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    is precursor to stress corrosion cracking. If some pits are formed in proper condition, growth of crack takes place and propagation happens. Chu et al. (2004) had demonstrated microcracks during initiation. In Chu’s experiment X-65 pipeline steel samples were exposed to synthetic soil environment for 61 days and 111 days, and the morphology of two samples are shown in Figure 3. It was concluded that majority of initiated microcracks were generated from pits at metallurgical…

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    Stainless Steel Case Study

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    Properties of stainless steel • Corrosion resistant • Good tensile strength • Good low and high temperature service • Appearance • Hygienic • Has a respectable friction coefficient Corrosion resistant Stainless steel has a chromium-rich rust protective oxide thin film on the surface known as a passive layer, in which prevents corrosion by blocking oxygen diffusion to enter the passive layer and spreads rust into the internal material. As seen in Figure 1, stainless steel rather than forming a…

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    Mild Steel Case Study

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    5. CREATIVE PHASE Table IV Functional Development to Cost (An Incline) Function Creative Ideas & Development Estimated Cost (Rs) Provide Surface 1) Change the material to Mild Steel 40 2) Change the copper to brass 70 3) Combine function of bracket 85 (For sliding surfaces, copper facilitates lu-brication & high con-ductivity.) (A) The existing cost of the Incline + Bracket assembly = 112…

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    As can be seen, multicem concrete showed resistance below the limit for structural lightweight concrete, which can be classified so as insulating concretes or moderate resistance. However, according to Radonjanin, Malesev, Marinkovic and Al Malty (2013), concrete made from 100% recycled coarse aggregate can achieve high compressive strength since large amount of cement to be added, which is therefore not an economical proposition. Still according to the author, concrete made with 50% or 100% of…

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    observe the stress concentration factor/feature for a set of mild steel specimens with various irregularities in each sample. These irregularities or “stress-raisers” include any notches and holes which vary in size (radius) and placement on the specimen (edge notches or holes) that may have an effect on the flow of stress. With the use of a Hounsfield 50 kN electrically operated tensile testing machine and 12 1-mm thick mild steel test samples the experiment shows how any stress-raiser within…

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    Cold Formed Steel Essay

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    Properties of cold formed steel In general, cold formed steel has many important properties which make it significant building material, the main two properties of cold formed steel are: the yield point and the tensile strength and how are they related to formability of steel, most members in building industry are on high tensile loads, cold formed steel has a Huge tensile strength, however the ratio between the tensile strength and the yield strength is 1.2-1.8 .in addition to other good…

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    designed and fabricated supporting legs for a center lathe using ferrocement and its properties were compared with cast iron legs. The fabricated legs contains, sand: cement: water = (2 : 1 : 0.45). The Ferrocement legs were made of wire mesh with steel reinforcement cage . The static test results revealed ferrocement head-end and tail-end had 0.040 mm/KN, 0.58 mm/KN deflection unlike the corresponding values for the cast iron were 0.20 mm/KN, 0.21 mm/KN respectively being almost double the…

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    most important developments was the revolutionizing of iron and steel. The steel industry emerged around western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio due to the fact that coal, which is used to fuel the furnaces, and iron, which is made into steel using a variety of methods, were found in abundance in that area. Pittsburg, P.A. became one of the centers of the steel world. New Jersey ironmaster Abram S. Hewitt introduced a process of making steel supplanted…

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    Sprout City: A Case Study

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    is named Sprout City. It is based on the manufacturing of steel and it follows the multiple nuclei model. We have chosen to base our manufacturing on steel because currently it is the leading construction material for sustainability. This essential to a city because when a city manufactures something that is commonly used or demanded a lot it will have a higher economy. This benefits both the basic industry and everyone else because steel is used for the building of roads, railroads, and other…

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    Fences Persuasive Speech

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    over time. If security is your aim you'll be looking for a fence with height, structural strength but a solid fascia may not be so critical. The best security can be achieved with a rigid mesh fence system mounted on steel posts in heights from 6ft through to 8ft, or alternatively a steel palisade fence which can be purchased up to 3m high.…

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