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    DOT Pipeline Corrosion

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    Corrosion Control and Monitoring ABC Company ABC Chemical Complex Engineering Specification ABC Chemical Complex 1 Corrosion Control & Monitoring  SCOPE – This Engineering Specification includes external and internal corrosion control and monitoring for DOT regulated pipelines. – Design‚ construction‚ construction inspection‚ construction acceptance‚ operation‚ and maintenance of DOT regulated pipelines are covered by this Engineering Specification. ABC Chemical Complex 2 Corrosion Control

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    Corrison of iron

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    Prevention of Corrosion…….8 Aim of the project……………………9 Requirement…………………………10 Procedure……………………….….11 Observation…………………………12 Conclusion………………………….13 Introduction: Metals and alloys undergo rusting and corrosion. The process by which some metals when exposed to atmospheric condition i.e.‚ moist air‚ carbon dioxide form undesirable compounds on the surface is known as corrosion‚ The compounds formed are usually oxides . Rusting is also a type of corrosion but the term is restricted to iron or products

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    Corrosion of Cement Paste

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    CORROSION OF CEMENT PASTE In general terms cement products have good durability‚ but their strength will decrease or even damage structures with the role of some erosive media (such as soft water‚ acid water)‚ known as the erosion of cement paste. The main reasons for corrosion are: Soft-water Corrosion (Dissolution Corrosion) Rain‚ snow‚ distilled water‚ industrial condensate water‚ and the river water and lake water with low bicarbonate content‚ all of them belong to soft water. When hardened

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    EEI Ball Bouncing

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    Introduction Gravity is a force that pulls all objects on Earth to its surface at a rate of 9.8m/sec. Gravity is an acceleration of a free falling object (Encyclopedia Britannica‚ 2014). Gravitational potential energy (Egp) is a concept from the law of gravity. As an object is positioned with a gravitational field‚ the object can store energy which is called gravitational potential energy (Physicsclassroom.com‚ 2014). As the object begins movement or work the energy transfers into kinetic energy

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    Wrought Iron

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    MME 214 Metallography sessional Exp. 2 Microstructure of Wrought Iron Wrought Iron • Wrought iron was once the most important metallic engineering material but it has now been almost totally replaced by the different grades of steel. • A little wrought iron is still made and will probably continue to be made since it possesses certain extremely valuable properties. • Wrought iron is a soft but ductile metal made from pig iron by a low temperature oxidation process called ‘Puddling’. • It is

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    Ballast Tank Corrosion Control V Thapar Asst. Director Naval Architecture Naval Headquarters‚ New Delhi 1.0 Introduction : Steel‚ the most corrodible of all ship construction material‚ still remains the most economic choice of ship construction materials however‚ the very nature of steel‚ compounded by the salt laden marine ambience‚ makes the corrosion protection effort arduous. The marine environment is one of the harshest environments any structure could be subjected to. It is

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    Seed Germination EEI

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    Germination in plants is the process in which dormant seed begins to grow and sprout under certain growing conditions. The English pea‚ also known as the garden pea‚ is a member of the legume family and is known to grow roughly three to four inches long. Research shows that it only takes approximately 1 week for the seed to start to germinate. There are many things that can affect‚ the growth of the pea seed such as; temperature‚ moisture‚ planting depth and sunlight. The pea grows best in temperatures

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    Biology Eei Lab Report

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    Biology EEI Effect of Inorganic and Organic Fertilisers on Yield and Growth of Tomatoes By Yash Teacher: Mrs. Elphick TABLE OF CONTENTS Abstract................................................................................3 Introduction..........................................................................4 Materials and Methods.........................................................6 Contents of fertilisers...........................................................6 Procedure....

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    Biology Bread Mould Eei

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    Biology EEI Overview By Jack Chappell Introduction: The most common fungi in the world is Bread Mold Fungus‚ also known as Rhizopus stolonifer (NCBI database). This mold is a common problem in most households throughout the world. The experiment being undertaken‚ changes the ingredients in bread to test the rate in which mold grows differently. These results will also be accommodated with climate control and the effects that could be associated with temperature and humidity. Mold will

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    The IronIron Carbide (Fe–Fe3C) Phase Diagram • In their simplest form‚ steels are alloys of Iron (Fe) and Carbon (C). • The Fe-C phase diagram is a fairly complex one‚ but we will only consider the steel part of the diagram‚ up to around 7% C b d Carbon. • Phases present α-ferrite‚ γ-ferrite‚ δ-ferrite‚ Fe3C (iron carbide or cementite) Fe-C liquid solution School of Mechanical and Building Sciences‚ VIT University‚ Vellore 1 Phases in Fe–Fe3C Phase Diagram α-ferrite

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