Anodizing effect on fatigue life of aluminum alloy

Frank Krygowski wrote:
On May 4, 9:39 pm, jim beam wrote:
wrote:


jim, if you feel compelled to win an argument on _some_ topic, _any_
topic, you should stick to things you actually know, that aren't well
known by other people.
Possibilities might be your drinking habits.
Or your real name.
Or why you feel a compulsion to attack real engineers.
what? the "real" engineer that's only done one year in a "real" job in
his life? and only because it was a compulsory secondment? the "real"
engineer that would have lost his teaching job if he'd have deferred it
any further? the "real" engineer that bust a gut getting back into his
nice comfy faculty asap after fulfilling minimum secondment time because
responsibility for his mistakes was getting too damned uncomfortable?
the "real" engineer that doesn't know the difference between a casting
and a thixo-forming? even though his own department has the test
equipment necessary to observe the differences?


Wrong, jim beam - again, and again, and again, and again...

Stick to what you know.

And consider professional help.


you're a blathering idiot krygowski. and open a freakin' materials book
some time will you? you're defrauding your department and ****ing up
careers with your stupidity.