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Synchronizing degradation with regeneration: a model-driven framework for designing biodegradable biomaterials in bone tissue engineering. [PDF]

J Mater Sci Mater Med
Zarghami V.
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Erosion–corrosion resistance of engineering materials in various test conditions [PDF]

Wear, 2009
Erosion–corrosion is a complex phenomenon which involves the interaction between the mechanical processes of solid particle erosion and the electrochemical processes of corrosion.
R J K Wood
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Mapping erosion-corrosion of carbon steel in oil exploration conditions: Some new approaches to characterizing mechanisms and synergies [PDF]

Tribology International, 2010
Erosion by solid particles in oil/water slurries is a technologically important area. In such conditions, it is necessary to distinguish between the effects of the sand, aqueous environment, and the oil.
M M Stack
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Protection of piping from corrosion erosion

Atomic Energy, 1993
Flow-induced corrosion, better known but not accurately termed as erosion, has traditionally been studied from the standpoint of how it is affected by and the protection from it that can be gained by washing out of metal by water or steam-water flow in pipelines of both fossil-fuel and nuclear power plants.
W. Kastner, H. Nopper, R. Riesner
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Efficient Corrosion/Erosion-Resistant Linings for Rotary Kilns

Refractories and Industrial Ceramics, 2021
We studied the service conditions for the lining of the Waelz kilns at the Chelyabinsk Electrolytic Zinc Plant and the Ust’ Kamenogorsk Lead and Zinc Plant, and identified the primary sources of wear on the refractories. Refractory wear inWaelz kilns primarily occurs via a chemical reaction between the refractories and the components of the charge ...
V. V. Slovikovskii, A. V. Gulyaeva
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Non-intrusive Corrosion Erosion Monitoring For Subsea Applications

North Africa Technical Conference and Exhibition, 2011
Abstract The oil and gas industry has a need for reliable monitoring of changes in wall thickness both topside and subsea. It is important to detect and monitor the effect of corrosion and erosion as this may reduce the life-cycle cost and increase the lifetime of industrial infrastructure, ships, aircrafts, ground vehicles, pipelines ...
Geir Instanes, Sindre Kristiansen, Olav Brakstad   +2 more
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Corrosion-Erosion Fatigue of Pipeline Tubes

World Tribology Congress III, Volume 1, 2005
Reliability and durability of pipeline tubes are mainly affected by repeated alternative pressure, the processes of corrosion and erosion. These phenomena cause degradation of material on the internal surface of the tube. However the traditional methods (experimental and theoretical) of investigation of such damage processes are developed as if these ...
Leonid A. Sosnovskiy, Vladimir V. Vorobyev, Alexei A. Kostyuchenko, Alexander M. Bordovsky   +3 more
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An Engineering Approach to Corrosion/Erosion Prediction

CORROSION 2006, 2006
Abstract The corrosion and erosion predictions involve verification or derivation from the parameters in the Basis of Design for new oil and gas developments. The field design and operating data are partly developed from reservoir analyses, flow simulations, and thermodynamic models.
Juri Kolts, Michael W. Joosten, Probjot Singh   +2 more
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Subsea Corrosion/Erosion Monitoring

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 2012
Young Technology Showcase Detection and monitoring are important prognostic means in preserving material integrity and reducing the life cycle cost of industrial infrastructure, ships, aircraft, ground vehicles, pipelines, oil installations, etc.
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Basalt: Properties and Applications in Corrosion/Erosion Problems

CORROSION 1980, 1980
Basalt is very widely found in nature, especially where recent volcanic disturbances have occurred. Many of these basalts are not amenable to successful melting and casting. One particular basalt occurring in the German-Czechoslovakian border area has proved, through diligent development, to be capable of transformation into a useful corrosion-erosion ...
Allan Crook, Roy E. Beal
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