 | American Society of Mechanical Engineers - 1895 - 1820 Seiten
...in their strained condition to be acted upon by sea-water, or other waters, than in their ordinary normal or softer condition. The experiments, however,...the action of the local galvanic currents which are shown to be induced between 'strained' and ' unstrained ' portions of even the same piece of iron or... | |
 | American Society of Mechanical Engineers - 1895 - 1274 Seiten
...iu their strained condition to be acted upon by sea-water, or other waters, than in their ordinary normal or softer condition. The experiments, however,...the action of the local galvanic currents which are shown to be induced between ' strained ' and ' unstrained ' portions of even the same piece of iron... | |
 | Frederick John Rowan - 1903 - 694 Seiten
...sea-water, or other waters, than in their ordinary or softer condition. The experiments, however, indicated that an increased total corrosion, in excess of the...structure from the action of the local galvanic currents \vhich were shown to be induced between ' strained ' and ' unstrained ' portions of even the same piece... | |
 | Matthew Patterson Wood - 1904 - 472 Seiten
...in their strained condition to be acted upon by sea-water, or other waters, than in their ordinary normal or softer condition. The experiments, however,...increased total corrosion, in excess of the normal corrosibiiity of the metal, occurs in a metallic structure, from the action of the local galvanic currents... | |
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... their strained condition to be acted upon by sea-water, or other waters, than in their ordinary normal or softer condition. The experiments, however, indicate that an increased total corrosion, in excess of the normal corrosibility of the metal, occurs... 