What would the make-uping operation be (chemical treatment)?
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This post was last edited by echommm on 2010-4-12 at 17:00. Regarding the personal protective requirements for handling chemicals such as boric acid, it’s likely that “uping” is also a typing error; let’s all try to figure out what this word might be Gloves resistant to acids (alkalis) are required when dealing with leakage and filling operations. :dizzy: :dizzy:
Could it be to make up for LNG operations?
Could it be to make up for LNG operations?
But as a supplementary explanation, it’s better to just use makeup
Given the many mistakes in this material, \"making-up operation\" is probably the right term. Thank you all. :handshake:handshake
Reply: (niuky) “makeup” can be used as a noun, for example, “cooling water makeup”. Note: The original word is “uping”; adding “ing” turns it into a verb, so the “ing” suffix should not be added to “up” – it should be added to “make”. Make-up is a compound word; in many cases, the hyphen “-” is omitted. :lol
I’m really dizzy, haha. But even so, I still don’t understand how makeup operation can be just as dangerous as leakage
7# lihx_susan: You still need to wear gloves when adding chemicals as well, right?