Summary of the matter addressed in the submission:
The Submitters allege that Canada is failing to effectively enforce its environmental law by not preventing chemical and sewage spills to the St. Clair River in Sarnia, Ontario, and failing to notify downstream areas in the St. Clair-Detroit River corridor about spill incidents.
In SEM-07-004 (St. Clair River), the Submitters assert that Canada is failing to effectively enforce Section 3 of the federal International Boundary Waters Treaty Act and Article IV of the 1909 Boundary Waters Treaty by failing to contain water pollution from Sarnia, Ontario, which, they allege, is causing injury to the health and property of the United States and its citizens. The Submitters cite examples of spills that occurred at refineries and sewage treatment plants between 2003 and 2007. They allege that there has been little response from Canada to a 2006 International Joint Commission report recommending spill prevention measures for the St. Clair-Detroit River Corridor. The Submitters assert that despite repeated requests from the Macomb County (Michigan) Water Quality Board, Canada has offered little response about matching US efforts to install state-of-the-art, real-time water quality monitoring equipment aimed at improving the quality of drinking water coming from the St. Clair River Basin.
St. Clair Channelkeeper, Environmental Law Society of Wayne State University Law School, Brendan Frey, Noah Hall, Doug Martz, Andrea Montbriand and Oday Salim
The Secretariat received a submission and began a preliminary analysis of it under the guidelines.
Acknowledgement - Communication to Submitter(s) authored by Secretariat on 25/07/2007
Submission - Submission authored by Submitter(s) on 15/07/2007
The Secretariat notified the submitter(s) that the submission did not meet all of the Article 14(1) criteria and the submitter(s) had 30 days to provide the Secretariat with a revised submission that conforms with Article 14(1).
Determination - Secretariat Determination under Article 14 (1) authored by Secretariat on 01/08/2007
The thirty-day term expired without the Secretariat receiving a submission that conformed to Article 14(1). Under guideline 6.2, the process was therefore terminated.


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Although there are many different programs that care for people with complex health and social needs, there is little high-quality research evidence highlighting what aspects of complex care are most effective and for whom. Most research uses cost and utilization to assess complex care program success, yet this narrow lens ignores what matters most to patients in achieving their goals for quality of life and well-being.
Research must include patients — across the planning, design, implementation, and evaluation stages — to fully understand the impact and value of complex care. Recognizing this need, the Center for Health Care Strategies (CHCS) developed the Patient-Centered Complex Care Research Agenda. The Research Agenda, developed through support from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), provides a guide for collaboratively improving complex care with a priority on the experiences of people with complex needs. It was co-created by more than 100 stakeholders, including a Patient and Family Advisory Board.
This CHCS webinar, made possible by PCORI, highlighted the Research Agenda’s recommendations and opportunities for adopting a person-centered approach to complex care research. The webinar featured a panel discussion sharing insights from patient and health care partners who helped create the Research Agenda.
I. Welcome and Introduction
Speaker: Rachel Davis, MPA, Consultant
R. Davis welcomed participants to the webinar. She described the need for a patient-centered research agenda and the process used to co-create the Research Agenda.
II. Patient-Centered Complex Care Research Agenda: Review of Recommendations
Speaker: R. Davis
R. Davis outlined the Research Agenda’s recommendations, detailing how these recommendations can impact future complex care research and the next steps for collective action in the field.
III. Panel Discussion
Anna Benyo, MPP, CHCS senior program officer, moderated the panel discussion featuring individuals who helped create the Research Agenda. Their conversation explored why it is essential to center patient voice in complex care research; how this research approach can impact complex care efforts; what resources are needed to carry out the Research Agenda’s recommendations; and opportunities for complex care programs and researchers to involve patient partners in future research efforts.
