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Admiralty Brass and Naval Brass are 30 and 40% zinc alloys, respectively, to which a 1% tin addition has been added. Resistance to dezincification of Cu—Zn alloys is increased by tin additions. Therefore, these alloys are important for thein corrosion resistance in condenser tube appHcations. In these, as weU as the other higher zinc compositions, it is common to use other alloying additives to enhance corrosion resistance. In particular, a small amount (0.02—0.10 wt %) of arsenic (C443), antimony (C444), or phosphoms (C445) is added to control dezincification. When any of these elements are used, the alloy is referred as being "inhibited." For good stress corrosion resistance, it is recommended that these alloys be used in the fiiUy annealed condition or in the cold worked plus stress reHef annealed condition. [Pg.231]

Utilities plant contract labor Today these chemical water treatment-based full-service programs may be further enhanced by the supply of various boiler plant mechanical and electrical maintenance and repair work, plus energy management services, all from a single supplier source. In fact, many customers are now replacing their entire utilities staff with contract labor under a utilities service contract. The utilities plant contractor usually subcontracts the water treatment full-service component to a specialist water treatment and environmental services company. [Pg.128]

Jewish workers on the other side opened the wooden doors. They had been promised their lives in return for doing this horrible work, plus a small percentage of the money and valuables collected. The men were still standing, like columns of stone, with no room to fall or lean. Even in death you could tell... [Pg.438]

The Denney Farm was selected for the Incinerator because approximately 90 drums of waste containing dioxin from the production of hexachlorophene was burled in a trench on the farm. That material had been excavated and stored on site and was readily available for incineration. The Initial mitigation of the site was performed by EPA. Syntex, the owner of the facility where the dioxin originated. Is located only a few miles from the farm site and was willing to do the site preparation work plus provide other dioxln-contamlnated materials for this research-oriented project. [Pg.219]

Little difference was observed in the hardness values between the two cold-worked plus solution-treated and double-aged (STDA) Inconel 718 materials, although a significant difference in ASTM grain size numbers was apparent. [Pg.197]

That work is a path function is demonstrated by the fact that work corresponds to the area under the path. Clearly, the path i —> 2 —> 3 involves more work because it covers a larger area. Since the sum of work plus heat is independent of the path (it is equal to the change of the internal energy), we conclude that heat must be a path function as well. [Pg.101]

Working on a scaffold platform is two jobs in one. You must concentrate on your work plus you need to be ever aware of the dangers of working at heights. This is no time to become lax or take shortcuts. It can be a long way to the groimd. [Pg.805]

It is worth recalling that amperometric measurements were first employed to follow redox titrations [1] in which (1) either the reactant or the relevant reaction product or (2) either the titrant or the relevant reaction product are electroactive. Although the titrant volume in amperometric titration measurements is an example of independent variable, it is obvious that time or potential of the working electrode constitute the most useful and frequently encountered variables in amperometric sensing. The i vs. t or i vs. E plots, where i is the current flowing in the working plus auxiliary electrode circuit, constitute the signal to analyse in chronoamperometric and voltammetric measurements, respectively. [Pg.3]

Equations (7.6) and (7.9) find application in not only many chemical reactor units but also heat exchangers and distillation columns, where shaft work plus kinetic and potential energy changes are negligible compared with heat flows and either internal energy or enthalpy changes. Energy balances on such units therefore reduce to Q = AE (closed system) or Q = AH (open system). The notation (g, E, and H are employed if these terms refer to a time rate basis. [Pg.136]

Figure 7.4 Work plus thermal energy causes rotation. Figure 7.4 Work plus thermal energy causes rotation.
Cold worked plus sttess relieved Typical(b) 909 132 792 115 19... [Pg.138]

Bending Both annealed and cold worked plus stress re-... [Pg.140]

Ti-3A1-2.5V is usually used in the annealed or in the cold worked plus stress relieved conditions. However, due to the small amount of P stabilizer present, a small age hardening response is possible from the solution heat treated condition. Only a small increase in strength is possible in thin sections by solution treating and aging. For example,... [Pg.142]

EflecI of aging temperature variation and of cold work plus aging temperature on the tensile properties of tubing. 19 mm (0.75 in.) OD x 1.0 mm (0.042 in.) wall. Aged for 6 h. [Pg.471]

N S3 40% CV 1 >o, tioiuiion treat pius cold work plus ... [Pg.551]

Ti-8823 Effect of cold work and cold work plus aging... [Pg.567]

Mill anneal a-P hot work plus anneal at 705 C (1300 °F) for 30 min to several hours and air cool Incompletely reciystallizeda with a small volume fraction of small p paitides... [Pg.726]

Comprehensive Organic Chemistry [16] is a five-volume work plus a sixth volume of indexes again spanning the whole field and providing many leading references. It was published in 1979 by Pergamon Press, Oxford. [Pg.29]

J. A. Kelber, R. R. Rye, G. C. Nelson and J. E. Houston, Surf. Sci., 116, 148 (1982). The experimental work referred to in this paper was first presented at the International Symposium on Physicochemical Aspects of Polymer Surfaces (New York, August, 1981). A paper which includes a brief account of this experimental work plus a theoretical explanation has subsequently been published J. A. Kelber and D. R. Jennison, J. Vac. Sci. and Tech., 848 (1982). [Pg.89]

Slater and Kirkwood s idea [121] of an exponential repulsion plus dispersion needs only one concept, damping fiinctions, see section Al.5.3.3. to lead to a working template for contemporary work. Buckingham and Comer [126] suggested such a potential with an empirical damping fiinction more than 50 years ago ... [Pg.206]


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