AMERICAN ROOFING© Roofing in America© is one of the first books of its kind. The average American does not typically think about the roof that is over his or her head, let alone all of the different things that go into making that roof a good one. So what makes a good roof? In this book you'll learn about the team that is needed to build a good, quality roof. From the design, to the manufactured products to the installation, a first-class roof is the product of several important factors. American roofs have been described as the best in the world. Roofing professionals in the United States are considered the epitome of roofing trends and quality all over the world. In the United States today, there are hundreds of millions of roofs, built to the highest standards in building codes, and all of these roofs have a specific function, based on what they are built to protect. It can be said that the growth of the world economy can itself be based on roofing technology, and in this book you will find out why. For everything you have ever needed or wanted to know about roofing, and some of the most famous buildings in the country, this book is your answer. Welcome to Roofing in America©, enjoy the journey!

American Roofing, Roofing in America

Arts & Photography

Kelly, Mark

Architecture

Chemical Pub Co

PART ONE GENERAL CONCEPTS A CASE FOR INTEGRATION - I. CHARACTERISTICS OF INTEGRATION IN THE BASIC NITROGEN COMPOUNDS INDUSTRY - II. REVIEW OF THE STRUCTURE OF NITROGEN AND ITS COMPOUNDS - PART TWO - III. GENERAL - IV. PRODUCTION OF RAW SYNTHESIS GAS - V. PURIFICATION OF RAW SYNTHESIS GAS - VI. SYNTHESIS OF AMMONIA - VII. PRODUCTION LINES, ECONOMIC ASPECTS AND DEVELOPMENT TRENDS IN AMMONIA MANUFACTURE - PART THREE - VIII. AMMONIA AND AMMONIUM SALTS - IX. INORGANIC DERIVATIVES OF AMMONIA OTHER THAN AMMONIUM SALTS - X. AMINES AND IMINES - XI. NITRILES - XII. AMIDES, IMIDES AND LACTAMS - XIII. USES OF INTERMEDIATES AND By-PRODUCTS RESULTING FROM AMMONIA- XIV. GENERAL - XV. AMMONIA OXIDATION AND LOWER NITROGEN OXIDES PRODUCTION - XVI. PRODUCTION OF DILUTE NITRIC ACID AND HIGHER NITROGEN OXIDES FROM NITROUS GASES - XVII. PRODUCTION LINES, ECONOMIC ASPECTS AND DEVELOPMENT TRENDS IN THE DILUTE NITRIC ACID MANUFACTURE - XVIII. DILUTED NITRIC ACID AND ITS INORGANIC DERIVATIVES: CONCENTRATED NITRIC ACID (THROUGH DISTILLATION) AND NITRATES - XIX. NITROGEN OXIDES AND THEIR INORGANIC DERIVATIVES: CONCENTRATED NITRIC ACID (THROUGH SYNTHESIS), NITRITES AND OTHER SALTS, COVALENT COMPOUNDS - XX. C-, 0- AND N- NITRO COMPOUNDS - XXI. C-, 0- AND N- NITROSO COMPOUNDS - XXII. UTILIZATION OF INTERMEDIATES AND BY-PRODUCTS RESULTING FROM THE NITRIC ACID AND NITROGEN OXIDES MANUFACTURE

Basic Nitrogen Compounds: Chemistry, Technology, and Applications

Science & Math

Claudius Matasa

Eugenia Tonca

Chemistry

AMERICAN ROOFING Roofing in America is one of the first books of its kind. The average American does not typically think about the roof that is over his or her head, let alone all of the different things that go into making that roof a good one. So what makes a good roof? In this book you'll learn about the team that is needed to build a good, quality roof. From the design, to the manufactured products to the installation, a first-class roof is the product of several important factors. American roofs have been described as the best in the world. Roofing professionals in the United States are considered the epitome of roofing trends and quality all over the world. In the United States today, there are hundreds of millions of roofs, built to the highest standards in building codes, and all of these roofs have a specific function, based on what they are built to protect. It can be said that the growth of the world economy can itself be based on roofing technology, and in this book you will find out why. For everything you have ever needed or wanted to know about roofing, and some of the most famous buildings in the country, this book is your answer. Welcome to Roofing in America, enjoy the journey!

CONTENTS - Absorbents - Accelerators - Activators - Adsorbents - Antibleeding Agents - Anticaking Agents - Antifloating Agents - Antifoulants - Antitmicrobials - Antioxidants - Antiozonants - Antiskinning Agents - Antisoilants - Antistats - Aromatics - Binders - Blowing Agents - Bonding Agents - Carriers - Catalysts - Chelating Agents - Coagulants - Conditioners - Corrosion Inhibitors - Coupling Agents - Cross-linking Agents - Curing Agents - Deactivators - Defoamers - Index - Preface - This four-volume Encyclopedia is a comprehensive compilation of tradename products that function as additives in enhancing the properties of various major industrial products. With the cooperation of numerous national and international chemical companies, complete information on all applicable properties of these additives has been organized using technical data sheets and product bulletins as source material. The Encyclopedia is divided alphabetically into sections based on principal function. As many of these additive products have many uses, extensive cross-referencing is provided. Under each category the tradename products are also listed alphabetically. An index to all tradename products is provided for each volume so that any additive can be found without knowing its principal function. We believe that this Encyclopedia will prove to be an invaluable reference tool for chemists, engineers, and all those associated with the chemical manufacturing industry.

