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Raytheon Marine Names
John Scott Marketing And
Sales Manager, Europe
Raytheon Marine Company has appointed John Scott marketing sales manager of its marine elec- tronics for pleasure, fishing, and light commercial craft in Europe.
Products include radars, lorans, radiotelephones, depth indicators and recorders, color fish-finders, satellite navigators, sonars and loudhailers.
Mr. Scott will be based at Ray- theon Marine Sales & Service's
London office where he had previ- ously served as operations man- ager. He has 25 years of radio electronics and communications experience serving with the P&O
Steam Navigation Company, Arab
Maritime Petroleum Transport
Company, and International Ma- rine Radio Company, prior to join- ing Raytheon.
Headquartered in Manchester,
N.H., Raytheon Marine Company has a worldwide sales and service network, providing outstanding electronics for all kinds of vessels.
For information, in Europe con- tact: J.A. Scott, Raytheon Marine
Sales and Service Company, Mil- lard House, 5 Exchange Building,
Cutler Street, London El England,
Phone: 01-623-4451; Telex: 8954198.
General Electric Awarded $23.4-Million Navy Contract
For FBM Engineering
The General Electric Company,
Pittsfield, Mass., has been awarded a $23,409,345 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for engineering services in support of the Fleet Ballistic
Missile (FBM) program. The Navy's
Strategic Systems Project Office,
Washington, D.C., is the contract- ing activity.
Texas Instruments Offers
Platinum-Clad Anodes
For Corrosion Protection —Literature Available
Texas Instruments has devel- oped a platinum-clad niobium ma- terial that has been demonstrated to provide excellent protection for steel structures exposed to corro- sive conditions such as underwa- ter (both sea and fresh water) or underground environments.
The material works in an im- pressed current protection system (ICP). It is available in three forms—mesh, wire, and probe— depending on application condi- tions.
The mesh material has been successfully demonstrated through years of use to protect underwater pier structures. The probe mate- rial is designed for protection of vessels containing or transporting water, as well as underwater structures. The wire material has been shown to successfully pre- vent corrosion of steel reinforcing bars in concrete structures.
Texas Instruments clad plati- num anodes offer significant ad- vantages. The cladding process provides a coating that is uni- formly thick, non-porous and has excellent bond integrity.
Experience has shown that the combination of platinum clad on niobium is well suited to im- pressed current protection appli- cations. In service, the platinum remains electrochemically active while the substrate forms an ad- hesive oxide film that is corrosion resistant. The anodes are said to have higher current-carrying ca- pacity and longer life than designs using other anode materials.
Texas Instruments produces platinum-clad anode materials us- ing a solid phase, cold-bonding process. The material is clad at a heavy gauge and subsequently cold rolled to a finished thickness. The composite structure has a uniform, non-porous platinum surface that interfaces directly with the niob- ium substrate. Because the metals are joined at the atomic level without adhesives, solder or braz- ing alloy, they are void-free and cannot be separated.
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