hy·dro·form·ing (h  dr -fôr m ng)n. A process in which naphthas are converted to high-octane aromatics in the presence of hydrogen and a catalyst under pressure and heat. hy dro·former n. |
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| The exhaust system was modified to provide higher flow; among the modifications are an increase in catalyst diameter, a decrease in catalyst cell density, an increase in the silencer flow rate, and the use of hydroforming for the A-pipe (which results in a smoother pipe). For IMD, Hy-tech developed a special AccuForm process, which combines elements of hydroforming and standard thermoforming. Society of Manufacturing Engineers, Third Annual North American Hydroforming Conference & Exhibition, Sheraton Detroit, Novi, MI, SME (800) 733-4763--September 26-28. |
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