Materials Technology in Steam Reforming Processes. Proceedings of the Materials Technology Symposium Held on October 21–22, 1964 Organised by the Agricultural Division Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd.

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Pages vii-viii, C. EDELEANU
THE ICI NAPHTHA REFORMING PROCESS, Pages 1-10, S.P.S. ANDREW
SOME FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS OF THE CREEP DEFORMATION OF METALS, Pages 11-20, J. NUTTING
FACTORS AFFECTING CHOICE OF MATERIALS AND DESIGN OF UNITS FOR PRESSURE STEAM REFORMING, Pages 21-28, W.D. CLARK, A.W. ELMES
HIGH TEMPERATURE ALLOYS FOR USE IN REFORMER FURNACES, Pages 29-60, B. ESTRUCH, C. LYTH
THE RESEARCH BACKGROUND OF THE THERMALLOY GRADES OF CHROMIUM - NICKEL - IRON HEAT-RESISTING ALLOYS, Pages 61-99, H.S. AVERY
THE TENSILE PROPERTIES AT ROOM AND ELEVATED TEMPERATURES OF SOME CAST AUSTENITIC STEELS, Pages 101-119, G.J. COX
THE PROPERTIES OF CAST 25 PER CENT CHROMIUM–20 PER CENT NICKEL AUSTENITIC STEELS IN RELATION TO THEIR USE AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES, Pages 121-141, G.J. COX, D.E. JORDAN
INTRODUCTION TO THE USE OF CAST ALLOY MATERIAL FOR HYDROCARBON PROCESSING IN THE U.S.A., Pages 143-151, R.B. COOPER
NOTES ON THE PROPERTIES AND WELDING OF CENTRIFUGALLY CAST 25 PER CENT CHROMIUM 20 PER CENT NICKEL ALLOY STEEL TUBE, Pages 153-187, J.F.B. JACKSON, D. SLATER, D.W.O. DAWSON
INTRODUCTION TO THE METALLURGY OF CAST HEAT-RESISTING ALLOYS, Pages 189-206, A.R. WARD
FORMS OF SUPPLY OF CENTRIFUGALLY CAST REFORMER TUBING, Pages 207-212, Z.Z.J. KOSARSKI, J. CUMBERLAND
DEVELOPMENT OF IMPROVED WROUGHT ALLOYS FOR REFORMER TUBES, Pages 213-225, J. HESLOP, D.J. HOPKINS, C.H. WHITE
WELDING METALLURGY OF CAST AUSTENITIC MATERIALS, Pages 227-237, R.G. BAKER, D.M. HADDRILL
THE WELDING OF HIGH ALLOY MATERIALS RELEVANT TO PRESSURE STEAM-REFORMING OF NAPHTHA, Pages 239-248, F.P. HAHN
FAILURES OF HEADER SUPPORT BRACKET ASSEMBLIES, Pages 249-253, F.P. HAHN
FABRICATION OF PIGTAIL ASSEMBLIES, Pages 255-258, F.P. HAHN
BLANKING-OFF REFORMER TUBES DURING PLANT OPERATION, Pages 259-264, B. ESTRUCH, S. GILL
EXPERIENCES IN CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THE ICI TUBULAR REFORMER AT THE EFFING-HAM STREET WORKS OF THE EAST MIDLANDS GAS BOARD, Pages 265-287, A.G. PRATT
HIGH TEMPERATURE STRENGTH AND DELAYED FRACTURE IN CERAMIC MATERIALS, Pages 289-293, J.C.V. RUMSEY, A.L. ROBERTS
SOME PRINCIPLES GOVERNING THE PERFORMANCE OF REFRACTORY CONCRETES (REFRACTORY CASTABLES), Pages 295-304, T.D. ROBSON
LINING OF SECONDARY REFORMERS, Pages 305-315, L.G. HUGGETT
REFRACTORY CONCRETE LININGS FOR SECONDARY REFORMERS, Pages 317-322,322a-322d,323-326, T.M. SCOTT
JOINTS BETWEEN REFRACTORY LINED PIPES, Pages 327-329, L.G. HUGGETT, W. GREEN
THERMAL INSULATION FOR STEAM-REFORMING PLANTS, Pages 331-335, D. COOPER, R.C. HALL
TRANSFER OF SILICA IN THE PRESSURE STEAM REFORMING PROCESS, Pages 337-342, L.G. HUGGETT, L. PIPER
NICKEL CARBONYL FORMATION IN STEAM REFORMING PROCESSES, Pages 343-353, A.B. DENSHAM, L.S. COOPER, M.W. TANNER
PREVENTION OF VANADIUM PENTOXIDE ATTACK OF REFORMER TUBES BY MAGNESIUM COMPOUNDS, Pages 355-356, H. KELLER
CORROSION OF MILD STEEL DUE TO IMPINGEMENT IN THE MAKE-GAS STREAM, Pages 357-369, J.G. HINES, P. NEUFELD
CORROSION IN CENTRIFUGAL AIR COMPRESSORS, Pages 371-378, R. ERSKINE, A.F. HALL
CORROSION PROBLEMS ON FINNED AIR-COOLED HEAT EXCHANGER TUBING, Pages 379-383, A.F. HALL, R. ERSKINE
HEAT RESISTING RUBBER CONNECTORS, Pages 385-387, L.T. BUTT