Materials Performance 1995: Vol 34 Index

9 Pages·1995·2.8 MB·English

1995 MP INDEX
A Guide to MP Volume 34
1995 Subject Index
This is an alphabetical list of topics included in Volume 34 of MP. Subject classifications are followed by issue
number, then page number.
ABRASIVE BLAST MEDIA: BIOCIDES Rebar corrosion due to incorrect CP
Additives for, 7-31 Oil industry, 2-65 connection, 8-27
Ozone, for biofilm control, 7-40 Reinforced concrete
ACID RAIN: Transportation Ultrasensitive fouling monitoring in seawater, 9-26
infrastructure deterioration, 9-48 system, 3-43 thermal-sprayed Ti anodes, 11-23
Ship hull
ACIDS BIOFILMS materials, 2-29
See also HYDROGEN SULFIDE Ozone for control of, 7-40 protection for, 12-21
Reinforced concrete failure, 4-59 Potable water installations, 10-50 Tank coating systems, adverse effect
Sulfuric
of CP on, 10-37
carbon steel vs, 1-56 BOILERS
Well casings, pulsed rectifier
hydrogen grooving, 5-59 See also HEAT EXCHANGERS
limitations, 10-25
Transportation infrastructure High pressure, hydrogen attack on
Zn-55Al-1.6Si vs galvanized coatings
deterioration, 9-48 waterwall tubes, 8-46
on steel, 7-24
Phosphate corrosion in high pressure,
AIRCRAFT: Wheel flange, fatigue 12-49 CAUSTIC
failure, 6-53 Silicon-based thermal-sprayed Corrosion of steei, 7-55
coatings, 12-32 Preventing free caustic, 12-49
AIR POLLUTION: Atmospheric
corrosion in Prague and Europe, BRIDGES: Reinforced concrete, CEMENT: Linings for steel pipes,
6-41 environmental deterioration, 9-43, 1-47
9-54
ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS
CERAMICS: Roof tiles, degradation
Aircraft wheel flange, fatigue failure, CARBON DIOXIDE in marine environment, 9-64
6-53 Crude oil, effect on alloy corrosion in
Thermal-sprayed coatings in offshore wells, 4-50 CHLORIDES
service, 4-27 Diluent in supercritical fluid spray See also SALTS
Vapor diffusion onto steels, 8-34 coatings, 11-45 Line pipe contamination, 2-47
Reinforced concrete
ANODES CATHODIC PROTECTION environmental deterioration, 6-14,
C steel, CP of SS in seawater, 10-29 Aboveground storage tanks, 5-17 9-43, 9-54
Mg Cellular data transmission, 7-19 in Persian Gulf, 1-51
for CP of distribution water mains, Datametry monitoring and supervision
3-17 technology, 7-19 CHLORINE: Biocide for oil industry,
for CP of prestressed concrete Hazardous waste transfer system, 2-65
pipelines, 1-21 9-23
Ti, thermal-sprayed, for reinforced High-alloy steel in seawater, crevice COATINGS
concrete, 11-23 corrosion, 10-29 Al, thermal sprayed, for offshore
Ti-based, for CP of reinforced HVDC earth currents, 6-19 service, 4-27
concrete substructure in seawater, Microalloyed rebar in concrete, 6-14 Dry film thickness measurement, new
9-26 Offshore structures, computer method for, 6-29
Zn, CP of SS in seawater, 10-29 modeling of, 2-35 Epoxy, fusion-bonded, and chloride
Pipelines contamination, 2-47
ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION induced AC voltages on, 7-14 Epoxy polyamide, 8-39
Air pollution effects, 6-41 prestressed concrete, 1-21 Galvanized steel, proper coating
Corrosivity mapping of, 1-6 Pulsed current, well casings, 4-17 procedures, 10-44
Galvanized steel, 10-44 Pulse generator/waveform analyzer Gloss retention, tests for, 9-32
study of CP pipe-to-soil potentials, High-temperatures, for, 12-32
AUTOMATIC POTENTIAL
8-22 Immersion service, long-term, 10-37
CONTROL: CP for ship in rapidly
Inorganic Zn, 8-39
moving water, 12-21
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CacLuinGec ALL CoarTING Inspectors, qualification of, 4-39
Lead-based paint removal, abrasive
INSPECTORS... additives, 7-31
Maintenance painting programs,
11-33
The new NACE Certification Directory Manufacturer reps, role of, 11-37
Modeling tool for qualifying materials
available early 1996 will include current
and manufacturers, 3-30
certificate holders only. Organic, CP of offshore structures,
2-35
Potential toxins in old paint, 1-32
If you have not renewed—
Primers, alkyd, evaluated by
NOW IS THE TIME!
electrochemical noise method,
5-33
Silicon-based thermal-sprayed for
Renewal is required every five years,
utility boiler, 12-32
and must be completed by December 31, 1995, Supercritical fluid technology, 11-45
Thickness, effect on system life, 8-39
for inclusion in the directory.