- Alan Coker, Recovery Support Specialist (retired) and Patient and Family Advisory Board member
- Melissa Golpl, Patient and Family Advisory Board member
- Amanda Johnson, MD, MBA, Assistant Vice President of Care Models, NYC Health + Hospitals
- Doris A. Maldonado Mendez, M.Ed, GAL, HIS, CCHW, YMHFA, National Latina Community Health Navigator and Patient and Family Advisory Board member
- Cara Nikolajski, PhD, MPH, Director of Research Design and Implementation, UPMC Center for High-Value Health Care
IV. Concluding Remarks
A. Benyo concluded the webinar and provide closing remarks.

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Late Night Tackles President Trump
"We've been talking about Donald Trump on the show for a while, and I'm sure you're saying to yourself, 'But wait, Stephen, when is Donald Trump going to weigh in on Civil War history?'" Stephen Colbert said on Monday's Late Show. "Well, you're in luck." On Monday, Trump went on SiriusXM radio and argued that Andrew Jackson could have stopped the Civil War. "Exactly, Andrew Jackson said, 'There's no reason for this,'" Colbert said. "He said, 'We don't need a Civil War, all my slaves are perfectly happy.' Now — and one rarely hears this — in fairness to Andrew Jackson, I'm not surprised he didn't stop the Civil War, given that he died 16 years before it started."
Trump wasn't done. He also insisted that nobody asks why the Civil War even started in the first place. "It's one of the great mysteries of our time: 'Why was there a Civil War?'" Colbert deadpanned. "Also, 'Who murdered the Titanic?' We'll never know." The ghost of Abraham Lincoln appeared, yelling, "Slavery!" No one has to ask why the Civil War started, he said. "Read the f—ing Emancipation Proclamation. Come on, people. I mean, seriously, how many times does Daniel Day Lewis have to tell you, it's slavery. Knock, knock, who's there? The Union Army come to free the slaves, you brain-dead pumpkin." Colbert, reasonably, asked the ghost of Lincoln why he doesn't just go to the White House and tell Trump himself, but it seems there are places too haunted for even presidential ghosts. Watch below. Peter Weber

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Sleep little fishes, Close your eyes,
Mumma’s going to take you To the Land of Kites!
They float like the clouds, They sail with the winds,
They colour the sky bright - Red, yellow, blue and green.
"What a wonderful feeling!" Little Koi shouted to his friends,
"I also want to fly in the sky!" Like the clouds, Like the kites,
Like the wind. Hush little fishes, Close your eyes,
The sun has gone to bed, And so must I.

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IDF soldier killed, three injured in jeep accident near Gaza border, June 17, 2017Soldier killed in the incident identified as 20-year-old Yuval Mena, from the Giv’atayim suburb of Tel AvivAn IDF soldier was killed and three others were injured when their jeep overturned during an operational patrol near the southern Gaza Strip border on Saturday. Two of the injured soldiers were in serious condition and a third was lightly wounded, the army said in a statement. The deceased soldier was later identified as 20-year-old Yuval Mena, from the Giv’atayim suburb of Tel Aviv. The incident is under investigation by both a special military committee and military police. The soldiers were evacuated to hospital and their families have been notified of the incident.
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Israeli soldier dies after jeep overturns along Gaza border
An Israeli soldier was killed Saturday after the army jeep he was driving overturned near the border with the Gaza Strip. In April 2014, Elhai Shitrit, a 19-year-old Israeli soldier, was killed when his Hummer flipped over in northern Israel. In June 2012, soldier Dor Jan was killed when his jeep flipped over on the Golan Heights. This type of accident is quite common in the Israeli army and in the past there were several instances of soldiers being killed in such crashes. In wake of the incident his commander was fired and the soldier driving the jeep was later charged with manslaughter after it was discovered he was driving at a high speed.
An IDF soldier was killed and three others were wounded when a jeep they were traveling in overturned on Saturday, the army said. The killed soldier was named as Sgt. The injured soldiers were taken to Soroka Hospital in Beersheba. Two of the injured were in a serious condition and a third soldier was lightly hurt, the army said. It was not immediately clear what caused the jeep to overturn and Eyal Zamir, head of the IDF’s Southern Command, ordered an investigation.
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Broome is a suffragan Latin Rite diocese of the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Perth, covering the Kimberley and Pilbara regions of Western Australia.
