Environment Friendly Technology to Replace Cadmium Coatings - Revision history

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‎The Value Proposition

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‎The Value Proposition

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‎Environment Friendly solution

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‎Issue at Hand

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‎About Pratt & Whitney

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‎Legal Status

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‎The Unique Process

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‎Agenda

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‎Cadmium Qualms

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‎Cadmium Qualms

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 * Not very capital intensive, as it utilizes already established processes used for electroplating.
-* Environment friendly alternative to cadmium coatings.
+* A green technology eliminating the use of hazardous cadmium in the coating process.
 == Area of Application ==

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 == The Value Proposition ==
-* Not just an idea but a patented & experimentally proven technology.Pratt&Whitney also has a working prototype of the technology.
+* Not just an idea but a patented & experimentally proven technology. Pratt&Whitney also has a working prototype of the technology.
 * Not very capital intensive, as it utilizes already established processes used for electroplating.
-* Environment friendly alternative to Cadmium coatings.
+* Environment friendly alternative to cadmium coatings.
 == Area of Application ==

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 == Environment Friendly solution ==
-* Environmentally friendly alternative to Ni-Cd coatings.
+* An environment-friendly alternative to Ni-Cd coatings.
-* Eliminates Materials of Concern from the product such as Cadmium, hexavalent chromium and Cyanides from the plating process.
+* Eliminates materials of concern from the product such as cadmium, hexavalent chromium and cyanides from the plating process.
-* Offers equivalent or superior protection to the baseline NiCd coatings.
+* Offers equivalent or superior protection to the baseline Ni-Cd coatings.
 == The Unique Process ==

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 * It is very difficult to ensure complete protection of steel from corrosive environment at temperatures as high as 900°F.
-* Traditionally used Ni-Cd Coatings involve use of Hexavalent chromium, cadmium and cyanides which are very toxic. Thus, making it difficult to ensure Safety of the work environment.
+* Traditionally used Ni-Cd Coatings involve use of Hexavalent chromium, cadmium and cyanides which are very toxic. Thus, making it difficult to ensure safety of the work environment.
 == Cadmium Qualms ==

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 == About Pratt & Whitney ==
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-* Pratt & Whitney is one of the largest aircraft engine manufacturers in the world with a sales revenue of more than $12 Bn and spends more than $250 Mn in Research & Development.
+* Pratt & Whitney is one of the largest aircraft engine manufacturers in the world with a sales revenue of more than $12 Bn and spends more than $250 Mn in research & development.
 * Cutting edge R&D with over a 1000 patents.

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		+	[[Media:Original patent document.pdf\|Click here to download the original patent document]]

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 == Agenda ==
-* '''To introduce and explain the benefits of the green technology developed by Pratt & Whitney.'''
+* '''To introduce and explain the benefits of the patented green technology developed by Pratt & Whitney.'''
 * '''To find out interest of the prospects in acquiring the technology on a licensed basis from Pratt & Whitney.'''

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 * Cadmium is subject to the spontaneous growth of Cadmium whiskers. Cadmium whiskers (like tin whiskers) grow spontaneously and are capable of causing electrical failures ranging from parametric deviations to sustained plasma arcing that can result in catastrophic short circuits.[http://www.finishing.com/100/89.shtml Source]
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