United Nations Industrial Development Organization: Recent submissions

  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    A product similar to the carbon paper which is being used today had been used in Europe in the 18th century. In the 19th century the methed of mass production of carbon paper was developed in the U.S.A. and, with the ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    The plant described here manufactures plaster chalk for educational use and industrial use. The demand is approximately 80% for educational use, 15% for industrial use, and 5% for office use. At present the two ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Sign pen is a sort of writing tool called marking pen. It is, together with pencil, pen, ball point p-en, and mechanical pencil, one of the most widely used writing tool. Using felt tip and oily, quick drying ink, ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Pencils are indispensable for our daily lives. Other writing implements do not possess the pencil's unique characteristics of letting us erase and rewrite what we have written. Trial and error will help us grow as a ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Celloph ane adhesive tape was produced as a first adhesive tape, more than 30 years ago, in Japan and; since then, many other kinds of adhesive tapes have also been developed and produced such as soft-PVC tape, ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    The demand for living water, industrial water and water for various other purposes is increasing steadily throughout the world due to higher living standards and greater development of various industries. And to meet ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Sanitary napkin is a product used by women during the menstrual period to treat menstruation. It is one of the daily necessities for women. -- Previously, in Japan, absorbent cotton was used for the purpose. But ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Originally absorbent cotton was developed for the purpose of medical use. At present absorbent cotton is used for sanitary use and n surgical operation as well as for ordinary daily living. Absorbent cotton is a ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Before designing a plant, it is necessary to conduct a market survey in your country. Generally speaking, the following are possible demands for cables. (1) Wires and cables required in construction of houses and ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Today Japan is the world's second largest producer of dry cells following the U.S.A. and the Japanese-made products are rated first class both in quality and performance. -- Today, by far the larger proportion of dry ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    It is generally known that the quantity of steel consumed in a country can be utilized as a barometer for judging the economic growth 0 level of development of that country. In other words, this means that the iron ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    With the increase in population centered around cities, and the improvemen t in living standards, .there has been a considerable upsurge in the consumption of water, which necessarily calls for extension of facilities ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    In 1977 approximately 24,000,000 tons of low carbon steel wire rods were put out in the world, of which 1,900,000 tons were consumed in making wire nails. An increasing quantity O'f nails is being consumed year by ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    The growing world economy has lately led to the development of numerous new products and, more recently, to the fabrication of various a't1tomatic vending machines which permit roundthe- clock selling of these products ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Crown caps are indispensable for the bottling of beer and Cola, which use high-pressure gas, and that of juice, liquor and common foodstuffs which use low-pressure gas. The demand for crown caps is steadily increasing ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    The tin plate can is a metal container which has the advantages of preventing deterioration and humidification of contents. Because of the gre~ strength, tin plate cans offer no problems in maintaining contents ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Pipe fittings are playing an indispensable part in pushing forward the improvement of our daily life and development of industries concerned. Above all, pipe fittings which are used for connecting steel pipes have various ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Gabion has long been used as a transition method of construction and engineering for protecting river banks from erosion. In the beginning lumps of rock were stuffed in tubular shaped wire netting. Later the bed ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    The aluminum industry in Japan has made a rapid advancement in the past few years. The production and demand are second only to the U.S.A. among free nations. Aluminum is used in all sorts of ways, old and new, but ...
  • Unknown author (United Nations Industrial Development Organization, 1987-01)
    Preservation of foodstuffs has been conceived as an art of living ever since the dawn of human history. At present, various methods of preserving food can be cited, such as canning, refrigeration, drying, salt-pickling, ...

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