Roman Catholic Diocese of Broome Wikipedia
Its cathedral episcopal see is Our Lady Queen of Peace Cathedral, in Broome, Western Australia.
On 10 May 1887, it was established initially as a Apostolic Vicariate of Kimberley in Western Australia, on territory split off from the then Diocese of Perth.
On 4 May 1910, it lost territory to establish the Mission sui juris of Drisdale River, which was later renamed Kalumburu.
On 13 November 1959, it was renamed as Apostolic Vicariate of Kimberleys.
It was elevated and renamed again as a diocese of Broome on 7 June 1966.
In 1980, it regained the territory of the suppressed Mission sui juris of Kalumburu.
The following individuals have been appointed Apostolic Vicar or elected as Roman Catholic Bishop of Broome or any of its precursor titles:
The diocese has nineteen parishes with regular liturgical services held in the following locations, with churches dedicated to particular saints:Balgo-Kutjungka (St Theresa)
Broome (Our Lady Queen of Peace)
Dampier Peninsula with churches in Beagle Bay (Sacred Heart) and Lombadina (Christ the King)
Derby (Our Lady of the Holy Rosary) and Fitzroy Crossing (St Francis)
Halls Creek (St Mary)
Kalumburu (Our Lady of the Assumption)
Kununurra (St Vincent Pallotti)
La Grange-Bidyadanda (St John the Baptist)
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Suppose you’re in a serious, long-term monogamous relationship. One day, your partner comes to you and says: “I have been finding myself irresistibly attracted to other people. I’ve tried just getting over it but it hasn’t worked. This has left me feeling unhappy and unfulfilled. I still love you and remain committed to our relationship. Can we discuss options for alleviating my situation while still staying together? I am open to anything, and let’s talk, but I hope you will at least consider an option that involves my seeing other people in some form because I doubt that anything less will make me feel okay. In turn, I will consider anything that you might need to make that workable for you.”
How do you respond? As I see it, you have two broad options:
A: say ‘absolutely not, no chance in hell, if you require this to even be an option, then I’m out’; or
B: say ‘let’s look at our options’.
B can have a number of different flavors. It can be something like, ‘yes, of course, if you really feel that way, let’s consider our options’. Or it can be something more like ‘I really don’t like this and doubt that it can work; what’s more, I have some non-negotiables; but, okay, let’s talk and see what we can work out’. One is more open than another, but both fall into category B.
If you can honestly say that your answer would be of form B, you’re already in a polyamorous relationship.
Polyamory doesn’t require that you consistently see many people. There is a common form of polyamory in which you have a primary partner (maybe even a spouse), and you’re open to the possibility of seeing other people, though you don’t often do. Most self-identified monogomers know this. What they miss is that, if they’d answer B to the scenario above, they’re already implicitly in this kind of relationship (admittedly, all the way to the ‘monogamy-like’ end of the poly spectrum). This is because knowing that you’d answer B implies that you are, in at least some minimal sense, open to the possibility of your partner seeing other people.
You can, of course, consider a version of the scenario in which you’re the one who is suddenly irresistibly attracted to other people. Would you suffer through it, end your relationship, or try to talk to your partner about options? The latter is this scenario’s analogue for ‘B’.
This may sound like a clever semantic argument that has no real significance. But I think it does matter. There’s a big difference between perceiving an option as an either-or vs. a matter of degree. By showing us that we’re already on the polyamory spectrum, this argument takes away some of the radical appearance of polyamory. It feels like a big jump to go from monogamy to polyamory; it doesn’t feel like such a big jump from being at this minimal end of the spectrum to just slightly further over on the same spectrum. It’s easy to imagine someone moved by this argument to feel that it is ‘safe’ to go a tiny step further and say: ‘well, neither of us seems to want another partner now, but if either of us ever did, I guess it would at least be on the table’. This is really only a repeat of B, just slightly more explicit and more comfortable.