Encyclopedia of Industrial Additives, A-D

CONTENTS - Dispersants - Dyes and Pigments - Emollients - Enzymes - Extenders - Fillers - Flame Retardants - Flavor Enhancers - Flocculants - Gelling Agents - Gums - Humectants - Initiators - Intermediates - Leveling Agents - Lubricants - Index - Preface - This four-volume Encyclopedia is a comprehensive compilation of tradename products that function as additives in enhancing the properties of various major industrial products. With the cooperation of numerous national and international chemical companies, complete information on all applicable properties of these additives has been organized using technical data sheets and product bulletins as source material. The Encyclopedia is divided alphabetically into sections based on principal function. As many of these additive products have many uses, extensive cross-referencing is provided. Under each category the tradename products are also listed alphabetically. An index to all tradename products is provided for each volume so that any additive can be found without knowing its principal function. We believe that this Encyclopedia will prove to be an invaluable reference tool for chemists, engineers, and all those associated with the chemical manufacturing industry.

Encyclopedia of Industrial Additives, D-L

Reference

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Contents - Modifiers - Neutralizers - Opacifiers & Pearlescents - Plasticizers - Powder Coatings - Preservatives - Processing Aids - Release Agents - Retarders - Sizing Agents - Softeners - Solubilizers - Solvents - Stabilizers - Suspending Agents - Tackifiers - Thickeners - UV Absorbers - Vulcanizing Agents - Water Repellents - Whitening Agents - Index - This four-volume Encyclopedia is a comprehensive compilation of tradename products that function as additives in enhancing the properties of various major industrial products. With the cooperation of numerous national and international chemical companies, complete information on all applicable properties of these additives has been organized using technical data sheets and product bulletins as source material. The Encyclopedia is divided alphabetically into sections based on principal function. As many of these additive products have many uses, extensive cross-referencing is provided. Under each category the tradename products are also listed alphabetically. An index to all tradename products is provided for each volume so that any additive can be found without knowing its principal function. We believe that this Encyclopedia will prove to be an invaluable reference tool for chemists, engineers, and all those associated with the chemical manufacturing industry.

Encyclopedia of Industrial Additives, M-Z

Contents - Accelerators - Activators - Adsorbents - Antidandruff Agents - Antifog Agents - Antimicrobials - Antioxidants - Antiozonants - Antistats - Antistripping Agents - Bases - Binders - Blocking Agents - Blowing Agents - Bonding Agents - Carriers - Catalysts - Chelating Agents - Conditioners - Coreactants - Corrosion Inhibitors - Coupling Agents - Cross-linking Agents - Curing Agents - Defoamers - Dispersants - Dyes and Pigments - Emollients - Entrainment Aids - Extraction Reagents - Fillers - Flame Retardants - Flotation Reagents - Flow Promoters - Frothers - Gelling Agents - Humectants - Initiators - Intermediates - Lubricants - Modifiers - Opacifiers & Pearlescents - Oxidizing Agents - Peptizing Agents - Plasticizers - Processing Aids - Reinforcing Agents - Release Agents - Retarders - Sizing Agents - Softeners - Solubilizers - Solvents - Stabilizers - Tackifiers - Thickeners - UV Absorbers - Vulcanizing Agents - Water Repellents- Waxes - Index - Preface - Volume IV of this Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemical Additives serves as a supplement to the original set published two years ago. All the additive products in this edition are new. This supplement therefore serves as an update for new functional chemical additives in a continued effort to present comprehensive coverage of national and international additives in industry. This four-volume Encyclopedia is a comprehensive compilation of tradename products that function as additives in enhancing the properties of various major industrial products. With the cooperation of numerous national and international chemical companies, complete information on all applicable properties of these additives has been organized using technical data sheets and product bulletins as source material. The Encyclopedia is divided alphabetically into sections based on principal function. As many of these additive products have many uses, extensive cross-referencing is provided. Under each category the tradename products are also listed alphabetically. An index to all tradename products is provided for each volume so that any additive can be found without knowing its principal function. We believe that this Encyclopedia will prove to be an invaluable reference tool for chemists, engineers, and all those associated with the chemical manufacturing industry.

