Examples of using Passivation in English and their translations into Russian
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During the entire period of chemical dosing steel passivation was achieved which provided for the tendency for iron concentration decrease at the test points of the Petrodvoretz water distribution network.
Passivation also ensures best prerequisites for painting the galvanized parts since it protects the zinc coating against oxidization
Procedures for inspection, cleaning, passivation and loading for the transport of hydrogen peroxide solutions with a concentration of 860% in cargo tanks which have previously carried other cargoes.
Typically, the cost of passivation and debris mitigation measures is extremely small,
Rinsing Phase 6: Passivation process in bath without chromium 6.
The most effective mitigation measures have been the passivation of spacecraft and launch vehicle orbital stages at the end of their mission.
The second stage retained the passivation measures first instituted in 1981 for the previous generation of Delta launch vehicles.
deoxidation and passivation.
Consequently, NASDA also adopted a passivation policy and no N-II second stages have broken up in orbit.
Passivation requires the removal of all forms of stored energy,
Similar passivation behavior occurs with magnesium,
upper stages have shown that vehicle deorbiting or passivation, i.e. the removal of all forms of stored energy,
The United States of America has pioneered the passivation of launch vehicle orbital stages since the early 1960s
Degree of oil ban: After the passivation is completed,
After galvanisation, passivation is usually carried out to improve the corrosion protection of the galvanised surfaces.
Zinc-nickel has the advantage of making this possible in the rational one-step process because the heat treatment has no negative impact on the passivation.
Chromium and nickel exhibit particular tendency towards passivation, which explains their application as main alloy additives for stainless steel.
Passivation, a thin protective layer for the zinc,
to permit more complete passivation.
That handbook would be useful in designing passivation, re-orbiting and other debris mitigation activities.