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Project #2

Project #2

Identify a suitable cleaning chemistry for removal of lubricant from silver wire.

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Yes

No

01/14/2002

Chris Craven

Sterling/Silver

fine silver

Power transmission

0.07 inches hexagonal wire

Smooth

Soft

Simple

Yes

Chris Craven

Yes

wire drawing

cutting, hand wiping then bundling

continuous

water

The present system, which uses a recirculated bath of water alone with no rinse cycle, does not fully remove the lubricant

Removal of lubricant which might be source of blisters in wire

Air Knives

1-2 sec

RT

Stored

inert gas

3 days

FTIR

have FTIR, would like to evaluate contact angle and OSEE. Assume 20 kHz for ultrasonics and <5 sec cleaning time.

Four aqueous based products were found to be successful in removing the drawing compound using ultrasonics at 25 kHz. Contact angle and OSEE proved to be useful analytical methods for this process.

No

No

No

No

Yes

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