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A new cleaning method used to prepare wire for application of an electrolytic zinc process is described. The method utilizes electrolysis in a fused sodium salt bath. The development of the process and its flexibility are discussed; the advantages of the process are listed. The cost savings are outlined.
A new cleaning method used to prepare wire for application of an electrolytic zinc process is described. The method utilizes electrolysis in a fused sodium salt bath. The development of the process and its flexibility are discussed; the advantages of the process are listed. The cost savings are outlined.
| Author(s) | Tainton, U.C., Tainton Research Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products9(11): 399-400 1934, Paper presented at WAI 4th Annual Meeting, New York, NY USA |
| Year | 1934 |
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