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inoculant

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inoculant [i′näk·yə·lənt]
(metallurgy)
A substance which augments a melt, usually in the latter part of the melting operation, thus altering the solidification structure of the cast metal, as in grain refinement of aluminum alloys.


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PURPOSE: To increase the brand awareness of Nodulator as a new inoculant brand among existing and potential new customers AUDIENCE: Pea and lentil growers in Saskatchewan and Southern Alberta SPONSOR: Quarry Integrated Communications ELECTRONIC MEDIA--Web Design, Outbound Electronic or Interactive Multi-Media Farms.
The AIS from Koins consists of a stainless steel, heat-protected injection unit that is equipped with a conveyor controlled by a servo drive (a control system that converts a small mechanical motion into one requiring greater power), making it possible to adjust the dosing of the inoculant to exact requirements.
At the same time, if inoculant is being used, a relay switch in the control box turns on an electric motor that automatically applies the inoculant.
 
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