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THE MAINTENANCE ENGINEER: how he tackles corrosion
D. PARKESWhat is maintenance? Almost every maintenance engineer in the country is interested in corrosion—but there are many thousands of them and almost as many ways of thinking about the…
Corrosion Notebook
Corrosion advisory service (1) A new service said to offer great benefits to a wide variety of companies in the engineering, nuclear and allied industries, operated by Corrosion…
2 SELECTING MATERIALS FOR ANTI‐CORROSION: THERMOPLASTIC COATINGS
J.C.H. DeakinThis article surveys for the non‐expert reader the advantages and limitations of those thermoplastic materials which are now used widely as corrosion‐resistant coatings both for…
CORROSION CASE HISTORIES: THE CURE OF CORROSION IN MERCURY DIFFUSION PUMPS USED FOR VALVE MANUFACTURE
B.W GOODENThe central research laboratory of Philips Electrical Industries Pty. Ltd., a large Australian manufacturing organisation, is frequently required to act in a consultative capacity…
PROTECTION FACTORS AT EMLEY MOOR
One of the two tallest structures in Europe, Emley Moor television mast (the other is the Belmont mast) is nearing completion: 1,265 ft. high, it is a galvanized steel cylindrical…
An Impression of ZIDPARK
The situation. The multi‐storey car park, being an open structure of considerable size which often contains large quantities of steel and is nearly always situated in urban areas…
Equipment and Materials
High‐accuracy thickness gauge. A new high‐accuracy thickness gauge, known as Beta 750 (Fig. 1), has been developed jointly by Johnson, Matthey & Co. Ltd., and Panax Equipment…
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- Professor Yu Yan