Divers soon found more debris, including several iron trypots, cauldrons in which blubber was boiled down into oil, the ultimate goal of the lucrative but highly speculative whaling trade.
The oval indicates an area of high magnetic susceptibility caused by iron debris from the drilling accidents in Figure 2.
Some metallic iron debris was found in this borehole core during analysis around 628.45- and 594.1-m 594.1-m(Figure 2).
The reason that the results of the core surface measurement and the logging data are obviously different for depths between 500 and 700 m is that drilling accidents produced significant amounts metallic iron debris.
Baalham was ordered to make a closer inspection of the point of impact; he found that debris from Vestas iron stem and anchor were impaled in the woodwork of Arctics hull, creating substantial holes.
This, he hoped, could be fastened over the holes in the hull to lessen the inflow of water, but the jagged iron debris protruding from the hull quickly tore the sail apart.
Battling their way through darkness, mud and flying debris that included corrugated iron roofs ripped from their flimsy shacks, families struggled to seek refuge in neighbours' homes – before realising that no building was safe.
All forms of corrosion create corrosion products that have their own consequences, such as iron scales, debris causing plugging (e.g. water injection wells) and difficulties in setting plugs, packers, etc.
We measured 342 specimens from 72 samples collected from a 6.1 m mound of well stratified copper production debris at the early Iron Age (12th 9th centuries BCE) site of Khirbat en-Nahas in Southern Jordan.
There are different work tasks involved in construction, such as intense shovelling, carrying and disposal of debris, and cutting of iron bars.
