Corrosion in Fertiliser and Petroleum Industry: Proceedings of Short Course on "Corrosion in Fertiliser and Petroleum Industry" Organised by the Corrosion Advisory Bureau at Udyogamandal from 20th to 24th December 1968 |
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Page 51
Lead can be used suitably at temperatures of 220°C in concentrations up to 95 %
. ... Rubber is resistant to weak acid , fluorocarbons such as teflon are suitable to
temperatures upto 400 – 500°F while carbon steel can tolerate upto 62 % acid ...
Lead can be used suitably at temperatures of 220°C in concentrations up to 95 %
. ... Rubber is resistant to weak acid , fluorocarbons such as teflon are suitable to
temperatures upto 400 – 500°F while carbon steel can tolerate upto 62 % acid ...
Page 91
... derived from thermal cracking , corrosion rates of different materials are in line
with those obtained in the straight distillation ( uncracked gasoline ) and probably
the same choice of non - ferrous construction materials would be suitable .
... derived from thermal cracking , corrosion rates of different materials are in line
with those obtained in the straight distillation ( uncracked gasoline ) and probably
the same choice of non - ferrous construction materials would be suitable .
Page 105
The second alternative is to add a suitable additive to the fuel oil to minimise the
formation of sulphur dioxide and sulphur tri - oxide . This suggestion was studied
elaborately , and now we are experimenting the feasibility of injecting a suitable ...
The second alternative is to add a suitable additive to the fuel oil to minimise the
formation of sulphur dioxide and sulphur tri - oxide . This suggestion was studied
elaborately , and now we are experimenting the feasibility of injecting a suitable ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
CHEMICAL CORROSION AND ITS PREVENTION | 13 |
DISCUSSION | 22 |
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| Title | Corrosion in Fertiliser and Petroleum Industry: Proceedings of Short Course on "Corrosion in Fertiliser and Petroleum Industry" Organised by the Corrosion Advisory Bureau at Udyogamandal from 20th to 24th December 1968 |
| Editors | K. N. P. Rao, A. K. Lahiri |
| Contributor | Corrosion Advisory Bureau |
| Publisher | Corrosion Advisory Bureau, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 27 Feb 2008 |
| Length | 159 pages |
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