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PhysicsForums H2S and SO2 removal ( urgent )  
08:55 27-Feb-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 163]    By: Unnamed
hello , i have amine solution with H2S and SO2 if it is go to amine regenerator , H2S and SO2 will lefted together how can i seperate them ?...
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PhysicsForums k epsilon turbuence modelling in FEMLAB  
07:49 27-Feb-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 110]    By: Unnamed
Please can someone help me with the formulation of the k epsilon model as shown in the FEMLAB Chemical Engineering Module hand book? What I want to know is, Why is C_{\epsilon1}=0.1256 here when al...
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PhysicsForums equilibrium constant and rate constant  
06:29 27-Feb-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 592]    By: Unnamed
Hi every body, I am just asking myself if the two constants K and k have some relations with each other. Could anyone explain more about this? Thanks...
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PhysicsForums flexible polyureathane  
05:40 25-Feb-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 106]    By: Unnamed
anyone have idea about this industry?...
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PhysicsForums Heat produced from Brake Pad Friction material?  
18:48 21-Feb-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 235]    By: Unnamed
Hi all, My model of a car brake system is intended to monitor the rate at which heat increases/decreases as friction between a brake pad and disc increases. My equation for the force transmitted...
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PhysicsForums So2 removal from water  
05:07 21-Feb-07   [Replies: 10, Views: 370]    By: Unnamed
hiii i want a method to saparate water from so2 ?...
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PhysicsForums lattice parameter  
20:51 20-Feb-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 160]    By: Unnamed
i want to know how to calculate lattice parameter for material having rhombohedral crystal structure. I normally calculate for cubic system only. Can anyone give me the equation to calculate the latti...
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PhysicsForums Extreme lt. wt. non conductive materials  
13:09 19-Feb-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 180]    By: Unnamed
I am looking for extreme light weight electrically non conductive materials which also has some thermal resistance as well. I am building a High volatage generator of 250,000+ volts at 50ma I am ne...
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PhysicsForums XRD analysis of Ti6Al4V alloy  
07:17 15-Feb-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 10]    By: Unnamed
Hello, eberyone! I am new to this forum. Could anyone provide some XRD information on the captioned alloy? Thanks for your help....
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PhysicsForums Crystallization of HfO2  
01:49 15-Feb-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 231]    By: Unnamed
HfO2 is considered to be used as a dielectric but if it crystallizes locally its electrical properties becomes unstable. This happens around 700-800 C, which is below where most semiconductor anneals ...
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PhysicsForums "Treatment makes surfaces self-cleaning"  
15:21 14-Feb-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 194]    By: Unnamed
I read this article, a few weeks ago http://www.engineerlive.com/european...cleaning.thtml [http://www.engineerlive.com/european-design-engineer/instrumentationelectronics/17068/treatment-makes-sur...
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PhysicsForums General Cantilever Equations for Bending Aluminum  
10:57 14-Feb-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 290]    By: Unnamed
I am trying to determine some general cantilever equations. I have an aluminum beam extending out 235 mm (L) from an aluminum block. The beam is 25 mm wide (W) and 3 mm thick (H). A force is ap...
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PhysicsForums heat treatable vs non heat treatable  
06:04 13-Feb-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 287]    By: Unnamed
Been reading about aluminium alloys. Could someone tell me why some alloys are heat treatable and others aren't. Or why certain alloys aren't heat teat treatable. I'm assuming the non heat treat...
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PhysicsForums Micro Etching  
18:07 9-Feb-07   [Replies: 15, Views: 365]    By: Unnamed
Has anyone here micro etched material? I'm going to start learning the process of micro etching and have the oppertunity to do it to a bolt. I'm wondering what purposes it would serve... I know that...
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PhysicsForums Tension-Compression Asymmetry in FCC  
15:23 7-Feb-07   [Replies: 9, Views: 251]    By: Unnamed
Hello, FCC metals experience significant tension-compression asymmetry because of the comparatively limited number of slip systems that act under compression, compared to tension, right? Thanks...
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PhysicsForums Introduction to Materials and Properties  
14:27 5-Feb-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 214]    By: Unnamed
This is a very nice summary of Materials and their Properties and Characteristics http://www.ndt-ed.org/EducationResou..._mat_index.htm [http://www.ndt-ed.org/EducationResources/CommunityCollege/Ma...
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PhysicsForums Life of a spring  
05:30 5-Feb-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 166]    By: Unnamed
hi, Our counterparts have designed a spring for a valve application. the entire component depends on the tension of the spring We need to calculate the tension life of a spring(i.e the duration f...
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PhysicsForums Removing oil aerosols(mist) from compressed air  
01:25 2-Feb-07   [Replies: 5, Views: 239]    By: Unnamed
Hello! My process looks like this: i've oil container with constant vacuum of 3-10 mbar for removing oil aerosols from container.that vacuum is produced by ejector(vacuum pump) down the line in whic...
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PhysicsForums Corrosion inhibitors  
01:25 1-Feb-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 173]    By: Unnamed
I'm looking for the definition of "Primary Corrosion inhibitor" and the source. Common sense tells me that primary corrosion inhibitor is the product you use to treat your primary corrosion...
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PhysicsForums spring under compression changes  
01:22 1-Feb-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 130]    By: Unnamed
Hi all -- I am wondering if anyone has a source for information on the changes/relaxation springs undergo while under mild compression. Time frames would be 1-5 years. Thanks!!...
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PhysicsForums Ceramic Cutting Tools  
11:09 30-Jan-07   [Replies: 7, Views: 387]    By: Unnamed
Could somebody help me to get information of cutting speed and depth of cut for ceramic cutting tools? I would need to have a data for all the ceramic types. Thanks!...
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PhysicsForums Materials Science Papers  
19:26 29-Jan-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 217]    By: Unnamed
Hello, Hey I was just wondering, is there any grand database of all papers published in the materials science industry. I have found some effects which seem unique to my current knowledge of the l...
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PhysicsForums How to change the melting point of a metal?  
12:36 29-Jan-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 231]    By: Unnamed
How to change the melting point of a metal? Like example: Iron melting point: 1535 °C Sulfur melting point: 115.36 °C If you combine Iron and Sulfur in a airtight container and light a monster...
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PhysicsForums Lithium and Lithium hydride  
21:08 27-Jan-07   [Replies: 5, Views: 306]    By: Unnamed
Hi, I'm an italian PhD student (sorry for my english). I'm searching for data on Lithium and Lithium Hydride. In particular: 1) Data concerning LiH decomposition rate @ 1-10 atm and from 1200 K to 25...
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PhysicsForums Casting Process  
18:33 27-Jan-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 197]    By: Unnamed
Hi, I was wondering how to tell if a part is an ingot or continuously cast. I'm looking at a high strength steel. It's a part of a bulldozer and has some bolt holes. I was wondering if people could...
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