…corroding. Rust is reaction product of iron and steel corrosion. Rusting applies to the corrosion of iron or iron-base alloys with the formation of corrosion products consisting largely of hydrous…
Read More…elsewhere. These drawings have each component numbered on the job. Fig 6 shows example of assembly drawing for instruction manuals. Fig 6 Example of assembly drawing for instruction manuals The…
Read More…pallet and the structure of HBI. Fig 2 Structures of DRI pellets and HBI DRI / HBI can be used in the EAF, EIF, BF, and BOF (basic oxygen furnace)….
Read More…throat. Inside the cone, there sat a cast iron cup, which was suspended on a fulcrum beam opposite a counter-weight. The cup was raised manually by using a winch connected…
Read More…the mining of bitumen to produce synthetic crude oil, demonstrates that the historic boundaries between the minerals and petroleum sectors, which are reflected in different resource classification systems, public reporting…
Read More…knowledge…which is about pursuit of the truth’ and employs a ‘rule based, instrumental or reductionist logic’. Practical knowledge is application-oriented…unlike scientifically and theoretically generated knowledge which orients itself on criteria…
Read More…and drive power for a given capital outlay than their horizontal single-pass or 2-pass counter-parts. This is because of the simplicity of their rugged construction and the minimal needs in…
Read More…hypothesis is true. Small p-values suggest the null hypothesis is unlikely to be true. The smaller it is, the more convincing is the evidence to reject the null hypothesis. In…
Read More…is ‘r = ew/et’, where ‘ew’ is the true strain in the width direction, and ‘et’ is the true strain in the thickness direction. Sheet metal is anisotropic, i.e., the…
Read More…Types of shaped defects in coiled flat products Some other shape defects in coiled sheet, strip, or plate are (i) herringbone, (ii) longitudinal corrugation, and (iii) curl. Herringbone (Fig 3a)…
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