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Wentzlaff, R. Herden and R. 1 Introduction To quote R. Olmedo et al. at the 38th International wfk-Detergency conference at Krefeld 1998, 60% of detergent products sold worldwide are still used for washing by hand. In the industrial countries, however, the use of a washing machine for everyday laundry has been pretty much standard over the last decades. In developing countries as well as China and Russia, the use of domestic washing machines has been increasing constantly over the years in line with economic growth.
Valves, dosing systems No MST today MST? Exhaust control systems Lambda sensors Security systems Gas sensors Temperature sensors UV sensors Gas quality Multigas sensor, electronic nose Status P UD R&D · amperometric or potentiometric liquid state electrochemical gas sensors, · potentiometric and amperometric solid state electrochemical gas sensors, · optical gas sensors. 3, including gas and fuel powered domestic burner control, air quality sensing, indoor detection of CO, and natural gas detection.
Fig. 3 European production figures for selected larger appliances [2]. 11 12 2 Market Data Geographical distribution of the appliance production in Europe for washing machines (left) and for refrigerators (right). Fig. 4 The largest share of appliances in Europe is produced (measured in terms of quantities) in Italy (with about 38%), Germany (about 23%), the UK, France, Spain, Turkey (about 7%), followed by Russia and Slovenia (about 2%). A moderate growth of these appliance production figures can be expected – depending on many socio-economic and technical factors as well as entrepreneurial activities among competing companies and brands.
