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There are several devices on the market which claim to reduce fouling by magnetic , electric , radiation or catalytic treatment . Some success was claimed for magnetically improving the functioning of cooling water ( 84,87 ] whereas ...
There are several devices on the market which claim to reduce fouling by magnetic , electric , radiation or catalytic treatment . Some success was claimed for magnetically improving the functioning of cooling water ( 84,87 ] whereas ...
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Like chromate and manganate , its effect on the metal does not depend upon the reduction of the inhibitor . ... anions act in two ways – they shift the anodic curve in the noble direction ( i.e. reduce the apparent activity of the metal ) ...
Like chromate and manganate , its effect on the metal does not depend upon the reduction of the inhibitor . ... anions act in two ways – they shift the anodic curve in the noble direction ( i.e. reduce the apparent activity of the metal ) ...
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Due to higher creep strength ( Table 8 ) and improved oxidation resistance ( Table 9 ) of alloy 602CA , the thickness of these bars could be reduced to 3 mm ( 0.118 " ) , which is a reduction in cross section of 25 % .
Due to higher creep strength ( Table 8 ) and improved oxidation resistance ( Table 9 ) of alloy 602CA , the thickness of these bars could be reduced to 3 mm ( 0.118 " ) , which is a reduction in cross section of 25 % .
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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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