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The document compares and contrasts the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia and the White House in Washington D.C. It notes that both buildings house the president of their respective countries and are large structures with their national flags flying. However, the Kremlin is located on the Moskva River in Moscow and was established in 1339, making it over 450 years older than the White House, which was built between 1792-1800 in Washington D.C. and receives around 5,000 visitors daily.
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2. Alloy steels contain additional alloying elements added in amounts exceeding 1% to improve properties such as strength, corrosion resistance, and hardenability. Common alloying elements include chromium, nickel, molybdenum, and vanadium.
3. Stainless steels contain a minimum of 11.5% chromium which
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The document summarizes research on optimizing roller burnishing process parameters to achieve a smooth surface finish on aluminum alloy 6061 cylindrical components. It discusses how burnishing uses compressive force to plastically deform surface peaks into valleys, reducing surface roughness. The study uses Taguchi's design of experiments with four burnishing parameters (speed, feed, interference, passes) at five levels in a L25 orthogonal array. Testing found the optimal parameters for minimum surface roughness were speed of 400 rpm, feed of 0.065 mm/rev, interference of 3.25 mm, and 5 passes. Analysis of signal-to-noise ratios determined the most influential parameter was number of passes.
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- 2. Russia
- 4. Dacha – a small house
- 5. Kulich – sweet Easter bread
- 6. Pashka – cheese bread
- 7. Pysanky – painting eggs
- 8. The Kremlin It is in the heart Moscow It is by the Moskva River The president of Russia lives here 4 palaces and 4 cathedrals Built in 1339, was continued to be added on since The triangle of the Kremlin has the area of 275,000 square meters!
- 9. The White House It is inWashington D. C. The president the USA lives here It was built through 1792 and 1800 The grounds have about 729 square meters It gets about 5,000 visitors a day! There are 132 rooms and 35 bathrooms The North side The South side
- 10. The Kremlin and the White House are the… Same: Different: The presidents of each country live in the buildings They both are large They both have theirs country flag flying at the top The Kremlin is on a river White HouseThe is inWashington D.C. The Kremlin is about 450 years older