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On‐site Pipeline Production. WE can all easily conjure up a picture of pipe‐laying operations with mounds of earth from the trench, the trench‐digging plant and possibly…
The Building Industry: SOME PROBLEMS with CORROSION of NON‐FERROUS METALS Part 1
L.H. EverettA review of corrosion problems in domestic building is presented with emphasis on the behaviour of non‐ferrous metals in various environments. The durability of metals in contact…
Surface Preparation of Structural Steel — Part 1: Communication from the Stichting Nederlands Corrosie Centrum
At the request of the Netherlands Corrosion Centre (N.C.C.), the Corrosion Committee IVa of the Metaalinstituut T.N.O., which has for many years been carrying out research on the…
Corrosion of Feed Line Surfaces
J.T. HarrisonMethods used to prevent the corrosion of feed line surfaces and minimise accumulation of corrosion product in the feed water are mentioned in this article, including acid washing…
Corrosion in the Nuclear Power Industry: PARIS SYMPOSIUM
The Symposium on Corrosion in the Nuclear Power Industry, held in Paris on October 19–20, 1961, was particularly concerned with corrosion in sheath materials. It was held at the…
Closed‐circuit TV: UNDERWATER/UNDERGROUND CORROSION AND OTHER EXAMINATION
Hitherto impossible examination work can be carried out in a routine manner using special TV equipment mounted as a mobile unit. The scope is vast, including examination of…
NEWS OF INDUSTRY
Lead‐sheathed Cables Meeting. Corrosion problems and experiences with lead‐sheathed power cables were discussed on January 25 at an informal meeting of cable technologists. At the…
CORROSION RESEARCH ROUND‐UP
NICKEL Oxidation of high‐purity nickel between 950° and 1,200°C. Studies of high‐purity nickel in the 900 to 1,200°C. range, by metallo‐graphic and inert‐marker techniques, showed…
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