1967
DOI: 10.1016/0025-5408(67)90015-3
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The determination of metal carbides and metal nitrides in steel by differential thermal analysis—Effluent gas analysis

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“…A piston-cylinder apparatus was described (255) for determination of the pressure-temperature dependence of the explosive decomposition of polyvinyl chloride. The more conventional effluent gas analysis, EGA, coupled with DTA, has continued to be of value for identification of steel inclusions (20,197,198). After DTA has provided inclusion identification, EGA can be used for quantitative estimation after calibration-for example, response to C02 from known weights of CaCOe (198).…”
Section: Pyrolysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A piston-cylinder apparatus was described (255) for determination of the pressure-temperature dependence of the explosive decomposition of polyvinyl chloride. The more conventional effluent gas analysis, EGA, coupled with DTA, has continued to be of value for identification of steel inclusions (20,197,198). After DTA has provided inclusion identification, EGA can be used for quantitative estimation after calibration-for example, response to C02 from known weights of CaCOe (198).…”
Section: Pyrolysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The more conventional effluent gas analysis, EGA, coupled with DTA, has continued to be of value for identification of steel inclusions (20,197,198). After DTA has provided inclusion identification, EGA can be used for quantitative estimation after calibration-for example, response to C02 from known weights of CaCOe (198). Chromatographic analysis, incorporating an eight-port valve, was used (20) for continuous monitoring of N2.…”
Section: Pyrolysismentioning
confidence: 99%