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" Another tube, of the same electrolytic copper, became similarly " pitted " when used for conveying sea-water. When these were replaced by tubes of ordinary copper, there was no further trouble. During the past six years some very remarkable instances... "
Minutes of Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Page 408
by Institution of Civil Engineers (Great Britain) - 1898
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The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science

English periodicals - 1898 - 652 pages
...of electrolytic copper which, under the influence of steam, quickly became very seriously " pitted." Another tube, of the same electrolytic copper, became...of ordinary copper, there was no further trouble. During the past six years some very remarkable instances of the failure of alloys have come to my notice,...
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Proceedings of the Physical Society, Volume 16

Institute of Physics and the Physical Society - Physics - 1899 - 594 pages
...of electrolytic copper which, under the influence of steam, quickly became very seriously " pitted." Another tube, of the same electrolytic copper, became...of ordinary copper, there was no further trouble. During the past six years some very remarkable instances of the failure of alloys have come to my notice,...
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The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science

English periodicals - 1898 - 724 pages
...of electrolytic copper which, under the influence of steam, quickly became very seriously " pitted." Another tube, of the same electrolytic copper, became...of ordinary copper, there was no further trouble. During the past six years some very remarkable instances of the failure of alloys have come to my notice,...
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Philosophical Magazine

Physics - 1898 - 622 pages
...of electrolytic copper which, under the influence of steam, quickly became very seriously " pitted." Another tube, of the same electrolytic copper, became similarly "pitted" when used for conveying sea- water. When these were replaced by tubes of ordinary copper, there was no further trouble. During...
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