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64 MP/January 1998
MATERIALS SELECTION & DESIGN
NACEREPORT
i Phorgotten Phenomena Reference
<Ollh,llrd frO,?l{"Z,yCbi I J K. .lelwn. M,~termls ot Cmstructmn tar Alka-
lies md Hypochlorites, in Process lndustms Cor-
Cr) and 825 (N08825, Fe-40% roz~n-k Throw mJ Practice. cds. 13.1.Llonu.
1Y.I. Poilock (Hw&, TX. -LACE. l%h), p. XIU.
Ni-2096 Cr-3% MO-~% Cu), high-
Ni alloys that are very resistant to
Corrosion Scientists,
chloride SCC, used as replace-
ments for type 300 series SS. Rus- Engineers, Practitioners...
Sian investigators reported that S/fare your Plmgotten Phe~mmerux
chlorides, a common contaminant iterlzs zuitll your colleayues. Articles
in concentrated caustic, do not sliodd be 1,000 zuords or 1ess;photos
md drmings me nppreciated. Srnd
Impressed Current
aggravate SCC and may even play
an inhibitive role. subnzissions to Warren 1. Pollock, MP
Alloy 600 (N06600, Ni-15% Tecllnicrzl Editor, NACE, P.0. Bus
Anodesfor Underground
215340, Houston, TX 77215-8340.
CathodicProtection
Cr-8% Fe ) is satisfactory in hot
caustic service. For bellows, alloy
625 (N06625, Ni-20% Cr-8% Mo-Cb Systems is now
available.
stabilized) is currently used almost C.P. Dillon is the 1998 NACE International T.J.
exclusively. Hull Award recipient for his outstanding con-
tributions In the field or puhlicatlons. He is the
C.P. Dillon, FNACE author oi Corrosion Control in the Chemical
C.P. Dillon 0 Associates Process Industries, 2nd Edition (St. Louis, IMO:
940 Park Street MTI, lYY;~, now in its second printing. This This new consensus-approved
St. Albans, WV 25177 book is available irom NACE. technical committee report pro-
vides an overview of impressed
current anode materials for those
new to the cathodic protection field
and serves as a reference for more
experienced personnel.
ONACE
THE CORROSION SOCIETY
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