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After a discussion of considerations in deciding whether to connect up processes in continuous operations, a brief description of in-line cleaning and pickling for scale (oxide) removal is given. Presented are Hydrochloric acid, bipolar sulphuric acid, bipolar neutral electrolyte, bipolar alkaline, ultrasonics-assisted acidic, and ultrasonics-assisted alkaline cleaning and pickling methods.
After a discussion of considerations in deciding whether to connect up processes in continuous operations, a brief description of in-line cleaning and pickling for scale (oxide) removal is given. Presented are Hydrochloric acid, bipolar sulphuric acid, bipolar neutral electrolyte, bipolar alkaline, ultrasonics-assisted acidic, and ultrasonics-assisted alkaline cleaning and pickling methods.
| Author(s) | Kelly, M.J.Steel and Wire Services Ltd.Phillips, R. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal International15(6): 60-62, 64-65 1982, Paper presented at WAI 51st Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA |
| Year | 1982 |
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