CORROSION (1957) 13 (2): 19–24. Available at https://doi.org/10.5006/0010-9312-13.2.19 Rust inhibitors should be selected with reference to the type of service in which they will be used.
Author: A. J. FREEDMAN; A. DRAVNIEKS; W. B. HIRSCHMANN; R. S. CHENEY
Attached is a list of approximately 280 papers and bulletins by Ted Beardwood, some of which are posted on the Arthur Freedman Associates website. Feel
The paper will discuss the effects of impurities in HRSG boiling waters on steam purity and carryover intothe steam turbine. The equation used for predicting
Author: Edward S. BeardwoodDeposits on surfaces in water – bearing systems, also known as “fouling”, can lead to substantial losses in the performance of industrial processes as well
Author: P. Bierganns and Edward S. BeardwoodTales abound concerning operational failures in steam generating systems. In most cases, during the investigation phase of the root cause analysis, it becomes clear that
Author: Douglas B. DeWitt-Dick and Edward S. BeardwoodThe global economy has forced a shift in emphasis from preventative maintenance to risk based maintenance with expectations of extending the time between scheduled outages
Author: Edward S. BeardwoodA novel approach to onsite, high purity generation of a monochloramined amine (MCA), whenapplied to cooling waters, has revealed equivalent performance attributes as associated withchlorine
Author: Edward S. BeardwoodFouling of enhanced heat exchanger tubes has been a significant problem in the industry since theirintroduction. The intensity of fouling has been shown to be
Author: Edward S. Beardwood, George F. Hays, Steven J. ColbyAn on-line fouling monitor was employed to obtain over five million hours of data onfouling in recirculating cooling water heat exchangers. From these data a
Author: Douglas B. Dewitt-Dick and Edward S. BeardwoodThe ASME Research and Technology Committee on Water and Steam in Thermal Power Systems is in theprocess of producing a document which itemizes and outlines
Author: Edward S. Beardwood