This isn’t just significant because it might cause couples to slip into polyamory little-by-little. Much of the value of polyamory is that it proliferates the kinds of relationships we can have, be that with casual lovers or with lifelong partners. By bringing out the ‘degree’ perspective on polyamory, this argument exhibits a major part of what makes polyamory valuable.
Of course, there are those who would answer A. But that means accepting the level of closed-ness implied by A. It means being unwilling to even discuss the possibility of some version of polyamory even when the alternative is either the end of your longterm relationship or the unhappiness of your partner.
For some—maybe the deeply religious or the dispositionally very conservative—that level of closed-ness is appropriate. For most, at least under a certain age, I suspect that it is not and that it would be motivated almost entirely by jealousy. This brings up one of the other great reasons to pursue polyamory: it is incredibly effective at helping us to confront the insecurity that invariably lies underneath jealousy. But here I am getting ahead of myself. There are many pragmatic reasons to pursue polyamory—dealing with jealousy, improved communication with a primary, diversity of experience, and avoiding the incredibly complicated landmine of hurt emotions and logistical difficulty that comes with the expectation of monogamy, among others. I won’t go into those now. My aim here has been only to show that, good or bad, unless you’re an unusually closed person, you’re already polyamorous.

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As teams look to shore up their blueline leading into the trade deadline, Jake Muzzin can be had for the right price.
Darren Dreger had a Friday morning radio hit on Toronto’s TSN 1050.
The Insider was asked about the Los Angeles Kings defenseman, whose “name is on everyone’s trade board.”
“And it should be. He’s a quality Top-4 defenseman. I don’t think that there’s much doubt of that” said Dreger. “The asking price for Jake Muzzin, though, apparently is off the charts. It’s like a first-round draft pick and a prospect, if not a top prospect.
“And at least at this point, that’s described as exorbitant. It’s too much. For the Toronto Maple Leafs, even though you have the name and the position is interesting, Toronto has a very specific need. Maybe if they get close to February 25 and a left-shot defenseman is available they just cut their losses because it’s an upgrade, and they go that direction; but they’re pretty specific to wanting that balance and the need of a right-shot defenseman.
“Rob Blake, he’s got a couple of players - more than that, in fact - that are drawing interest. Forward Tyler Toffoli is another one that teams are kicking tires on. But at this stage, the cost - the asking price - is just too high.”
Muzzin has this season and next remaining on his five-year, $20 million contract, which carries a $4 million cap hit and does not include any trade protection.
Toffoli is in the middle of a three-year, $13.8 million contract, which comes with a $4.6 million cap hit.
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The Olmec were the first great culture to be built in Mexico and Central America. They built a city on a river island in 1200 B.C. or so: archaeologists, who do not know the original name of the city, call it San Lorenzo. San Lorenzo had no rivals: it was the largest and most magnificent built city in Mesoamerica at the time and it was an influence in the region. Archaeologists consider the Olmec to be one of only six “pristine” civilizations: these were cultures that developed on their own without the help of migration or influence from some other civilization.
They built this Olmec out of stone this is what it looks like...
see this is what it looks like and there is a video about the Olmec.
The Olmec culture thrived along Mexico’s Gulf Coast from approximately 1200-400 B.C. The first great Mesoamerican culture, it had been in decline for centuries before the arrival of the first Europeans, so much information about the Olmec has been lost. We know the Olmec primarily through their art, sculpture and architecture. Although many mysteries remain, ongoing work by archaeologists, anthropologists and other researchers has given us idea of what Olmec life might have been like. So Spain invaded and destroy the Olmec. Some wasn't destroyed and some survived. That's why it was lost, it got destroyed or it fell into the water or lakes and river.


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With all of the Fasching festivals happening in Germany, it can be hard to pick what to do next!
We created a map with pushpins for all of our go-see-do’s and overlaid it with all of the event locations, and Donaueschingen in the Black Forest (Schwarzwald in German) was the winner for this weekend.
The town is pretty small, but there are a few must sees like the Donauquelle, and proximity to Baden-Wurttemberg’s high point Mt Feldberg, definitely worth making the weekend run.
