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1. Bulletin.

Subjects
CORROSION resistant materials, HAZARDOUS substances, METAL industry, AWARDS
Abstract

The article discusses various developments in the metal plating industry. Karen Callebaut of the Cobalt Development Institute (CDI) is requesting for a list of outdoor applications treated with cobalt. The British Environment Agency-led HAZRED project has received grants from the European Union (EU) to develop waste reduction plans. Atotech employees Ifor Jones and Lee Capper have been awarded the accolade of Fellow of the Institute of Metal Finishing (FIMF).

Published
2005
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2. Bi-metal, CRA-lined pipe employed for North Sea field development.

Author

Spence, Mark A. and Roscoe, Ces V.

Subjects
ALLOYS, CORROSION resistant materials, PETROLEUM pipelines, OIL well drilling
Abstract

Focuses on the use of corrosion-resistant alloy (CRA) line pipe in BP Amoco's oil well drilling projects in Great Britain. Benefits of using the bi-metal, CRA-lined pipe; Corrosion resistance to the process environment; Potential of the Bruce Phase II development project; Pipes with hydraulic expansion press. INSET: U.S. MMS looks at near-term regulatory action offshore..

Published
1999

3. UK stainless scrap prices stable as tight supply offsets lower nickel price.

Subjects
PRICES, STAINLESS steel, CORROSION resistant materials, ALLOYS, SCRAP metal industry
Abstract

The article reports that prices of stainless steel scrap in Great Britain have remained steady as lower nickel prices were offset by tight supply and healthy demand. A merchant said the availability of scrap is not fantastic although nickel is trading at 17,500-18,500 U.S. dollars. Meanwhile, nickel traded between 17,600-18,250 U.S. dollars per tonne on the London Metal Exchange (LME).

Published
2009

4. PROPULSION AND RESCUE SYSTEMS FOR SUBMARINES.

Subjects
PROPULSION systems, PRODUCT quality, CORROSION resistant materials
Abstract

Features the first pressurized water reactor from Rolls-Royce Corp. in Great Britain. Details on the quality of the device; Level of corrosion resistance; Product specifications.

Published
2004

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