Corrosion Reviews, Volumes 11-13Scientific Publications Division, Freund Publishing House, 1993 |
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Page 48
... reduce the conductive resistance of the deposit . On the other hand , deposits can supress previously active nucleation sites and reduce heat transfer much more than would be expected from thickness and thermal conductivity of the layer ...
... reduce the conductive resistance of the deposit . On the other hand , deposits can supress previously active nucleation sites and reduce heat transfer much more than would be expected from thickness and thermal conductivity of the layer ...
Page 116
... reduce the apparent activity of the metal ) , and then their own cathodic current may be sufficient to induce passivation / 38 / . However , in the case of inhibitors like MnO2 and WO2 , the reduction is still too slow for passivation ...
... reduce the apparent activity of the metal ) , and then their own cathodic current may be sufficient to induce passivation / 38 / . However , in the case of inhibitors like MnO2 and WO2 , the reduction is still too slow for passivation ...
Page 250
... reduced to 3 mm ( 0.118 " ) , which is a reduction in cross section of 25 % . This led to weight savings of approx ... reduce the necessary heat required to keep the furnace at temperature , and hence result in lower operating costs ...
... reduced to 3 mm ( 0.118 " ) , which is a reduction in cross section of 25 % . This led to weight savings of approx ... reduce the necessary heat required to keep the furnace at temperature , and hence result in lower operating costs ...
Contents
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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