Q:So i downloaded Broken Steel DLC for Fallout 3 for the 360. My guy is on the level where you have to activate the purifier and when i beat it. It was the normal ending that brought me back to the main menu. My friend said you have to find some guy to talk to but i don't think thats it. Please Help. P.S. i never got and conformation in-game about the download but its under the download sub menu at the main menu.

Try Redownloading BS, That should work.

Q:I have a white gold engagement ring, and to be special I thought I'd get a plain band from Tiffany's--in stainless steel. Can stainless steel be worn with white gold or will there be a difference in the color or texture? I'm not planning on getting them soldered together, but I don't want it to be noticeable that they are different metals. Does anyone have experience in this subject?

Stainless steel is not going to look like white gold. I have some stainless steel pieces from Tiffany (not rings, just earrings and necklaces) and I think they look like.. well, stainless steel. They need to be polished often, and they scratch easily. Thats one thing when youre talking about earrings that just dangle from your ears, but honestly for a ring you are wearing on your hand... I would not go the stainless steel route. I would invest in a better metal that is going to stand the test of time.

Q:is surgical steel or sterling silver belly button rings better for you? surgical is really cheap so its sketch and i justt dont want it to mess up

Implant grade surgical steel is best. Surgical steel is not cheap. You must be looking at something else. And sterling silver shouldn't really be worn in piercings anyway. Have you ever cared for actual silverware or platters or anything? Notice the brownish film it gets on it? That's from oxidation....do you really want that to happen inside your piercing? That's bad news man.

Q:What are the main factors that affect the price of steel coils?

The main factors that affect the price of steel coils are the cost of raw materials, supply and demand dynamics, production and transportation costs, changes in government policies and regulations, and global economic conditions.

Q:I'm searching for the elastic modulus of ASTM A653 galvanized steel sheet. Max points for first person with a response that includes web address of reliable reference - I just haven't found it yet. thanks!

Aluminum is non ferrous so a magnet won't persist with it, and this is softer than steel. once you have desperate that, if it has previous paint on it, this is particularly helpful to apply a primer that corresponds to the paint you would be utilising the two vinyl or oil based, then paint. this is possibly no longer Galvanized, yet whilst this is, the unpainted floor with have a 2 colour steel Spackle look.

Q:Hi, I need to know why stainless steel is rust proof please tell me its for my science project. :)

Stainless steel is an alloy of iron and other metals, notably Chromium and vanadium. You do not see it with the naked eye but at the surface of any stainless steel (SS) there are iron atoms and chromium atoms that are exposed. However, the chromium reacts preferentially to form an oxide. In essence, think of chromium sacrificing itself for iron so that iron will not rust. What a nice guy huh! This is called passivation just like most responders said. However, more than that the chromium oxide forms a tight protective layer that forms a physical barrier preventing Oxygen or any oxidant to reach and attack the iron underneath it. Also, the chromium oxide formed is not FLAKY and porous, so it does not mar much of the surface as an iron oxide (rust) would. For science project, you may not make it too technical but you can make a reference or make an ANALOGY of rust prevention to high school or social situations as being there for your friend or classmate But in real life, when the odds are too great, that protection afforded by chromium may not be enough. Because eventually all steel exposed to very oxidizing atmospheres will rust. Just a little break in the surface is enough to start the process of rusting.

Q:How are steel coils manufactured?

Steel coils are manufactured through a multi-step process that involves heating and shaping steel slabs, followed by passing them through a series of rolling mills to reduce their thickness and increase their length. The coils are then cooled, inspected for quality, and finally, wrapped and ready for shipping.

Q:What are the common surface finishes available for steel coils?

The common surface finishes available for steel coils include hot-dip galvanized, galvannealed, electro-galvanized, and painted finishes.

Q:How are steel coils used in the manufacturing of industrial conveyors?

Steel coils are used in the manufacturing of industrial conveyors as they provide a sturdy and reliable base for the conveyor systems. The coils are typically formed into various shapes and sizes to create the conveyor frames and supports, ensuring durability and stability throughout the conveyor's operation. Additionally, steel coils can be cut and shaped to form conveyor belts, which play a crucial role in transporting materials and products efficiently within industrial settings.

Q:How are steel coils used in the manufacturing of cables?

Steel coils are used in the manufacturing of cables as the core material around which the cable is wrapped. The high tensile strength of steel provides durability and stability, allowing the cable to withstand tension and pressure. The steel coils also help in preventing the cable from stretching or bending excessively, ensuring its structural integrity.