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Corrosion abrasion

Limestone slurry scmbs flue gas. SO2 absorbed, reacted to CaSO. Further ak-oxidized to CaSO settled/removed as sludge. Lower cost and simpler than other processes. Disadvantages abrasive/corrosive, plugging and scaling, poor dewatering of... [Pg.389]

Refractories. Calcined alumina is used in the bond matrix to improve the refractoriness, high temperature strength/creep resistance, and abrasion/corrosion resistance of refractories (1,2,4,7). The normal, coarse (2 to 5 )J.m median) crystalline, nominally 100% a-Al202, calcined aluminas ground to 95% —325 mesh mesh are used to extend the particle size distribution of refractory mixes, for alumina enrichment, and for reaction with... [Pg.162]

Solids usually are more expensive to move and store than liquids and gases. The best equipment to use will depend on a number of factors, including throughput, length of travel, change in elevation, and nature of the solids (size, bulk density, angle of repose, abrasiveness, corrosiveness, wet or dry, etc.). [Pg.148]

As a future alternative to glassed steel there is ceramics-coated steel which is resistant to abrasion, corrosion and high temperatures. The base metal is coated with silicon nitride formed in situ. Silicon nitride has resistance to both acid and alkali and it is durable at temperatures up to 1 000°C, suggesting a promising future coating in aggressive operating environments. [Pg.899]

Nature of the solids size, bulk density, angle of repose, abrasiveness, corrosiveness, wet or dry. [Pg.481]

The.sticky,. .. abrasive,. .. corrosive nature of the material requires... [Pg.733]

Material Is sticky Abrasive Corrosive Plastic Brittle Dusty Hazardous... [Pg.820]

The rigidity, hardness, and dimensional stability of cemented carbides, coupled with their resistance to abrasion, corrosion, and extreme temperatures, provide superior performance in fluid-handling applications such as seal rings, valve stems and seats, and nozzles. [Pg.34]

Abrasive, corrosive, and adhesive wear of twin screw extruders used mainly for plastics processing leads to high annual costs for the necessary spare parts. [Pg.303]

In many cases, the alloys are engineered to have the desired properties of resistance to impact, heat, abrasion, corrosion, or thermal stress. Treatment of the steel having the desired composition can alter the structure of the metal so that the desired properties are optimized. As a result, the manufacture of steel is a complex process that involves many variables. The manufacture of special steels is an important area of metallurgy that may not be fully appreciated when driving an automobile that has dozens of the alloys used in its construction. [Pg.423]

Material Is sticky -. .. Abrasive. ... Corrosive. .. Plastic Brittle. .. . Dusty. ... [Pg.686]

Wear is the process of physical loss of material. In sliding contacts this can arise from a number of processes in order of relative importance they are adhesion, abrasion, corrosion and contact fatigue. Wear occurs because of local mechanical failure of highly stressed interfacial zones and the mode of failure is influenced by environmental factors. [Pg.79]

The potential macroeconomic consequences of wear abrasion are a frequently explored topic. In view of the phenomenon s relevance to the extrusion of ceramic compounds and how it appears in the form of abrasion, corrosion and/or adhesion, the next three contributions all deal with that problem complex. [Pg.9]

Leaving cavitation corrosion and fretting aside as separate corrosion forms (see Sections 7.10 and 7.11), erosion and abrasion corrosion can be divided into three types, a), b) and c), as described below. The first two types are erosion corrosion, while type c) is to be considered as abrasion corrosion. The three types may overlap each other and partly occur simultaneously in the same system. [Pg.139]

The most important measures to avoid or reduce the extent of erosion and abrasion corrosion are ... [Pg.150]

J.O. Grippo, M. Simring, S. Schreiner, Attrition, abrasion, corrosion and abfraction revisited a new perspective on tooth surface lesions, J. Am. Dent. Assoc. 135 (2004) 1109-1118. [Pg.18]


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