The parade itself is pretty small, best bet is to skip it and get a spot along the edge of the bonfire early. The fireworks and bonfire was pretty amazing to see, with the witches leaping through the bonfire over and over.
A few after-party adult beverages at the Hotel Lindau with our friends Bruce and Kyoko, and off to snowshoe Mt Feldberg tomorrow!
Start The Parade
The sheep-things start the parade up
My house has a three-horse garage!
You’re A Fool
Narro literally means "you’re a fool". Part of the Fasching tradition where the parade participants yell "Narri" (Im a fool) and the crowd yells back "Narro"! Silly, but fun.
In The Heavens
The city church of St John, certainly the most ornate building in town.
Contemplating the Source
Colette stares into the Donauquelle, the source of the Danube River.
A fun, colorful building in downtown Donaueschingen. By the "AD 1910" painting at the top of the eaves, it’s a pretty new building around these parts.
Donaueschingen’s central plaza
One of the sculptures in the Musikantenbrunnen sculpture in front of the rathaus. Complete with moving parts and hand-engraved sheet music!
Fire in the Eyes
This was the first time we saw witches with glowing eyes.
This fellow is sized appropriately for his instrument. You never see Twiggy carrying a tuba!
Start the witch burning with some fireworks!
A huge crowd gathered for the witch burning.
Humans and Fire
Interesting how we as a species have such a fascination with fire.
The fire dances high above the spectators
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Good Technology has been stealthily stealing Blackberry's enterprise clients with a simple pitch: Its secure platform lets employees access the corporate server on their personal device, be it an Apple iPhone or Android, NBC reports.
The Los Angeles Times looks at some concept cars shown at the 2013 L.A. Auto Show that have a realistic chance of coming to market.
Marc Faber, editor and publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, told CNBC this morning that he believes a "massive speculative bubble" has encroached on everything from stocks and bonds to Bitcoin and farmland.
A fire has ripped through a Bangladesh garment factory supplying major Western retailers such as Gap Inc. and Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Reuters reports. No casualties were reported; arson is suspected.
UnitedHealthcare, the nation’s largest Medicare Advantage insurer, has been upsetting customers by eliminating large numbers of doctors from its Medicare Advantage network, USA Today reports.
The Hells Angels Motorcycle Club has grown increasingly litigious, learning to employ the legal system to protect the recognizable symbols of their organization, the New York Times reports.
In Friday morning trading, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 61 points to 16,158. The Nasdaq rose 22 points to 4,067. The S&P 500 rose 6 points to 1,813.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge on Tuesday ordered a Sriracha hot sauce plant in Irwindale be partially shut down in response to odor complaints from nearby residents, the Los Angeles Times reports.
A wintry blast of heavy rain, wind and snow across the eastern United States could disrupt plans on Wednesday for millions of people traveling ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, Reuters reports.
President Barack Obama put the klieg light on Hollywood on Tuesday, calling the motion picture and television industry an engine of growth and a beacon in a recovering economy, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Visual effects workers gathered Tuesday at a park in Glendale and marched about a mile to police lines outside DreamWorks Animation, where President Obama was speaking, to protest foreign subsidies that they say are driving visual effects works out of the United States, the Hollywood Reporter says.
Union Station Homeless Services will not be serving home-prepared dishes donated by Pasadena-area residents at its annual Thanksgiving meal this year. The Pasadena Health Department informed the agency that it could no longer serve food items that were not prepared in approved locations, Southern California Public Radio reports.
In six years, Blackstone Group has transformed Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. into the largest hotel company by rooms, more than doubling its $6 billion investment. The Wall Street Journal reports that the growth came not by expanding Hilton's empire of company-owned hotels, but by renting out Hilton's brand names such as Hilton Garden Inn and Doubletree to franchisees.
Phillips 66, which operates refineries across California, is moving forward with a plan to build a rail terminal in San Luis Obispo County that would send trains with up to 80 tank cars of crude oil through Southern California and the Bay Area, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Big chains are on a charm offensive to show they appreciate their employees and respect the holiday. But some people are calling for a store boycott on turkey day, the Los Angeles Times reports.


