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An Experimental Study of Effective Factors on Soil Removal Efficiency in Cleaning Process by Solid Stream Jet Nozzles
Cleaning is achieved by using cleaning agents and water to remove soil from surfaces. Following parameters affect cleaning performance: chemical factors, water temperature, cleaning time and mechanical impact on the surfaces. This paper is related with these impacts of cleaning processes. A Water Je
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