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... phenomenon which follows no set pattern . It is affected by many variables and
often the final outcome cannot be predicted . The best science can do is to
determine the speed and degree of corrosion on the various materials of
construction ...
... phenomenon which follows no set pattern . It is affected by many variables and
often the final outcome cannot be predicted . The best science can do is to
determine the speed and degree of corrosion on the various materials of
construction ...
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The two principal methods of construction are known as cage construction and
lined construction . In cage construction , an open steel or wood frame is the
means of support . The lead walls are fastened to the frame by a series of straps
which ...
The two principal methods of construction are known as cage construction and
lined construction . In cage construction , an open steel or wood frame is the
means of support . The lead walls are fastened to the frame by a series of straps
which ...
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Brick construction has served industry for many years and its popularity shows no
signs of diminishing . The process industries use brick towers , absorbers , filters ,
tanks , sumps , ducts , pump bases , and floors . Some have been in service ...
Brick construction has served industry for many years and its popularity shows no
signs of diminishing . The process industries use brick towers , absorbers , filters ,
tanks , sumps , ducts , pump bases , and floors . Some have been in service ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Materials Selection for Process Plants |
| Author | Russell E. Gackenbach |
| Publisher | Reinhold Publishing Corporation, 1960 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 23 Apr 2008 |
| ISBN | 0442152604, 9780442152604 |
| Length | 318 pages |
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