Thin-film, for steel pipe interiors, 1-47
Urethane acrylic, 8-39
Call Paula McCordic at 713/492-0535, ANACE Vapor Al diffused steels, 8-34
ext. 223, for renewal information. InfoNrmiTng EthRe WNorlAd Ton ICorOrosNionA CLont rol Zn-55Al-1.6Si vs galvanized coatings
on steel, 7-24
CODES
See REGULATIONS;
STANDARDS
COMPUTER MODELING: CP of
CORROSION OF MATERIALS
offshore structures, 2-35
IN NUCLEAR ' CONCRETE
Carbon fiber laminate repair method,
SYSTEMS 3-36
Drying and measuring moisture in,
A compilation of 39 technical 1-34, 2-55
papers from CORROSION/95 Prestressed pipelines, CP of, 1-21
Rebar
corrosion due to incorrect CP
connection, 8-27
SPECIAL OFFER $100 (a $236 value!) microalloyed, corrosion and
physical properties of, 6-14
This compilation of papers from the CORROSION/95 symposium represents Steel reinforced
the latest information available for the nuclear power industry. CP of substructure, 9-26
designing for corrosion resistance,
The 39 papers cover advances in understanding of materials in nuclear fuel 9-54
cycle including power production and long term storage, general and environmental deterioration, 9-43,
localized corrosion, environmentally assisted cracking, and behavior of 9-54
irradiated material. failure under acidic conditions,
4-59
To order, contact Membership Services galvanized rebar, 9-59
at 713/492-0535, ext. 81, or fax [phone]. in Persian Gulf, 1-51
Item # 51313-C thermal-sprayed Ti anodes for CP,
11-23
CONDENSERS
ANACE
eS ee 0 ee) es See also HEAT EXCHANGERS
Informing the World on Corrosion Control
Galvanic corrosion, 2-79
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Suspended sand in seawater, effect EDUCATION HYDROGEN ATTACK: Boiler
of, 10-63 Annual education supplement, 11-60 waterwall tubes, 8-46
NACE Coating Inspector Program,
COPPER AND ALLOYS 4-39 HYDROGEN GROOVING: Carbon
Condenser components, effect of NACE resources, 8-7 steel, 5-59
suspended sand in seawater, Schools offering corrosion courses,
10-63 11-60 HYDROGEN SULFIDE
Erosion-corrosion in polluted Cracking of steels, role of
seawater, 4-54 ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION: segregation bands, 7-52
Piping in seawater regrigeration, Basics of, 5-49 Crude oil, effect on alloy corrosion in
12-58 wells, 4-50
Potable water piping EROSION CORROSION: Cu- and Ni- Inhibitors for, 1-41
MIC attack, 10-50 based alloys in polluted seawater, Reinforced concrete failure, 4-59
pitting attack, 10-60 4-54
INCINERATORS
Water service lines, water- and soil-
FASTENERS: Galvanic corrosion, See WASTE INCINERATION
side corrosion, 3-51
2-79
INFRASTRUCTURE
CORROSION PRODUCTS:
FATIGUE FAILURE See also CONCRETE
Indicators for risk assessment,
Aircraft wheel flange, 6-53 Reinforced concrete, environmental
11-19
Secondary reformer burner tube, 6-49 deterioration, 9-43, 9-54
CORROSIVITY MAPPING: Materials Transportation, environmental
selection tool, 1-6 FLUE GAS: Waste incineration plants, deterioration, 9-48, 9-54
7-47
CREEP FAILURE INHIBITORS: Supersour gas
Low-chrome piping in refinery, 12-61 FUNGUS: Localized attack of wire production, 1-41
rope, 10-55
Process piping systems, 8-53
INSPECTION
Secondary reformer burner tube, GALVANIC CORROSION: See also OSHA
6-49 Management of, 2-79 Electronic dry film thickness gauges,
DEALLOYING ATTACK: Microbe 5-39
GALVANIZED STEELS
