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CORROSION COMMENTARY
NEW methods of application mean new types of contact; not surprisingly, new problems of corrosion are created. This has happened with the much‐increased use of aircraft for…
Anti‐Corrosive Applications of ‘Epikote’ Resins
David H. NicholsonThe development of ‘Epikote’ resins, which have become freely available in Britain during the past two years, has led to important advances in the formulation of anti‐corrosive…
CORROSION RESEARCH LABORATORIES—7: Corrosion Work by British Railways Research Department
W.J. HairBritish Railways operate under conditions which include some of the most severely corrosive in the country. The steam locomotive is, of course, largely responsible for this, and…
ECONOMIC CATHODIC PROTECTION
Benson G. BrandCathodic protection is one of the best methods of preventing corrosion. It can be made even more effective and economical through the use of organic coatings to limit the…
Basic Studies in OXIDATION OF NATURAL GRAPHITES
R. A. Heindl and N. H. Mohler of the U.S. National Bureau of Standards' refractories laboratory have recently completed an investigation of the relative oxidation rates of 20…
CORROSION RESEARCH ROUND‐UP
Over the last 20 years increasing use has been made in Sweden and Norway of steel piling for the foundations of buildings on bedrock. Where bedrock is encountered at a…
PROTECTION OF CABLE SHEATHING
Among the numerous problems arising in the protection of power and telecommunications cables, whether aluminium‐ or lead‐sheathed, is how to prevent the phenomenon known as…
The Mechanism of Corrosion of Metal Pipes in Soils and Practical Method of Prevention
W.W. Robson, A.R. TaylorSEVERE and rapid corrosion of lead piping is rare and usually of a localised nature, and it has been suggested that the following factors may result in this kind of attack:
PRODUCTS AND PROCESSES:PROVIDING INDUSTRY WITH THE MEANS TO COMBAT CORROSION
Widespread use is being made of Meehanite metal castings, which are produced in a number of different types, each processed to give a particular set of physical properties and to…
ULTRA‐VIOLET CORROSION
OF the many agents causing corrosion, ultra‐violet radiation is one, the presence and effect of which is not always fully appreciated.
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- Professor Yu Yan