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Corrosion-Resistant Polish

This polish has excellent detergent resistance and also a high degree of corrosion resistance. [Pg.172]

Isostearic Acid Dow Corning 531 Fluid Dow Corning 536 Fluid Kerosene [Pg.172]


Fig. 12.9 Corrosion resistance of tin-nickel electrodeposit impaired by pseudomorphic porosity originating on cold-rolled steel surface (left). Panel on right has had the shattered grain surface removed by chemical polishing (0-125 iim removed). Coating thickness 15 iim-, panels exposed 6 months to marine atmospheric corrosion (Hayling Island)... Fig. 12.9 Corrosion resistance of tin-nickel electrodeposit impaired by pseudomorphic porosity originating on cold-rolled steel surface (left). Panel on right has had the shattered grain surface removed by chemical polishing (0-125 iim removed). Coating thickness 15 iim-, panels exposed 6 months to marine atmospheric corrosion (Hayling Island)...
The key properties here are hardness and wear resistance, ability to. stand minor knocks and dents without cracking and resistance to various domestic chemicals. These vary with type of appliance, e.g. detergent solutions are important for washing machines, while a fridge will be required to withstand fruit juices, ketchup and polishes. Good colour and appearance in white and mainly pastel shades will be expected. Corrosion resistance is required, especially for washing machines, and domestic appliances frequently have to withstand humid conditions in kitchens. [Pg.631]

Stainless steel 316L material used for piping and equipment shows considerable corrosion resistance because of the beneficial effect of molybdenum on the surface properties. It is also observed that the surface treatment (pre-reduced, polished, passivated and chemically treated surfaces) of stainless steel equipment and piping reduces the corrosion process in seawater applications. The corrosion resistance of stainless steel in seawater applications can also be enhanced by bulk alloying the stainless steel with nitrogen, chromium, molybdenum and nickel by converting the stainless steel into super austenitic stainless steel. From leaching studies it is also observed that the release of iron, chromium and nickel from the super austenitic stainless steel to seawater is considerably... [Pg.189]

Grade S Density Surface area Surface finish Surface protection Magnetic properties Corrosion resistance Hardness 7.7-8.1 g/cm3 (for 50 mg and larger) Not to exceed that of a cylinder of equal height and diameter Highly polished None permitted No more magnetic than 300 series stainless steels Same as 303 stainless steel At least as hard as brass... [Pg.613]

Cavitation corrosion occurs in pumps that have flow conditions that allow bubble formation on the surface of impellers. These bubbles, upon formation, break with enough force to rupture the protective film of the stainless steel. Plants can prevent this by designing a system that avoids bubble formation (i.e., provide sufficient Net Positive Suction Head - NPSH - for the pump), by polishing rotating parts to remove bubble formation sites and by using alloys with greater corrosion resistance and strength88. [Pg.210]

The purified metal is hard but malleable and ductile. Its silvery white appearance can be polished to a lustrous finish, and provides about l/4th of the American 5-cent piece. Its corrosion resistance makes it good for coinage. The ancient Chinese produced an alloy called Paktong by smelting ores containing copper, nickel, and zinc thatis now known as nickel silver and is the base for high-grade silver-plated ware. [Pg.254]

A channel for Th-FFF is relatively simple. It is usually composed of two metallic blocks (with high heat conductivity, preferably copper) with highly polished even surfaces between which a spacer is clamped. The actual dimensions of the metal block are usually 40-60 cm length, 3-6 cm width and a thickness of 2-3 cm. Electrolytic nickel and chromium plating increases the mechanical and corrosion resistance. In both blocks side holes are drilled into which thermistors, which serve for control and regulation of the temperature of both blocks and thus also of the temperature gradient between the two main channel walls, can be inserted. [Pg.109]

The region of a metal s stability is important for several reasons. First, different films tend to form on the metal in different regions of stability. CujO, CuO or Cu(OH)2 (hydrated CuO) form on copper at noble potentials and at neutral to high pH, while no film will form at low pH and/or more active potentials in the Cu or Cu regions of Figures 4.31 or 4.32. Because the surface film is, at least to some degree, the surface being polished and removed, surface film formation affects such important parameters as film quality, polish rate, planarization, and the post polish corrosion resistance. [Pg.93]

Glasses frequently require composition control to ensure compliance with standards of chemical corrosion resistance, glass quality, resistance to crystallization, and density, color, and grinding or polishing characteristics in addition to optical properties. [Pg.224]

Liqiiax4. [AsiorWax] Microcrystal-line wax/zinc stemate blmul self dispersing mold release OHiqids. forpoly-ureUuuie and other [dastics, Iq. solv. polishes, corrosion-resistant crmipds. [Pg.211]

The schematic interferometer diagrams given do not show most of the optics, such as beam collimators and focusing mirrors. Mirrors in an FTIR are generally made of metal. The mirrors are polished on the front surface and may be gold-coated to improve corrosion resistance. Commercial FTlRs use a variety of flat and curved mirrors to move light within the spectrometer, to focus the source onto the beam splitter, and to focus light from the sample onto the detector. [Pg.236]


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