ES8503730A1 - Nitric acid pickling process - Google Patents

Nitric acid pickling process

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ES8503730A1
ES8503730A1 ES531240A ES531240A ES8503730A1 ES 8503730 A1 ES8503730 A1 ES 8503730A1 ES 531240 A ES531240 A ES 531240A ES 531240 A ES531240 A ES 531240A ES 8503730 A1 ES8503730 A1 ES 8503730A1
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nitric acid
pickling process
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Abstract

Pickling process for alloy steels, copper, non-ferrous heavy metal alloys, special alloys, titanium, zirconium, tantalum, etc. employs a nitric acid bath, opt. contg. other acids (e.g. hydrofluoric acid), to which urea or an aq. urea soln. is added, the urea supply being metered directly by a NOx detector, operating continuously in the exhaust gas conduit, and a regulator (e.g. as P.I (0/0)
ES531240A 1984-04-03 1984-04-03 Nitric acid pickling process Expired ES8503730A1 (en)

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