Anodyzing or hardening the surface of snow samplers
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Title | Anodyzing or hardening the surface of snow samplers |
Publication Type | Conference Proceedings |
Year of Conference | 1938 |
Authors | Marr, J. C. |
Conference Name | 6th Annual Western Interstate Snow Survey Conference |
Series Title | Proceedings of the 6th Annual Western Interstate Snow Survey Conference |
Date Published | December 1938 |
Publisher | American Geophysical Union, Transactions, Part I: |
Conference Location | Los Angeles, California |
Keywords | Snow samplers, anodyzing |
Abstract | Anodyzing duraluminum equipment hardens and smooths the surfaces, prevents oxidation and discoloration of hands and clothing, and increases the durability of the equipment. Anodyzing is recommended for snow samplers. The smoother surfaces permit the snow cores to slip through the tube easier, and less wear is exerted on the threads of the couplings. It is suggested that the cost of anodyzing may outweigh the advantages. |