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A technique to reduce corrosion of a metal surface under some conditions by passing sufficient to it to cause its electrode potential to enter and remain in the passive region; imposing an external electrical potential to protect a metal from corrosive at ...

Microorganisms that require free oxygen, or air, to live, and that which contribute to the decomposition of organic material in soil or composting systems.

A self-recording instrument used on aircraft for the simultaneous recording of atmospheric pressure, temperature, and humidity.

Amounts due to an organisation or individual from another for goods or services it has.

Refers to the commitment by an Importer, evidenced by their accepting a Bill of Exchange drawn on them by an Exporter, to pay for goods at a fixed date in the future.

Breathing air

(ASB)UK body that sets accounting standards. A subsidiary body of the Financial Reporting.

Cost of a product before transportation costs are figured in Free on Board Free on Board means that the seller delivers when the goods pass the ship’s rail at the named port of shipment. This means that the buyer has to bear all costs and risks of loss ...

Bulk Carrier

Amounts owed by an organisation or individual to another for goods or services it has.

A measure of the rate at which the air in an interior space is replace by outside (or conditioned) air by ventilation and infiltration; usually measured in cubic feet per time interval (hour), divided by the volume of air in the room.

Bulkhead

Electrolytic cleaning in which the work is the anode. Also called reverse-current cleaning.

Admiralty List of Radio Signals. British admiralty publications (8 volumes, some of them in double or triple books) informing the navigators about all the radio stations and various kind of broacasted informations such as time signals, weather & navigatio ...

A short vertically erected pole at the bow on which the national flag is hoisted on naval ships while at anchor.

Insurance which pays a lump sum in the event of death of the insured being caused by an.

The rate of build-up of a pension in a scheme where the calculation is based on salary. The accrual.

Electrode reaction equivalent to a transfer of positive charge from the electronic to the ionic conductor. An anodic reaction is an oxidation process. An example common in corrosion is: Me -> Me(+n) + n(e-)

A film on a metal surface resulting from an electrolytic treatment at the anode..