Encyclopedia of Industrial Additives, A-Z Supplement

<p>INTRODUCTION - I. STANDARD SCALES OF TEMPERATURE - II. EXPANSION THERMOMETERS - III. ELECTRICAL THERMOMETERS AND PYROMETERS - IV. TOTAL RADIATION, OPTICAL AND PHOTO-ELECTRIC PYROMETERS - V. GALVANOMETERS. INDICATORS, RECORDERS AND CONTROLLERS OF TEMPERATURE - VI. VARIOUS OTHER PYROMETERS - VII. THE MEAN TEMPERATURE OF A METAL WALL - VIII. THE MEASUREMENT OF RAPIDLY FLUCTUATING TEMPERATURES - APPENDIX - I. THE INTERNATIONAL TEMPERATURE SCALE OF 1948 - II. COMPARISON OF THERMOMETRIC SCALES - INDEX -</p>

The Measurement and Control of Temperatures in Industry

Royds, R.

Experiments, Instruments & Measurement

Contents - Foreword - CHAPTER 1. - Types and Uses of Thermocouples, Lead Wire, and Protection Tubes - Thermoelectric Effects - Requirements and Types of Thermocouples - Thermocouple Calibration - Types and Insulation of Lead Wire - Protection Tubes - High-Temperature Thermocouples - CHAPTER 2. - Temperature Indicators, Recorders, and Controllers - Millivoltmeter-Type Indicators - Potentiometer-Type Indicators - Electronic Balancing Mechanisms - Automatic Recording - Automatic Temperature Control - Program Controls - CHAPTER 3. - Other Methods of Temperature Measurement and Control - Resistance Thermometers, Mercury and Bimetallic - Systems - Radiation Pyrometers - Photoelectric Instruments - Optical Pyrometers - CHAPTER 4. - Applications, Care and Maintenance of Pyrometers - Thermocouples - Radiation Unit - Photoelectric Cell - Optical Pyrometers - Millivoltmeters - Potentiometers - Automatic-Control Terminology - References - Appendix - Index -

Modern Pyrometry

Campbell, Charles

CONTENTS - INTRODUCTION - CHAPTER I. SINGLE CRYSTALS: THEIR GROWTH METHODS AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES - 1. Methods of growing single crystals - 2. Mechanical propertIes of metal sIngle crystals - 3. RelatIon between the mechanical properties of single crystals, and temperature and deformation rate - CHAPTER II. RULES GOVERNING THE DEFORMATION OF METAL SINGLE CRYSTALS IN THE PRESENCE OF SURFACE ACTIVE SUBSTANCES - 1. Experimental method - 2. Principal regularities - 3. Influence of temperature and deformation rate on the value of the adsorptlon effect - 4. Effect of stress on the value of the adsorption effect - 5. Adsorption effect in the initial plastic region in the deformation of single crystals - CHAPTER III. CREEP OF SINGLE CRYSTALS - ELECTROCAPILLARY EFFECT - 1. Creep of sIngle crystals - 2. The electrocapillary effect - CHAPTER IV. EFFECT OF SURFACE ACTIVE MEDIA ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYCRYSTALLINE METALS - 1. Effect on the elastic deformations - 2. Effect of the medium on plastIc flow and creep of metals - 3. Increased hardening of metals under the effect of surface actIve media during cyclic deformations - 4. Adsorption effect during alternating torsion and the problem of metal fatigue - CHAPTER V. METAL FATIGUE - CORROSION AND ADSORPTION FATIGUE - 1. General - 2. Experimental method - CHAPTER VI. PRINCIPAL MECHANISMS GOVERNING THE ADSORPTION FATIGUE OF METALS - 1. Effect of cooling action by liquid media on the fatigue strength of steels - 2. Adsorption and corrosion effect of liquid media on the fatigue strength of steel - 3. Qualitative changes in steel under the effect of adsorption fatigue and corrosion fatigue - 4. Relation between adsorption and corrosion fatigue of steel and surface finish - 5. Effect of cycling frequency on the fatigue strength of steel in liquid media - 6. Variation of cyclic viscosity of steel in different media - 7. Effect of residual stresses on adsorption and corrosion fatigue of steel - 8. Size factor in adsorption and corrosion fatigue processes - 9. Mechanism of adsorption and corrosion fatigue of metals - CHAPTER VII. PHYSICO-CHEMICAL EFFECTS DURING PRESSING AND SINTERING METAL POWDERS - 1. Physico-chemical phenomena during pressing of metal powders - 2. Physico-chemical phenomena during sintering of metal powders - BIBLIOGRAPHY -

Effect of Surface-Active Media on the Deformation of Metals

Engineering & Transportation

Likhtman, V. I.

Rebinder, P. A.

Karpenko, G. V.

Engineering

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American Roofing, Roofing in America

Basic Nitrogen Compounds: Chemistry, Technology, and Applications

American Roofing, Roofing in America

Encyclopedia of Industrial Additives, A-D

Encyclopedia of Industrial Additives, D-L

Encyclopedia of Industrial Additives, M-Z

Encyclopedia of Industrial Additives, A-Z Supplement

The Measurement and Control of Temperatures in Industry

Modern Pyrometry

Effect of Surface-Active Media on the Deformation of Metals