Search for dissertations about: "chromium VI"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 23 swedish dissertations containing the words chromium VI.
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11. The influence of SO2 on the high temperature corrosion of Fe and Fe-Cr alloys
Abstract : Sulfur dioxide is an important pollutant in combustion gases and plays a major role in the high temperature corrosion of many metals and alloys. This work investigates the influence of small amounts of SO2 on the high temperature corrosion of iron, chromium and several Fe-Cr alloys. READ MORE
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12. Alkali Induced High Temperature Corrosion of Stainless Steel - Experiences from Laboratory and Field
Abstract : The high temperature corrosion of steam superheaters is a major obstacle that has to be overcome in order to increase the electricity generating efficiency of power boilers burning biomass or waste. This thesis addresses this issue by a combination of well-controlled model experiments in the laboratory and short and long term field exposures using cooled probes in full-scale biomass and waste fired boilers. READ MORE
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13. The effects of exposure to microplastics and pollutants on the arthropod microbiome
Abstract : Anthropogenic pollution is widespread across various ecosystems. This disturbance can alter the interaction between a host and its associated microbiome, with repercussions for hosts traits such as health, behavior, and host evolution. READ MORE
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14. Organometallic complexes with antimalarial properties
Abstract : Malaria is a serious disease that causes around 800 000 deaths per year. Current malaria control efforts are hampered by the widespread resistance to common antimalarial drugs, such as the 4-aminoquinoline derivative called chloroquine. READ MORE
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15. Influence of the electrolyte on the electrode reactions in the chlorate process
Abstract : The chlorate process is very energy intensive and a major part of the production costs are for electrical energy. Since the electricity prices are constantly increasing and may also vary periodically, the chlorate plants may be forced to adjust their production rate to the price at each moment in order to minimise their costs. READ MORE