involvement, 5-49 Atmospheric corrosion, 10-44 Process piping systems, service-
related failures, 8-53
Coating procedures, 10-44
DESIGN Qualification of coating inspectors,
Rebar in concrete, 9-59
Aboveground storage tanks, 4-39
secondary containment, 5-45 Tank floors, fast method, 5-55
GENERAL ATTACK: Microbe
Corrosivity mapping, 1-6 Ultrasonic imaging of cooler tubing,
invoivement, 5-49
Experimental, to optimize corrosion 11-53
testing, 6-7 HAZARDOUS WASTE
Heat exchanger tubing, materials Coating toxins, 1-32 INTERGRANULAR ATTACK
specification, 8-57 Hanford site, corrosion control, 9-23 Microbe involvement, 5-49
Hydrogen grooving, minimization of, Reduction through use of abrasive Type 316L SS, 3-62
5-59 blast media additives, 7-31
LEAD
Produced water injection piping, 1-47
Exposure to, 7-29
Reinforced concrete, corrosion HEAT EXCHANGERS
Lead-based coatings, 1-32, 7-31
resistance, 9-54 See also BOILERS;
Lead paint, insurance liability, 4-37
Stray current control in rail systems, CONDENSERS
OSHA recordkeeping requirements,
1-21 Cooler tubing, ultrasonic imaging of,
10-47, 11-39
Stray current protection systems for 11-53
OSHA worker training requirements,
water pipelines, 3-17 Erosion corrosion in polluted seawater,
8-41, 9-39
Sulfuric acid storage, 1-56 4-54
Worker training program, 7-29
Weldments, 12-58 Galvanic corrosion, 2-79
Reformer heater tubes, bacterial
LIQUID METAL CORROSION:
ECONOMICS corrosion, 3-47
Brazed SS heat exchanger, 11-57
Cathodic protection, datametry SS, brazed, liquid metal corrosion, 11-
technology, 7-19 57 LOCALIZED ATTACK
Supercritical fluid technology for Tubing, materials specification, 8-57 Fungal growth on wire rope, 10-55
coatings, 11-45
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Hydrogen grooving of C steel, 5-59 OZONE: Biofilm control, 7-40 PUMPS
Microbe involvement, 5-49 Bronze, seizure of, 2-87
PAINT Galvanic corrosion, 2-79
MARINE ENVIRONMENTS See COATINGS
See SEAWATER RAIL CARS: Coating gloss retention,
PETROLEUM 9-32
MATERIALS SELECTION Aboveground storage tanks,
See DESIGN secondary containment design, RAIL TRANSIT SYSTEMS: Stray
5-45 current from, 1-21, 3-17
MICROBIOLOGICAL ATTACK Biocides, 2-65
Basics of, 5-49 Cracking of line pipe steels, role of REBAR
Biocides, oil industry, 2-65 segregation bands, 7-52 See CONCRETE
Fungal growth on wire rope, 10-55 Subsea monitoring of equipment, 4-44
Pipelines Wells, crude oil, effect on alloys in REGULATIONS
gas and liquid hydrocarbon, 5-23 severe sour environments, 4-50 ACI, Building Code, 9-54
phosphate slurry, 2-70 EPA, use and disposal of sewage
Potable water installations, 10-50 PHOSPHATE TREATMENT: in sludge (503 rule), 7-36
Reformer heater tubes, 3-47 boilers, 12-49 OSHA
Ultrasensitive fouling monitoring lead in construction, 7-29
system, 3-43 PIGMENTS: Toxic, 1-32 lead worker training requirements,
8-41, 9-39
MICROBIOLOGICALLY PIPELINES recordkeeping requirements,
INFLUENCED CORROSION (MIC) Corrosion product analysis for risk 10-47, 11-39
See MICROBIOLOGICAL assessment, 11-19 worker exposure to toxic metals,
ATTACK Distribution water mains, stray current 1-32
control, 3-17
MOLTEN SLAG HVDC earth currents, effect of, 6-19 RISK ASSESSMENT: Corrosion
Coatings resisiant to, 12-32 Induced AC voltages, 7-14 products as indicators, 11-19
MIC attack, 5-23
