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TABLE 28-13 Standard Cast Heat-Resistant Stainless Steels ... [Pg.2455]

Experimental. Films were cast from Manjikian s standard casting solution( acetane formamide 30wt, cellulose acetate... [Pg.118]

The slurring methods have the advantage of greater simplicity and versatility, and lower cost than the standard casting process(Ref 3 P 251) Slurrying methods have been used in prepn of some cast composite proplnts (See also AddnlRefs g,h,j,l m) ... [Pg.480]

Three materials are used for the surfaces of rolls—chilled cast iron, cast steel, and chrome plating. For the manufacture of rigid PVC and for polished unplasticized films (particularly transparent or translucent), chromium-plated rolls are standard. Cast steel has some advantages in terms of strength but, probably because of the difficulties of modifying surface profiles, has fallen from favour by far the most popular roll surface for producing plasticized PVC with a matt finish is chilled cast iron. [Pg.54]

In rheocasting, the alloy is stirred during solidification to produce a semisolid slurry, which is then injected directly into the die. This approach reduces the process complexity, allows standard casting ingots to be used as raw materials, and allows for the in-house recycling of scrap, all of which lead to a more... [Pg.255]

At its plant in Mont-de-Marsan, France, Autobar begins the production process by creating 330 micron film sheets from the NatureWorks PLA resin using a standard cast extrusion line. The extruded sheet is then thermoformed. [Pg.105]

Fig. 13.1. Accelerated corrosion test of gravity-cast, lead-calcium-tin grids in sulfuric acid (60°C, 1.26 specific gravity, 1.85 V constant potential against SHE). Change of grid weight measured every 3 weeks without removal of corrosion layer ( ) standard alloy/standard casting (A) improved (in terms of calcium and tin content) alloy/standard casting (o) improved (in terms of calcium and tin content) alloy/improved casting. Fig. 13.1. Accelerated corrosion test of gravity-cast, lead-calcium-tin grids in sulfuric acid (60°C, 1.26 specific gravity, 1.85 V constant potential against SHE). Change of grid weight measured every 3 weeks without removal of corrosion layer ( ) standard alloy/standard casting (A) improved (in terms of calcium and tin content) alloy/standard casting (o) improved (in terms of calcium and tin content) alloy/improved casting.
The reevaluating and redesign of the standard cast iron heat exchange used in the past for the floor sfanding boiler applicafions. [Pg.717]

For 2-inch and larger gate valves, use 150-pound ANSI standard cast, carbon steel, flanged, OS Y, 11-13% chrome stainless steel trim, 1/16-inch raised face. For condensate service use 125-pound ANSI standard cast iron, flanged OS Y brass trim, and stem. [Pg.322]

For 2-inch and larger, use 125-pound ANSI standard cast-iron flange, OS Y, brass trim, and stem. [Pg.323]

For 2-inch to 4-inch size plug valves, specify 300-pound ANSI standard cast carbon-steel, flanged 1/16-inch raised-face, wrench operated, lubricated plug valves. [Pg.325]

More interesting results were obtained by Xiao et al. [200] using the PPA sol- gel process shown in Fig. 6.11. This procedure leads to very high acid doping levels (2a > 10-20), never reached by PBl membranes prepared with standard casting procedures. The conductivity of a membrane prepared with the PA A sol-gel method and 2a 16, raises from 15 mS.cm at 20 °C up to 270 mS.cm at 200 °C. The last value is comparable with those observed for the best proton conducting Nafion/inorganic composite membranes at temperatures above 100 °C. [Pg.181]

Epoxy, Standard Cast High strength laminate 70—72 (Barcol)... [Pg.1264]


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