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text: FREEPORT, Ill. (AP) — Officials say two bats have tested positive for rabies in Stephenson County, northwest of Chicago. The (Freeport) Journal-Standard reports that one bat was found dead about two weeks ago southeast of Freeport. The other was found dead last week in a barn in Cedarville. County Animal Control veterinarian William Condie says they are the first positive rabid animals there in at least a decade. Condie told the newspaper that about 100 bats have been tested over that time and the tests have been negative for the disease. The rabies virus is found in the saliva of infected animals and is spread through bites or scratches.

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Oct 05, 2018 · For example, structural steel pieces 6.4 mm (0.25 in.) thick or greater are required to have at least 100 µm (3.9 mils) of coating thickness, according to the primary batch hot-dip galvanizing specification ASTM A123, Specification for Zinc (Hot-Dip Galvanized) Coatings on Iron and Steel Hot-dip galvanized steel strip - VoestalpineHot-dip galvanized steel made by voestalpine is characterized by high corrosion resistance, high-quality appearance, excellent working properties and a wide spectrum of applications. The portfolio of steel grades ranges from super deep-drawing grades to grades with Hot dip galvanized, pre-galvanized and electro-galvanized construction structural hot rolled hot dip galvanized steelHot dip galvanized steel: The hot dip galvanizing process is where an already formed part, for example plate, round, square or rectangular tube is dipped in a zinc bath. A reaction takes place between the steel and the zinc during the time the part is in the zinc bath.
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Known to be made from pure galvanized steel, these hot rolled structural construction steel h beam are anti-corrosive and anti-rust and can withstand heavy weight loads. These hot rolled structural construction steel h beam are available in customized length, breadth and width options, making them convenient for any property sizes.Hot Rolled, Galvanized & Rigid construction steel column construction structural hot rolled hot dip galvanized steelKnown to be made from pure galvanized steel, these construction steel column are anti-corrosive and anti-rust and can withstand heavy weight loads. These construction steel column are available in customized length, breadth and width options, making them convenient for any property sizes.Hot Rolled Structurals (HRS) - InfraBuild - Formerly construction structural hot rolled hot dip galvanized steelInfraBuild Steel manufactures and supplies an extensive range of Hot Rolled Structural Steel for the Australian and New Zealand construction market. Our steel is produced in a range of grades to Australian Standard AS/NZS 3679.1 (see below for sections and sizes). Our standard product for Hot Rolled Structural sections is 300PLUS*, which exceeds the requirements of AS/NZS 3679.1 Grade
One particular use of hot rolled steel coil involves forming structural steel products. However, it can also be used for other applications such and frameworks of industrial, and it can be cut into a sheet to use in industry works, construction works, and general mechanic works.Hot Dipped Galvanized Rolled Steel Products « Rolled construction structural hot rolled hot dip galvanized steelHot Dipped Galvanized sheet or strip steel bathed in a molten solution containing not less than 98% pure zinc to uniformly coat for corrosion resistance. The coating is not intended to withstand outdoor exposure without chemical treatment or painting.Hot Dip Galvanized CHS Steel - InfraBuild - Formerly construction structural hot rolled hot dip galvanized steelHot dip galvanized steel tubes are high-strength, cold formed hollow sections that are hot dip galvanized to AS/NZS 4792 and have a minimum average coating mass of 300 grams per square metre applied to both the interior and exterior of the section for superior protection.
