1956
DOI: 10.1002/j.1551-8833.1956.tb19353.x
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Suggested Nontechnical Manual on Corrosion for Water Works Operators

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“…Degree of bends, degree or radius of curves, tangent distances for curves, or external distances if clearance is required. 4. Points of intersection with pipe centerline for tees, wyes, crosses, or other branches, together with direction-right or left hand, up or downor angle of flow, viewed from inlet end.…”
Section: Layout Of Pipelinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Degree of bends, degree or radius of curves, tangent distances for curves, or external distances if clearance is required. 4. Points of intersection with pipe centerline for tees, wyes, crosses, or other branches, together with direction-right or left hand, up or downor angle of flow, viewed from inlet end.…”
Section: Layout Of Pipelinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A LTHOUGH the process of corrosion may be complicated and the detailed explanations even more so, relatively nontechnical publications on the subject are available (1,2). If practicing engineers and water utility men understand the basic principles on which corrosion works in common cases, they will understand also the means and methods by which corrosion is controlled successfully.…”
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confidence: 99%