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In part two of a three-part series the production of two by-products of hot dip galvanizing (oxide skimmings and sal-ammoniac flux skimmings) is discussed. Topics include several different fields of hot dip galvanizing, ranging from wire to range boilers and tanks. Factors which can reduce formation of these products are considered. Second of three parts.
In part two of a three-part series the production of two by-products of hot dip galvanizing (oxide skimmings and sal-ammoniac flux skimmings) is discussed. Topics include several different fields of hot dip galvanizing, ranging from wire to range boilers and tanks. Factors which can reduce formation of these products are considered. Second of three parts.
| Author(s) | Imhoff, W.G., Wallace G. *Imhoff Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products18(12): 772-774, 794-795 1943 |
| Year | 1943 |
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