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... 70 22 105 88 26 128 102 20 125 102 20 - 185 160 240 235 ferred fuels. These
should be sulfur-free because nickel is susceptible. * Cold worked about 25 % . |
Higher in reducing atmospheres . smaller sizes can go as high as 200 Brinell .
... 70 22 105 88 26 128 102 20 125 102 20 - 185 160 240 235 ferred fuels. These
should be sulfur-free because nickel is susceptible. * Cold worked about 25 % . |
Higher in reducing atmospheres . smaller sizes can go as high as 200 Brinell .
Page 172
When “Monel” is hot-worked, nonsulfur-bearing reducing atmospheres must be
used. The metal item should be placed in a hot furnace, pulled as soon as the
desired temperature is reached, worked rapidly, and air-cooled. When “Monel” is
...
When “Monel” is hot-worked, nonsulfur-bearing reducing atmospheres must be
used. The metal item should be placed in a hot furnace, pulled as soon as the
desired temperature is reached, worked rapidly, and air-cooled. When “Monel” is
...
Page 191
The underside of all welds must also be protected by an inert gas atmosphere or
by copper backing plates. Inert gas chambers and ... Helium, argon or a mixture
of the two provide excellent shielding atmospheres. Welds made by the ...
The underside of all welds must also be protected by an inert gas atmosphere or
by copper backing plates. Inert gas chambers and ... Helium, argon or a mixture
of the two provide excellent shielding atmospheres. Welds made by the ...
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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 Michigan |
| Digitized | 18 Jan 2007 |
| ISBN | 0442152604, 9780442152604 |
| Length | 318 pages |
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