Lead 68. Edited Proceedings, Third International Conference on Lead, Venice

Content: 
Front Matter, Page i
Copyright, Page ii
Preface, Pages iii-iv
Lead sheathed cables in Italy and France: Review of some current trends, Pages 3-9, THE EUROPEAN LEAD DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
The influence of lead sheath thickness on service performance of power cables, Pages 11-22, E.H. BALL, D. McALLISTER
Continuous extrusion of lead in relation to rubber hose production, Pages 23-28, COLIN W. EVANS
Production experience and further improvements to the Hansson-Robertson extruder, Pages 29-40, J.G. VOGEL
A study of the extrusion of lead on a model screw extrusion machine with particular reference to segregation, Pages 41-56, J.E. BOWERS, E.C. GRIFFITH
Continuous extrusion of alloy B cable sheathing, Pages 57-58, T.S. GAYNOR
Automatic operations of the Hansson-Robertson continuous lead extruder: some developments and experiences, Pages 59-65,67-70, ITARU WATANABE
Recent developments in the quality control of extruded lead cable sheaths, Pages 71-112, ADAM ZAUSZNICA
Characteristics of several lead alloys for oil-filled cable sheathing, Pages 113-133, H. OASA, A. NAKAMURA
Some metallurgical investigations on a Pb-Sn-Sb alloy for cable sheathing, Pages 135-151, S. NISHIKAWA, N. NAGASHIMA, T. KASAHARA
Studies on semi-sealed lead-acid batteries, Pages 155-167, SEISAKU HATTORI
The development of a low-loss, lightweight communications battery, Pages 169-185, R. THOMAS
Tubular lead-acid batteries in motive power service, Pages 187-190, C.J. BUSHROD
Dry charged lead-acid batteries, Pages 191-199, ERNEST G. TIEGEL
Reactor for producing uncalcined litharge with a high lead content, Pages 201-208, M. BRACHET
Lead-antimony-cadmium alloys for battery grids, Pages 209-220, N.E. BAGSHAW
Construction and service testing of cells made with grids of dispersion strengthened lead, Pages 221-225, T.L. BIRD, I. DUGDALE, G.G. GRAVER
Better utilisation of lead-acid batteries by fast charging, Pages 227-240, M.D. HAMES, K.W. NOLAN, D.M. POPE
Electronic rectification and stabilisation of the output voltage of a stationary battery up to full discharge, Pages 241-247, KLAUS EBERTS
The practical realisation of lead-acid batteries for electric vehicles, Pages 249-252, G. UITENBROEK
Dispersion strengthened lead: developments and applications in the chemical industry, Pages 255-267, A. LLOYD, E.R. NEWSON
Dispersion strengthened lead: applications testing, a status report, Pages 269-285, M.V. ROSE
Increase in resistance of lead to creep stress by reaction products formed in the melt, Pages 287-308, HORST H. CERJAK
A study of some dynamic properties of lead and its alloys, Pages 309-318, G. BARALIS, I. TANGERINI
Creep resistant lead sheet by the D.M. process, Pages 319-329, L.I. GOFF, G. HEWISH
Anodic and chemical corrosion of lead base alloys in sulphuric acid solutions, Pages 331-351, J.A. GONZALEZ, J.J. ROYUELA, S. FELIU
Oxidation of molten lead, Pages 353-360, WLADIMIR W. KRYSKO
Analysis of the extrusion of lead and lead-tin alloys, Pages 361-372, ROBERT G. FENTON
Homogeneous lead for corrosion protection, Pages 373-386, MAX REINERT
The durability of kettles in the zinc desilvering of lead, Pages 387-407, WOLFGANG HERRNKIND
Recent trends in organolead chemistry, Pages 409-420, G.J.M. VAN DER KERK
Investigations into the stabilising action of basic lead compounds on polyvinyl chloride, Pages 421-436, E.W.J. MICHELL, D.G. PEARSON, D. YOUD
The uses of lead stabilisers in polyvinyl chloride, Pages 437-445, E.W. RIDLINGTON
ILZRO research and the electrical industry, Pages 447-453, S.F. RADTKE, A.R. COOK
List of delegates, Pages 455-461