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Table 1 lists the various classes of materials usually specified and used in seawater service . Table 2 lists the nominal chemistry of some of the alloys used including the 6 Mo stainless steels . Carbon steel , along with most of the ...
Table 1 lists the various classes of materials usually specified and used in seawater service . Table 2 lists the nominal chemistry of some of the alloys used including the 6 Mo stainless steels . Carbon steel , along with most of the ...
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These are presented in Table 2. One point of major significance is the approximate 10 times greater crevice depth attack on lower molybdenum containing alloy 22 in comparison to higher molybdenum containing alloy 59 and C - 276 .
These are presented in Table 2. One point of major significance is the approximate 10 times greater crevice depth attack on lower molybdenum containing alloy 22 in comparison to higher molybdenum containing alloy 59 and C - 276 .
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Two commercial zinc dust samples ( Table 31 ) with an average diameter of particle of 4 um ( fine ) and 8 um ( regular ) / 88 / were used in this research ( Figure 17 ) . Zinc content . Zinc dust was used at 70 , 75 , 80 , 85 and 90 ...
Two commercial zinc dust samples ( Table 31 ) with an average diameter of particle of 4 um ( fine ) and 8 um ( regular ) / 88 / were used in this research ( Figure 17 ) . Zinc content . Zinc dust was used at 70 , 75 , 80 , 85 and 90 ...
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Scale Formation During Nucleate Boiling A Review | 26 |
Change in Boiling Mechanism with Time | 33 |
Heat Transfer Models in the Presence of Deposit | 43 |
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