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R P Singh, Prashanth T, Irfan Shaikh, Ani Daniel, Vilas BhosleAbstract: Stainless steels possess a useful property in resisting corrosion in oxidizing conditions which are most harmful to un alloyed steel and to many of the non-ferrous metals and alloys. It is also seen that the stainless steels demonstrate practically complete resistance to the corrosive effects in most commonly encountered environment. |
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Jani H.J.Abstract: Since ancient times, a number of stabilization methods are used to improve the properties of the solid waste. Various studies were carried out on expansive grounds after stabilization with additives such as cement, lime, cement kiln dust, rice etc., which showed promising results. Now-a-days easily available industrial by-products are used for the enrichment of solid waste properties. |
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