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In practically all cases , stress corrosion manifests itself in the form of cracks and ,
for this reason , is often known as stress - corrosion cracking . Cracking may be
either intergranular or transgranular . Stress and corrosion , acting together ...
In practically all cases , stress corrosion manifests itself in the form of cracks and ,
for this reason , is often known as stress - corrosion cracking . Cracking may be
either intergranular or transgranular . Stress and corrosion , acting together ...
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cent magnesium are very susceptible to stress corrosion and have cracked in
atmospheric exposures and in tap water . Cracking is intergranular . One of the
earliest recognized cases of stress corrosion was the season cracking of brass .
cent magnesium are very susceptible to stress corrosion and have cracked in
atmospheric exposures and in tap water . Cracking is intergranular . One of the
earliest recognized cases of stress corrosion was the season cracking of brass .
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After 10 days , stress cracking occurred . ( Magnification 1 . 875X ) . mercury ,
sodium , and zinc cause cracking . The use of brackish or sea water for cooling is
potentially dangerous because the chlorides may concentrate in crevices and , in
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After 10 days , stress cracking occurred . ( Magnification 1 . 875X ) . mercury ,
sodium , and zinc cause cracking . The use of brackish or sea water for cooling is
potentially dangerous because the chlorides may concentrate in crevices and , in
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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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