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Corrosion Commentary
CORROSION may be costing U.S. petroleum refiners as much as $250 million p.a., according to an estimate based on a study being made by an American Petroleum Institute…
Corrosion Problems of Ammonium Sulphate Manufacture
A.W. BamforthIn the manufacture of ammonium sulphate, whether by using evaporators or saturators, the erosive effect of crystals present in solution, the low sulphuric acid concentrations…
Corrosion Control for Ships and Marine Structures
Corrosion and its control in ships and other marine structures was the subject of four papers given at a meeting in Glasgow on March 5 of the Glasgow Section and the Corrosion…
Sheet Metal Corrosion: RESULTS OF TWO‐YEAR EXPOSURE TESTS
TWO‐YEAR atmospheric exposure tests of a number of sheet metals used in building construction have recently been completed by the U.S. National Bureau of Standards. Sheets of…
CORROSION FOR CHEMICAL ENGINEERS:Corrosion and Design—Part 2
L.L. ShreirIn the first part of this article, which appeared in March, the theoretical principles of corrosion were applied to practical problems of design, including the choice of the metal…
CORROSION RESEARCH ROUND‐UP
Corrosion of Steel by Sulphur: Although joints made with commercial plasticised sulphur cement, properly made, do not cause attack on iron or steel pipes, steel is attacked when…
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