MONITORING SYSTEMS Phosphate slurry, 2-70 ROOF TILES: Ceramic, degradation
Subsea, 4-44 Prestressed concrete, CP of, 1-21 in marine environment, 9-64
Ultrasensitive, to detect fouling, 3-43 Pulse generator/waveform analyzer
SAFETY
study of CP pipe-to-soil potentials,
NATURAL GAS Induced AC voltages on pipelines,
8-22
Pipelines, MIC attack, 5-23 7-14
Pulse generator/waveform analyzer PIPES Lead exposure, 7-29
study of CP pipe-to-soil potentials, Chloride contamination, 2-47
8-22 Cracking of line pipe steels, role of SALTS
Supersour production, inhibitors, segregation bands, 7-52 Conductimetric determination on
1-41 Cu, potable water installations, MIC steel surfaces, 6-35
Road, 9-48, 9-54
attack, 10-50
NICKEL AND ALLOYS
Liners for, 1-47
Erosion corrosion in polluted SEAWATER
Low-chrome refinery, 12-61
seawater, 4-54 CP against crevice corrosion of
Process systems, service-related
Flue gas cleaning systems of waste high-alloy steel, 10-29
failures, 8-53
incineration plants, 7-47 CP of ship hulls, 2-29
Produced water injection, 1-47
Contaminated weldments, 12-58
Vapor Al diffusion coatings, 8-34
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND Polluted, erosion corrosion of Cu-
HEALTH ADMINISTRATION and Ni-based alloys, 4-54
PITTING ATTACK: Cu in cold potable
See OSHA Rebar corrosion due to incorrect CP
water systems, 10-60
connection, 8-27
OIL POLYMERICS Refrigeration pipes, 12-58
See PETROLEUM Chemical resistance, evaluation of, Reinforced concrete
OSHA 3-24 in Persian Gulf, 1-51
Linings for steel pipes, 1-47 protection by CP, 9-26
See also REGULATIONS, OSHA
Suspended sand, effect on
Inspections, how to deal with, 1-37,
PROBLEM SOLVING: General condensers, 10-63
2-53
advice, 8-7 Thermal-sprayed Al coatings, 4-27
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SEGREGATION BANDS: Pole in Hydrogen grooving, 5-59 STEELS, STAINLESS
H,S cracking of steels, 7-52 Microalloyed rebar, 6-14 Biofilm control using ozone, 7-40
Piping Composition, effect on corrosion
SHIPS Hanford site waste transfer system, resistance, 10-68
Hulls 9-23 CP against crevice corrosion in
CP of, 2-29 process systems, service-related seawater, 10-29
galvanic corrosion, 2-79 failures, 8-53 Duplex
produced water injection, 1-47 arc welding for maximum
STANDARDS
Severe sour environments, effect of corrosion resistance, 3-58
See also TESTS
crude oil, 4-50 in loop reactor, 6-55
API, welded tanks, 5-45
Sulfuric acid storage, 1-56 severe sour environments, effect
ASTM
Tanks, coating evaluation, 10-37 of crude oil, 4-50
chemical resistance of polymers,
Vapor Al diffused, 8-34 Flue gas cleaning systems of waste
3-24
Wire rope, fungal-induced corrosion, incineration plants, 7-47
coating gloss retention,
10-55 Heat exchangers
comparison, 9-32
Zn-55AlI-1.6Si vs galvanized coatings, brazed, liquid metal corrosion,
intergranular attack of austenitic
7-24 11-57
SS, 3-62
tubing, 8-57
STEELS, CARBON STEELS, GALVANIZED Mascara brushes, 1-55
See GALVANIZED STEELS Piping
Biofilm control using ozone, 7-40
Boiler waterwall tubes, hydrogen STEELS, HIGH-ALLOY: CP against Hanford site waste transfer
attack, 8-46 crevice corrosion in seawater, system, 9-23
process systems, service-related
Caustic corrosion, 7-55 10-29
failures, 8-53
Cracking of line pipe steels, role of
Secondary reformer burner tube,
