High electrical conductivity refers to certain materials' ability to conduct a large amount of electrical current. It is also known as high specific conductance. Electrical conductivity is abbreviated by the Greek letters sigma (σ) or kappa (κ). The International System of Units… View Full Term
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Mitigating Corrosion Under Insulation and Supporting the Longevity of Industrial Pipe Insulating Systems
Francisco Servigna has 15 years of experience in the Venezuelan National Oil Company as a process and corrosion engineer. Francisco holds a bachelor’s science degree in Chemical Engineering, a master’s science degree in Mechanical Engineering (Computational Thermoscience) and a Master Business in Project Management.
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