Hot Dip Galvanized Round Steel Pipe. Size OD: 21~508mm: Wall Thickness: 0.8~20mm: Material: Q195, Q215, Q235, Q345: Zinc CoatingHR340LAD - Hot-dip galvanized steel,Cold rolled steel,Hot construction structural hot rolled hot dip galvanized steelHR340LAD+Z is hot rolled basal plate for hot dipped galvanized steel under the standard Q/BQB 420-2003 and Q/BQB 420-2003 HR340LAD+Z is a kind of low alloy high strength steel. Q/BQB 420-2003 HR340LAD+Z is cold forming steel. The products are widely used in the automotive, appliance, construction, machinery manufacturing and other industries.HOT-DIP GALVANIZED (HDG) SHEET STEEL - McElroy MetalHDG sheet steel may be temper rolled (extra smooth) and/or tension leveled to improve its shape and surface. U. S. Steel hot-dip galvanized steel is composed of 99% zinc with small additions of aluminum to improve adhesion and control appearance. Small amounts of antimony may
Hot-dip galvanization process When the prepared steel is immersed in a bath of molten zinc at a temperature of 450 ºC (840 ºF), the zinc bonds metallurgically to the steel, subsequently successive layers of a zinc-iron alloy of varying percentages are formed in addition to a final layer of pure zinc HOT DIP GALVANNEALED - AK SteelHOT DIP GALVANNEALED STEEL, known as ZINCGRIP® GA Steel, is continuously coated on both sides with a zinc-iron (Zn-Fe) alloy. Galvannealed steel is a specialized variation of galvanized steel where induction heating is used to alloy the zinc coating with the steel to create a zinc-iron coating. The hot dip process, pioneered by AK Steel construction structural hot rolled hot dip galvanized steelHOT DIP GALVANIZED - AK SteelHOT DIP GALVANIZED STEEL, known as ZINCGRIP®Steel, is continuously coated on both sides with a zinc coating. The hot dip process, pioneered by AK Steel, provides a tight metallurgical bond between the steel and the coating. This process results in a material with the strength and formability of steel plus the corrosion protection of zinc.File Size: 2MBPage Count: 6
2 Continuous Galvanizing Lines. Hot Dipped Galvanized Flat Steel is obtained by the process of surface cleaning, annealing, galvanize (zinc) coating, drying, respectively, of Fullhard product rolled to the final thickness. Optionally, tempering, lubrication and passivation can be applied to galvanised steel in order to improve corrosion resistance in addition to other options for the steel to be shaped, welded and painted.ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT D HOT-DIP GALVANIZED Sep 22, 2016 · Hot-rolled structural sections, plate, and hollow structural sections hot-dip galvanized after fabrication are used in building, bridge, and industrial applications where corrosion resistance is necessary. Hot-dip galvanizing after fabrication has been specified to combat steel corrosion in the harshest environments throughout various markets forDurability of Cold-Formed Steel Framing MembersGalvanizing is a process whereby steel is immersed into a bath of molten zinc (865°F/460°C) to form a metallurgically bonded zinc coating. This same hot dip immersion process is also used to produce aluminum-zinc alloy coatings. Most cold-formed steel is galvanized by unwinding coils of cold rolled steel and feeding the sheet continuously
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High quality Construction Materials Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Coils Easy For Process Moulds from China, China's leading Galvanized Steel Coil product market, With strict quality control Galvanized Steel Coil factories, Producing high quality Construction Materials Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Coils Easy For Process Moulds products.Cold-rolled and hot-dip structural steel -thyssenkruppCold-rolled structural steel and hot-dip finished structural steel. construction structural hot rolled hot dip galvanized steel Construction Overview Construction; Multistory construction Mechanical/Plant Engineering Energy Special Vehicles Packaging Appliances construction structural hot rolled hot dip galvanized steel Z/GI: Hot-dip galvanized ZF/GA: Galvannealed ZM: ZM Ecoprotect construction structural hot rolled hot dip galvanized steelAustralia Standard Hot Rolled and Welding AS/NZS 4680 Steel,Stainless steel ,PC: Paint or Hot dip Galvanized: Gutter: Galvanized steel plate,Stainless steel plate: T=2.0mm: Hot dip galvanized: Downpipe: PVC pipe,color steelpipe Y=0.5mm: Dia110mm: paint: Hight Bolt: Ordinary ,High strength: 10.9S,4.8S: Hot dip galvanized,Steel: Ground bolts: Steel RodM24,M27,M30,M33,M39,M42: 10.9S: Steel