Corrosion and wear handbook for water cooled reactors.

by D. J. DePaul in [Washington?]

Written in English

Published: 1957 Pages: 293 Downloads: 399

Subjects:

Pressurized water reactors.,
Corrosion and anti-corrosives.,
Mechanical wear.

Classifications
LC Classifications	TK9203.P7 D4 1957a
The Physical Object
Pagination	ix, 293 p.
Number of Pages	293
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL6240656M
LC Control Number	57061946
OCLC/WorldCa	4301989

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The main criteria for the material selection were (a) high corrosion resistance in a readily available alloy; (b. The Elsevier just released a brand new book titled “Handbook of Generation IV Nuclear Reactors”, which actually offers important insight into a global progress of development and.

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This handbook contains more than cooling water, and for different plants one would expect to have different cooling water environments. The use of spray ponds and cooling towers, which are becoming increasingly popular because of water shortages and thermal problems, further complicate cooling-water.

Corrosion system comprises one or multiple metals and all of the parameters of the environment, which contrib-ute to corrosion. Such parameters of the environment can also be the coating surface layer, electrode, and so forth.

Anti-corrosion or corrosion protection refers to the modification of the corrosion system in a way that retards or. ASTM's corrosion standards are used to evaluate corrosion and corrosion-prevention of metals.

ASTM wear standards define tests for examining wear, friction, and erosion due to relative motion between a solid material and a contacting substance. Water cooling is a method of heat removal from components and industrial equipment.

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