Trends in Income Inequality, Pro-Poor Income Growth and Income Mobility
By Stephen P. Jenkins, Philippe VanKerm. Social Science Research Network, 2006
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Provided is a method of operating an apparatus for inerting a wave soldering installation having a solder bath and a conveying system for producing one or more solder waves comprising an immersion box which is closed on all sides, shaped like a frame, can be immersed in the solder bath and which has porous pipes to distribute nitrogen, the pipes being arranged inside the immersion box in housings being designed such that the porous pipes are arranged therein in such a way that the porous pipes essentially cannot be struck by solder splashes produced during the operation of the wave soldering installation. The method includes supplying the inert gas at a temperature far below the temperature of the solder.
Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Sociology and Political Science
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Citations in the corpus
- The Measurement of Economic Inequality (2009, background): “ Jenkins and Van Kerm (2006) show that change in the generalized Gini coefficient over time is equal to this reranking index minus a measure of the progressivity of income growth (the extent to which income growth is experienced by the poor rather than the rich, itself a type of income-movement mob”