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A closed-system pickling method is described which is pollution free and low cost. The inadequacy of the presently used disposal methods is discussed. The new solutions to handling fumes, vapors and spent acid are outlined. The benefits of this sytem with regard to water pollution are also discussed.
A closed-system pickling method is described which is pollution free and low cost. The inadequacy of the presently used disposal methods is discussed. The new solutions to handling fumes, vapors and spent acid are outlined. The benefits of this sytem with regard to water pollution are also discussed.
| Author(s) | Lackner, R.J.Conservall Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal4(12): 43-47 1971, Paper presented at WAI 41st Annual Convention, Cleveland, OH USA |
| Year | 1971 |
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