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  1. bikemaniac

    Corrosion rate vs concentration for hydrochloric, sulfuric, phosphoric, acetic acids etc.

    Thank you. However, I still need the acid data for "emergencies" when you dont have these specialized products. Lucas
  2. bikemaniac

    Corrosion rate vs concentration for hydrochloric, sulfuric, phosphoric, acetic acids etc.

    Hi, I am interested in the derusting of rusty automotive parts using "household" acids readily available everywhere. 1. I am interested in graphs/tables representing the corrosion rate (mm pr year or similar) vs acid concentration (%) of a) mild steel b) rust (all the oxidation stages)...
  3. bikemaniac

    Which VFD to avoid GFCI tripping?

    I just looked at the price list again. 2 picks from the list: A 0,37 kW NFO costs the equivalent of approx 1600 Euros incl 25% Danish VAT (for end consumers). A 15 kW NFO costs the equivalent of approx 5500 Euros incl 25% Danish VAT (for end consumers). The abovementioned prices are without...
  4. bikemaniac

    Which VFD to avoid GFCI tripping?

    The Danish term for GFCI is HPFI, I just tried to google it, and ground fault circuit interrupter came up. In my home it cuts out at 30 mA (Schneider electric ID K 40A) and not 4 to 6 mA. That should give more room for electrical noise. We have these interrupter installed everywhere - not only...
  5. bikemaniac

    Which VFD to avoid GFCI tripping?

    Hi, I want to build an industrial sewing machine drive using a small VFD and a small AC motor. The AC motor will be a 4 pole 1400 rpm 0.25 kW induction motor and the VFD should be a 1ph 240V AC in and 3ph 240V AC out. There will also be a mechanical gearbox between the motor and the sewing...
  6. bikemaniac

    How do I store tires/tyres for a very long time???

    I have some new, unused tires which recently went out of production. Because they are so damn good I want to store them so that I can use them in future (assume I want to store them for 10-20 years). The problem with rubber seems to be the fact that the softening agent evaporates with time and...

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