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Page 36
However, more rapid corrosion can occur when increased temperature causes
dissolution of the protective film normally ... On the other hand, a temperature
increase may actually lower the rate of deterioration by decreasing the solubility
of ...
However, more rapid corrosion can occur when increased temperature causes
dissolution of the protective film normally ... On the other hand, a temperature
increase may actually lower the rate of deterioration by decreasing the solubility
of ...
Page 37
Where differences in temperature exist, the anode (area at the higher
temperature) will suffer localized and increased attack. ... Pressure can also
suppress the vapor pressures of the solution and either increase or decrease the
rate of attack.
Where differences in temperature exist, the anode (area at the higher
temperature) will suffer localized and increased attack. ... Pressure can also
suppress the vapor pressures of the solution and either increase or decrease the
rate of attack.
Page 106
With an increase in the amount of alloy content, there is generally an increase in
the strength, impact value, and corrosion resistance and a decrease in ductility
and ease of fabrication. These newer alloys are needed to combat the more ...
With an increase in the amount of alloy content, there is generally an increase in
the strength, impact value, and corrosion resistance and a decrease in ductility
and ease of fabrication. These newer alloys are needed to combat the more ...
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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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