segregation bands, 7-52
fatigue failure, 6-49
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Sulfuric acid service, 5-59 water- and soil-side corrosion,
Type 316L, intergranular attack, 3-62 3-51
YT ee Vapor Al diffused, 8-34 Interstage cooler, ultrasonic imaging
of, 11-53
Steam Generating |
STRAY CURRENT
Systems and in Oil Earth currents, 6-19 UNIVERSITIES and colleges offering
Production HVDC transmission line generated, corrosion courses: 11-60
6-19
Rail transit system generated, 1-21, VALVES: Galvanic corrosion, 2-79
3-17
VAPOR ALUMINUM DIFFUSION:
STRESS CORROSION CRACKING Coatings on steel for high-
Microbe involvement, 5-49 temperature corrosion resistance,
Process piping systems, 8-53 8-34
SULFUR DIOXIDE: Transportation WASTE INCINERATION: Flue gas
infrastructure deterioration, 9-48 cleaning systems, 7-47
TANKS WASTE TRANSFER
Aboveground storage See HAZARDOUS WASTE
CP of, 5-17
WATER, COOLING: Ultrasensitive
secondary containment design,
fouling monitoring system, 3-43
5-45
C steel, coating evaluation, 10-37
WATER, FRESH
Floors, fast inspection method, 5-55
Learn how fo deal CP in, 12-21
Galvanic corrosion of partial linings,
with oxygen 2-79 WATER, POTABLE
corrosion problems! Environmentally safe treatments,
TESTS
7-36
See also STANDARDS
This new state-of-the-art MIC attack, 10-50
Chemical resistance of polymers, 3-24
Pitting attack of Cu, 10-60
technical committee report
Coating gloss retention, 9-32
addresses: Conductimetric determination of salts WATER, SEA
on steel surfaces, 6-35 See SEAWATER
oxygen corrosion in oil fields Electrochemical noise method, for
and boilers evaluating alkyd primers, 5-33 WELDS
Flue gas cleaning systems of waste Design, 12-58
properties, use, and evaluation incineration plants, 7-47 Duplex SS, 3-58
of oxygen scavengers Optimization through experimental Galvanic corrosion, 2-79
design, 6-7 Long-seam failure, 12-61
advantages and disadvantages Microalloyed rebar, 6-14
of various methods TITANIUM AND ALLOYS Seawater contamination, 12-58
Anodes, thermal-sprayed, for Secondary reformer burner tube,
reinforced concrete, 11-23 fatigue failure, 6-49
chemical properties
Condenser components, effect of Vapor Al diffused steels, 8-34
suspended sand in seawater,
¢ testing and safety issues
10-63 WELL CASINGS
Flue gas cleaning systems of waste Pulsed current CP of, 4-17
NACE Publication 3A194 incineration plants, 7-47 Pulsed rectifier limitations for CP,
$14 List, $10 NACE Member 10-25
Item # 24177 TOXINS: Old coatings, 1-32
WIRE ROPE: Fungal-induced
TRANSIT SYSTEMS corrosion, 10-55
ANACE See RAIL TRANSIT SYSTEMS
i) ee ee) ee, ee
informing the World on Corrosion Controi ZINC AND ALLOYS: Zn-55AlI-1.6Si
TUBING vs galvanized coatings on steel,
For more information, call NACE Cu 7-24
Membership Services at pitting attack of potable water
713/492-0535, ext. 81
system, 10-60
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1995 MP INDEX
ARSEe E
1995 MP Author Index
Abusowa, K., 6-53 Dobis, J.D., 12-61 Kirkpatrick, E.L., 7-14 Ruiz, N.G.G., 4-50
Adibi, N., 3-47 Dougherty, J.A., 1-37 Knotkova, D., 6-41
Alais, J.C.S., 7-40 Kreislova, K., 6-41 Seidensticker, J.F., 4-60
Alink,B.A., 1-37 El-Batahgy, A., 6-49 Kroon, D.H., 6-19 Shue, T.J., 11-23
Arganis, C., 6-14 Elhoud, A., 6-53 Siedlarek, H., 10-50
