Abstract:
A method of controlling the actual stock removal in a method of belt grinding wherein the infeed and elasticity of a contact roll serve to increase the contact pressure of the abrasive belt, so as to obtain the required amount of stock removal irrespective of deterioration in the grinding performance of the belt due to repeated use and of the thickness of the workpiece.
Abstract:
This invention relates to a process for the purification of yttrium which comprises adding ammonium thiocyanate to an impure aqueous solution of yttrium containing as contaminants mainly heavy rare earth elements as impurities, further adding to the resulting mixture, as a solvent, a quaternary ammonium salt containing cyclohexyl radicals, straight chain alkyl radicals and at least one methyl radical but containing no aryl radical, or a composite solvent system consisting of a quaternary ammonium salt and a trialkylphosphine oxide or a triarylphosphine oxide, and extracting the heavy rare earth elements in said aqueous solution into the solvent phase thereby leaving the yttrium in the aqueous phase.
Abstract:
A pipe to be formed is placed into a die having a cavity corresponding to the form desired. High pressure liquid is introduced into the pipe, while both ends thereof are compressed thus bulging the pipe, without heating it, in the die cavity to the form desired.
Abstract:
An alkali metal sulfate and hydrogen sulfide of high purity are obtained by causticizing, treating with sulfuric acid, and neutralizing smelt which is obtained by concentrating and burning Na-base sulfite pulp spent liquor or neutral sulfite semichemical spent liquor.