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Way No. 1 - Clog Up Their Internet Connection

Imagine it. They're happily surfing around on Google looking for your 'widget' and everything's going smoothly. Your website appears in the first page listings (congratulations you must have employed magnet4web or another highly-esteemed website marketing company!) and they click through to you. Then their internet connection starts to clog up. It is positively groaning and creaking under the strain of downloading your homepage which has so many images on it takes over 30 seconds to appear. They look at the progress bar at the bottom of their screen. It reads '20%'. They look at their watch and then click on the little 'X' at the top right of their screen. Well done - you've just sent away a visitor - for good.

Way No. 2 - 'I am not a number - I am a free man'

Along come some more visitors. They lick their lips in anticipation of viewing your widgets which they are very interested in buying - they have their credit card handy.

They land on your homepage and all is well, at first. "The benefits of choosing Widgets Inc. are as follows..." Your homepage is laden with customer-focused benefits and selling points - excellent. But wait a minute. What's that at the bottom of the page? It's not what I think it is, is it? Oh dear, there in black and white is one of the fundamental no-nos in web design that is guaranteed to send the message "This website was built by my dog":

"Welcome - you are visitor number 102"

Regardless of the number (and let's face it 80% are either you or your family!) you will be sending away people in droves. Well done - your site is becoming less busy by the day. Let's move on to way number three..

Way No. 3 - "Help me buy from you - please..."

They're lost. You have built the site around what seems a logical approach but your visitors are lost. You've given most prominence to testimonials but they just want to send you an email. They click on three, four and sometimes five pages but can't find your phone number or email address anywhere. But it's okay - of course they have a spare quarter of an hour to hunt through your website (that doesn't have a site map) to find your contact details when they already have another window open with your competitor's website - complete with email address, phone number, fax number, street address, mobile number, map and GPS coordinates..

Yes - you've guessed it - you're one step closer to that ghost-town..

Way No. 4 - 'Please Let Me Watch Intro'

Yes, admit it - you once thought the best thing on the planet was a website that started up by having a revolving animation of the company logo that exploded, span round a bit to an 80s sounding techno tune and then re-constituted itself in the centre of the screen with the immortal words:

"Click here to enter site"

Strange that - "enter site". That's what all your visitors were trying to do when they typed in your web address or clicked on your link but instead they were faced with Jean Michelle Jarre and some possessed bit of code that replicated the effect of someone regurgitating your business' corporate identity over the screen. Nice. Flash intro = trash intro. Use em (the intros) and lose em (the visitors).

Way No. 5 -"I am five years' old - I like things that flash"

One day in the future a law will be passed that will make it illegal to use scrolling text, flashing images, rotating heads, animated animals and bouncing cursors on a website. Your website is here to do business. It is supposed to be a serious tool in your marketing armoury. It should be used to convey useful information to your visitors and convince them that you are worth doing business with.

Dress it up with flashing icons, swirling graphics, flashing logos and spinning pictures and the merry-go of visual delights will just make your visitors sick. They will leave your glitzy fairground never to return..

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Touch Screen Monitors

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Touch screen monitors are a device by which we give inputs and take outputs as information without using any other external device. Instead of using a keyboard or mouse.

A touch screen is a display which can detect the presence and location of a touch within the display area. The term generally refers to touch or contact to the display of the device by a finger or hand. Touch screens can also sense other passive objects, such as a stylus.

 

The touch screen has two main qualities. First, it allows you to interact with what is displayed directly on the screen, where it is displayed, rather than indirectly with a mouse (computing) or touchpad. Secondly, it lets one do so without requiring any intermediate device, again, such as a stylus that needs to be held in the hand.

Touch screen monitors are used in a variety of different applications including POS (point of sale) cash registers, PDA's (personal digital assistants), ATM's, car navigation screens, cell phones, gaming consoles and any other type of appliance that requires you to input and receive information.

 

Types of technology available in Touch Screen. The commonly used are underneath: -

Resistive Touch monitors

 

A resistive touch screen monitor usually has a coat of very thin electrically conductive and resistive layer of metal. When pressed, the change in electrical current can be measured and the input processed by a computer. While very affordable they only offer about 75% clarity, they can also be easily damaged by objects that are sharp. Resistive touch screen monitors are the most popular types of touch screen monitors used today. They are usually not effected by dust or liquids which make them very reliable.

