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Explanation: Many years of my business career were in the meat/bread/fish/food processing industry. The phrase "processing line" is certainly one of the most-used in the US.
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Corrosion of working chains continuously immersed in seawaterCorrosion of working chains continuously immersed in seawater. Robert E. Melchers · Torgeir Moan · Zhen Gao. Received: January 17, 2006 / Accepted: June 5, ... www.springerlink.com/index/67L11232360U112G.pdf - Similar
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Corrosion of working chains continuously immersed in seawaterChains used in the offshore industry typically are exposed to continued high rates of corrosion, in part due to the working of the chain not permitting a ...
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Explanation: Many years of my business career were in the meat/bread/fish/food processing industry. The phrase "processing line" is certainly one of the most-used in the US.
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