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Full-Text Articles in Chemical Engineering
An Experimental Study Of The Production Of Metallic Impregnations And Coatings -- A Vacuum Process, Engle D. Southard
An Experimental Study Of The Production Of Metallic Impregnations And Coatings -- A Vacuum Process, Engle D. Southard
Chemical and Biological Engineering ETDs
The purpose of this study undertaken was threefold, (1) to design and construct an experimental vacuum apparatus to produce a metal impregnated or coated material; (2) to study some of the variables which affect the process; then (3) to examine the physical characteristics of the resultant materials. Described herein is the development and operation of a vacuum system capable of producing conditions to permit the evaporation of metals to impregnate and coat various materials. The fundamental principle involved in this process is that a rarified atmosphere reduces the temperature required for metal evaporation and protects the metal vapor from reacting …
The Effects Of Operating Variables On The Adsorption Of Water From Iso-Propyl Alcohol Using Molecular Sieves, Warren P. Johnson
The Effects Of Operating Variables On The Adsorption Of Water From Iso-Propyl Alcohol Using Molecular Sieves, Warren P. Johnson
Chemical and Biological Engineering ETDs
The purpose of this paper is to present a study made on the effects of (1) feed concentration, (2) liquid flow rate, (3) column dimensions and (4) absorbent particle size on the selective absorption of water from iso-propyl alcohol with molecular sieves in a semi-continuous or fixed-bed operation.
A Flotation Process For The Concentration Of New Mexico Oolitic Iron Oxide Ores., William C. Rahmig
A Flotation Process For The Concentration Of New Mexico Oolitic Iron Oxide Ores., William C. Rahmig
Chemical and Biological Engineering ETDs
The vast expansion in the production of steel in the twentieth century has turned the eyes of the steel industry toward sources of low grade iron ore. Evidence of this is dramatically presented in a recent issue of Steel Facts. Fifty two percent of the iron ore mined in the United States was concentrated before shipment to the consumers. This is an increase of 25 percent over the amount concentrated a decade ago. The marked increase will continue as technological advances light the way for economical are treatment.
A Study Of The Flow Characteristics In The Core Region Of The Sandia Engineering Reactor, James A. Moeller
A Study Of The Flow Characteristics In The Core Region Of The Sandia Engineering Reactor, James A. Moeller
Chemical and Biological Engineering ETDs
The core region of a nuclear rector is an extremely compact area with a capability of providing a very high heat output. Regardless of the type of coolant used, the heat transfer characteristics of this region must be adequately designed to prevent any undesirable "hot-spots" from developing. The Sandia Engineering Reactor has one of the most compact cores of any in currently operating nuclear reactors. For this reason it is necessary to investigate fully the heat transfer characteristics of the core. The rate of heat transfer from the fuel elements to the coolant is directly dependent upon the temperature difference …
A Study Of The Variation Of The Fluoride Content Of Certain Waters In The Vicinity Of Albuquerque, E. Metz Beahm
A Study Of The Variation Of The Fluoride Content Of Certain Waters In The Vicinity Of Albuquerque, E. Metz Beahm
Chemical and Biological Engineering ETDs
In the first part of 1935, the City of Albuquerque was investigating the possibility of obtaining an additional water supply from the Jemez Mountains, which are about fifty miles to the north of the City. Black and Veatch, consulting engineers for the City, were asked to make a complete study of the problem. The question of fluorides in the water came up because it was known that the fluorides would cause mottled enamel in human teeth when the water was used during childhood, if the content was above 0.9 parts per million by accepted fluorine analysis methods. The question arose …