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Project #5

Project #5

Evaluate cleanliness test methods

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05/05/2003

David Olen
Jeff Schreiber

Sterling/Silver

silver

Superconducting wire

0.25 inches hexagonal

Small

Less than 1 lb

Smooth

Hard

Simple

Yes

Yes

Wire drawing

bundling multiple strands, evacuation, wire drawing

220

Ultrasonics

Electro clean, acids, Inproclean 1300

5%

140

0.3

DI

Intermittent cleanliness and no effective means to test surface for adequate cleanliness

Multiple filaments bundled together must bond together with further processing. Contamination hampers bonding.

0.3

140

DI

Air Knives

Stored

In vacuum if necessary

overnight

Wipe

Metallographic inspection after processing

We are seeking a test technique that is sensitive to low levels of contamination and can run continuous at line speeds; We have produced a series of parts that have been cleaned with different processes and we hope to measure cleanliness with OSEE.

Thirteen supplied parts were analyzed using a Photo Emission Tech. Inc Surface Quality Monitor SQM 100. Five readings were made on one side from each of the 13 parts submitted for analysis. OSEE was shown to be an effective analysis method in comparing the various cleanliness of the 13 supplied parts.

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