign materials can lead to serious complications. Bovine pericardial tissue patches offer a safer alternative, enhancing patient outcomes by promoting quicker healing and reducing the need for re-operations.

Beyond the Heart: Versatility Across Medical Fields

While bovine pericardial tissue patch repair is most commonly associated with cardiovascular surgery, its use extends far beyond the heart. In neurosurgery, the patch provides a robust and flexible covering for dural repairs, while in urology; it is used in bladder reconstructions. Its adaptability makes it suitable for various soft tissue repairs, offering a reliable solution for surgeons across multiple medical disciplines.

In Conclusion

Bovine pericardial tissue patch repair significantly advances medical procedures, offering unmatched biocompatibility, flexibility, and strength. From heart surgeries to complex tissue reconstructions, the bovine pericardial tissue patch remains a trusted choice for surgeons worldwide. Its ability to reduce complications and integrate smoothly into the body makes it a cornerstone of modern surgical techniques, with promising potential for future innovations.