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7 Jun 2010: Stainless-steel rebar is far superior to conventional rebar, and may provide 100+ years economic service life. ... Because all projects are driven by economics, the proper utilization of high strength, tough steels requires that the designers consider

19 Aug 2013: 1 Introduction. Steels are the material of choice when fabricating pipes for the economic transmission of crudeoil and natural gas from remote regions to populated areas where the fuels are exploited ... W. Petersen. High-strength steel pipeline economics

7 Jun 2010: Anne’s College. He was recruited to Oxford in part to help create the MEM program (“Metallurgy, Economics and Management”), designed to nurture captains of engineering industry.

7 Jun 2010: 3 C. W. Petersen, et al.; Improving Long Distance Gas Transmission Economics : X120 Development Overview, Proceedings of 4th International Conference on Pipeline Technology, Ostend, Belgium, May 2004.

7 Jun 2010: These steels have high economic importance both for the refurbishment of existing power stations and for new constructions with conventional steam parameters.

7 Jun 2010: Finally the economic aspects of material selection cannot be neglected so, in order to mitigate the high cost of nickel-based alloys, significant additions of Fe, such as are made in

7 Jun 2010: The scope of work involves conceptual design, economic studies, and evaluation of candidate alloys’ mechanical properties, steamside oxidation resistance, fireside corrosion resistance, weldability and fabricability.

7 Jun 2010: The benefits of such an increase would be both economic andenvironmental, as higher efficiency would allow a decrease in the consumption of fuel, hence also areduction in emissions of environmentally-damaging

7 Jun 2010: These weld metals have hadlimited use, primarily owing to economic factors and lackof flexibility.

7 Jun 2010: MODELING. Towards economic design of a pressure vessel made of duplex stainless steel M.