 

Surface Wave Touch Screen Monitors

 

Surface wave touch screen monitors use ultrasonic waves to process inputs from the screen. Ultrasonic waves flow over the touch screen, when a person touches the pad at a specific location, the wave is absorbed and immediately processed by the computer. While not as common as resistive touch panels, they are used in certain applications. Dust and water can contaminate a surface wave touch screen so it is important to keep the screens properly maintained.

 

Capacitive Touch Screen Monitors

 

Capacitive touch screens are coated with indium tin oxide. This material provides a continuous current across the screen. The current is precisely controlled throughout the touch pad and can be measured by the computer processor, when touched; the screen is able to send the processor specific coordinates to input information correctly. It is important to note that specific objects can only be used on capacitive touch screens. You can not use a stylus or a pencil for instance; usually you will need a bare finger. Capacitive touch screens have high clarity and are not affected by dust or liquids.

 

Infrared Touch Screen Monitors

 

There are two types of Infrared touch screen monitor screens, the first reacts to infrared or thermal waves (heat), unfortunately this technology is slow and does not work well with cold hands or objects. The second type of Infrared touch screen monitors use vertical and horizontal infrared sensors around the perimeter of the touch screen. Creating a grid, the touch screen is able to pinpoint the exact location of where the screen has been touched and send that information to the computer for processing. Infrared touch screen monitors are very durable and are used for industrial and military applications.

 

There are many different types of touch screen technology available. The most common types include: Resistive, Surface Wave, Capacitive and Infrared.

 

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WE WANT TO INSTAL A SCREEN MACHINE IN ONE OUR OVERSEAS PROJECT TO SEPARATE DUST/MUD. THE DETAIL OF SCREEN ARE AS UNDER:- 1)MATERIAL TO BE HANDLED :- CRUSHED AGGREGATE 2)CAPACITY :- 70TPH 3)FEEDING EQUIPMENT :- BELT COPNVEYOR 4)TYPE OF SCREEN :- TO SELECT 5)MATERIAL TO BE SCREEN :- BELOW 6MM. OVER SIZE :- (-)75 TO (-)6MM 6) QTY :-4 NOS CAN SOMEONE SUGGEST THE FOLLOWING:- 1)TYPE OF SCREEN IE ROTARY / VIBRATING 2) SIZE OF SCREEN 3) MOTOR HP ETC. 4) MANUFACTURER NAME THANKS AND REGARDS

Some General Answer: Assuming reasonably free flowing material under 6% moisture (which by the way is considered dry)
Your information and my response below:
MATERIAL TO BE HANDLED :- CRUSHED AGGREGATE
I will make assumption .....100 lbs/cu/ft typical limestone
2)CAPACITY :- 70TPH
I will assume (STPH) Imperial Tons
3)FEEDING EQUIPMENT :- BELT COPNVEYOR
Conveyor should be miniumum 36" wide, but ensure a full spread to full width of the screen to ensure we get the tonnage out
4)TYPE OF SCREEN: See below pick
5)MATERIAL TO BE SCREEN :- BELOW 6MM
Assume install 6mm square opening,T304 stainless steel, middling wire diameter range (Could go FLEXMAT) if needed - a superior choice especially if crushed material
OVER SIZE :- (-)75 TO (-)6MM
6) QTY :-4 NOS ???
CAN SOMEONE SUGGEST THE FOLLOWING:-
1)TYPE OF SCREEN IE ROTARY / VIBRATING
Circle throw, vibratings screen at 25 degree decline,
1/4 (6mm) circle 1000-1100 rpm range, running counterflow
rotation
2) SIZE OF SCREEN: 5x16 (90 sq ft screening area) Assuming we can pass between .8 to 1.0 tons per sq foot by sizing and without the benefit of a full sieve analysis of the feed
3) MOTOR HP ETC. 7.5 Hp
4) MANUFACTURER NAME: Dillon screen 2 brg circle throw inclined
NOTE: Could be smaller depending on sieve analysis....if we do anything here.....SMALLER stroke and faster RPM and steeper angle are all do-able by the rules.
Many makes of screens can do this job quite nicely.
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http://www.mycrusher.cn

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