What’s new in techniques of fabricating glass reinforced thermosetting plastics (GRP) is being viewed with growing interest by the process industries. Individual corrosion engineers and their companies are placing rather large stakes on a product which is still in its middle stages of development. The stakes, however, are going up at a rapid rate and users of plastic process equipment are facing a struggle to close the information gap between what’s old and what’s new.
Subject
Pressure vessels,
Materials,
Piping,
Manufacturing,
Glass,
Raw material,
Industries,
Plastics,
Engineering,
Equipment,
Engineers,
Polyester,
Resins
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1970
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