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Volume 4, Issue 7
1 July 1957
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Corrosion Technology
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Review Article| July 01 1957

Corrosion Problems in a Blast Furnace Water‐Cooling System Available to Purchase

H.B. Lloyd
H.B. Lloyd
Workington Iron and Steel Co.
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 2155-4854
Print ISSN: 0589-8404
© MCB UP Limited
1957
Corrosion Technology (1957) 4 (7): 221–224.
https://doi.org/10.1108/eb019350

The author describes the techniques and designs employed to provide a practical solution to the corrosion problems of a blast furnace water‐cooling system based on a soft‐water supply. He discusses, among other things, the water‐cooling system, the external pipework and the stave coolers.

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