Ault, J.P., 10-63 Elshawesh, F., 6-53 Lankard, D.A., 9-43 Simison, S., 9-64; 12-58
Lauber, M.D., 1-21 Skerry, B., 5-33
Baboian, R., 9-48 Firlotte, C.A., 9-26 Lichtenstein, J., 8-39, Solomon, I., 5-17
Balakrishnan, K., 9-59 Fischer, K.P., 4-27, 4-44 11-37 Steckinger, A., 12-58
Banweg, A., 12-49 Fischer, W.R., 10-50 Little, B., 10-55 Stoecker, J.G., 5-49
Baptista, W., 10-29 Fitzgerald, B.J., 6-55 Lunden, K.C., 4-44 Strommen, R., 4-44
Barbosa, M.A., 7-24 Fitzgerald, J.H., 1-21; Sutherby, R.L., 11-19
Barrien, P., 5-17 12-21 Madsen, B.W., 2-70 Syrett, B.C., 10-63
Baudry, C.F., 11-33 Fitzgerald, J.J., 6-19 Martin, B.L., 9-26
Bauer, D., 5-55 _ Flounders, E.C., 3-17 Martinez, L., 6-14; 12-32 Taguchi, H., 3-43
Bauman, J., 4-17 Franco, R.J., 1-47 Mason, C., 4-9 Tallman, D., 5-33
Bayer, G.T., 8-34 Fromelt, G., 12-21 Mazur, A., 7-52 Tainall, R.E., 5-60
Bennett, J.E., 11-23 McDowell, D.W., 8-7 Tatz, R., 4-39
Berquist, A., 7-47 Garcia, O., 8-27 McGill, G., 11-23 Thangavel, K., 9-59
Bich, N.N., 4-17 Gartland, P.O., 2-35 Mejia, E., 8-27 Thielsch, H., 8-53
Bierwagen, G.P., 5-33 Gehring, G.A., 10-63 Mills, D.J., 5-33 Thomason, W.H., 2-35,
Boffardi, B.P., 7-36 Geudeke, M., 8-57 Morris, E.A., 5-23 4-27
Boivin, J. 2-65 Ghassem, H., 3-47 Murali, J., 4-27 Thompson, N.G., 9-43
Bresle, A., 6-35 Glueckert, A.J., 9-32 Myers, J.R., 10-60 Thompson, T.S., 4-60
Brignac, J., 11-53 Goloby, M., 7-19 Tighe-Ford, D.J., 2-29
Brock, J., 3-51 Gomez, F., 12-58 Neal, D., 2-47, 6-29 Traversa, E., 8-27
Brown, R.G., 12-61 Gooch, T.G., 3-58 Niesse, J.E., 3-24 Tuthill, A.H., 2-79
Brubaker, S.K., 5-60 Goulette, W.D., 3-30 Nohata, Y., 3-43
Buchheim, G.M., 12-64 Greenfield, T.K., 3-36 Nordstrom, J., 7-47 VanDuyne, P., 12-21
Busby, D.C., 11-45 Guiamet, P.S., 7-40 Novokshchenov, V., 1-51 Van Gelder, K., 1-37
Byrnes, G., 1-32, 10-44 Guillen, M.A., 1-25 Vernon, L.S., 1-37, 2-53,
Gunn, R.N., 3-58 Osage, D.A., 12-64 7-29, 8-41, 9-39,
Carew, J.A., 4-54 Osvoll, H., 2-35 10-47, 11-39
Carpio, J.J., 6-14 Haberman, J.H., 9-23 Videla, H.A., 7-40
Cognetti, A.M., 7-36 Harriman, L., 1-34, 2-55 Pawel, S.J., 10-37 Viera, M.R., 7-40
Cohen, A., 3-51, 10-60 Hart, K., 10-55 Pellicano, A., 9-64 Vincent, L.D., 7-31, 11-33
Collins, W.K., 2-70 Hendrix, D.E., 8-46 Peris, M.G., 1-25 Vink, M.P., 4-37
Cone, F.M. 8-53 Hernandez, G., 6-14 Perkins, W., 2-70 Virmani, Y.P., 9-43
Corley, W.G., 9-54 Herro, H.M., 12-49 Pimenta, G., 10-29 Vickova, J., 6-41
Craig, B.D., 4-50 Higdem, D., 2-70 Pope, D.H., 5-23
Cramer, S.D., 2-70 Hinks, K.J., 2-29 Porcayo-Calderon, J., Wagner, D., 10-50
Crooks, R.D., 1-55 Huffman, J., 11-53 12-32 Wagner, P., 10-55
Cunningham, T., 5-39 Price, C.E., 2-87 Wallen, B., 7-47
‘Islam, M., 4-54 Proverbio, E., 8-27 Waslen, D.W., 8-22
Dabkowski, J., 10-25 Islam, M., 9-43 Watson, S.W., 2-70
Dalledone,.E., 7-24 Qui, D.F.H., 1-37 Whitehurst, T., 2-47
Danilyak, B.M., 3-17 Jack, T.R., 11-19 Quik, J.M.A., 8-57 Wilmott, M.J., 11-19
de Sanchez, S.R., 9-64; Joosten, M.W., 4-44 Winnik, S., 6-55
12-58 Ray, R., 10-55 Wolynec, S., 7-24
D’Granda, S., 12-32 Kallenberg, G.P., 11-57 Rengaswamy, N.S., 9-59 Woods, R.J., 11-45
Diakow, D.A., 8-22 Kelly, T.F.W.P., 5-45 Rivas, A., 9-64
You, Z., 5-55
Dillon, C.P., 1-56, 3-62, Khambhaita, P., 2-29 Roberge, P., 6-7
7-55, 10-68 King, G.A., 1-6 Rosbrook, T., 4-27 Zaghloul, B., 6-49
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