Development of Equipment for Alkyd Resins Manufacture.

Hovey, A. G.

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“…Hovey (9) has shown why alkyd resin manufacture has remained largely a batch process, but predicts that future emergencies may cause standardization of alkyds which will encourage continuous processes, and greater tendency toward larger size kettles, even to 10,000-gallon capacities. Work done by the Houston Paint and Varnish Production Club on a formula to resist temperatures up to 800" F. and to withstand exterior exposure has indicated that a paint based on an organo-silicon oxide polymer vehicle, and pigmented with any of the commonly used metallic pigments and/or zinc oxide will come closest to fulfilling these requirements.…”

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Paint and Varnish Manufacture

Shearon¹,

Liston²,

Duhig³

1949

Ind. Eng. Chem.

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URING the recent war there was considerable disagreement among interested groups concerning the relative importance of the paint industry in the war effort. A representative of a government agency, trying to maintain movement schedules on tank and box cars in the face of unloading delays experienced by paint plants, was quoted as saying that a war could be fought without paint, but not without railroad rolling stock. This same attitude was evident in other quarters, and as a plant scale experiment the United States Maritime Commission sent an unpainted cargo ship to France and back. The ship was able to return to the United States, but its condition was so poor that it was promptly put on the junk pile. All through the war the importance of paints was demonstrated, for protection, particularly in the hot and humid South Pacific areas, and for camouflage.

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Section: Future Prospectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Paint and Varnish Manufacture

Shearon¹,

Liston²,

Duhig³

1949

Ind. Eng. Chem.

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Alkyd Resins

Jones¹

2003

Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry

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The article contains sections titled: 1. Introduction 2. Production 2.1. Raw Materials 2.2. Polymerization Theory 2.3. Formulation and Process Types; Laboratory Processing 2.4. Manufacture 3. Film Formation by Coatings Based on Alkyd Resins 4. Modified Alkyds 5. Low‐Solvent Coatings 6. Markets and End Uses

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Konstruktionswerkstoffe für die chemische Industrie. (Übersichtsbericht)

Franke

1951

Materials & Corrosion

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Die Zeitschrift ,,Industrial 'and Engineering Chamistry" veroffentlichte, wie auch jm vergangenen Ja,hr *), eine ") S. VerkGffe u. Korrosion I (1950) 4316, 8116, 126/7, -162/4. umfassende Literaturuberskht, die iibcr die im Jahre 1949 auf dem Gobiet der metallischen und nichtmetallischen Konstruktioiiswerkstoffc**) erschienenen Verofientlichungen einen Oberblick gibt und wieder ist man iiberrascht iiber die uiigeheure Fulle der Aufzeichnungen, handelt es si& doch urn rund 1600 Angaben. Wahrend der Originalbericht auch Aufsatze, die die Herstellung, technologischen Eigenschaften, Weiterverarbeitung, Oberflachenbehandlung und das Schweigen behandeln, um-*' ) Ind. Eng. Chem. 42 (1950/51) 2025.

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Development of Equipment for Alkyd Resins Manufacture.

Cited by 7 publications

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Konstruktionswerkstoffe für die chemische Industrie. (Übersichtsbericht)

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