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The pickling process and required equipment are discussed, and practical suggestions are made for increasing pickling room production. Suggestions include increasing crane speed, preliminary drying using an air stream, quick opening valves in the washing operation, agitation of the pickling solution, and tests to determine and monitor optimum solution concentration.
The pickling process and required equipment are discussed, and practical suggestions are made for increasing pickling room production. Suggestions include increasing crane speed, preliminary drying using an air stream, quick opening valves in the washing operation, agitation of the pickling solution, and tests to determine and monitor optimum solution concentration.
| Author(s) | See, W.G., Submerged Combustion Co. of America, Graham, W.H., Mellon Institute of Industrial Research |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products17(3): 146-149 1942 |
| Year | 1942 |
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