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Trial #0

Trial #0

To determine a method for separating the buffing compound and the cleaning solution.

2000

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108

Part

01/10/2000

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Ultrasonics

Jason Marshall

Liquid

None

None

Colorimeter

Twelve centrifuge tubes were filled with 10 mL of one of the cleaning/contaminant solutions. The tubes were placed into a Fisher CentrificĀ® Centrifuge, Model 225 and run for varying time periods and speeds settings. Table 1 lists the times and speeds used. After each time period, one tube was analyzed for %Transmittance using a LaMotte’s Smart Colorimeter at 605 nm.

Table 1. Centrifuge Operating Conditions

Contaminant              Time Speed %T
1 0 0 58
1 5 1/4 68
1 5 1/2 72
1 5 3/4 74
1 10 3/4 75
1 30 3/4 79
2 0 0 72
2 30 3/4 85

SUBSTRATE MATERIAL: Liquid
CONTAMINANTS: Iron Oxide (buffing compound) 1-Coarse, 2-Fine
CONTAMINATING PROCESS USED: Received contaminated
CLEANING METHOD: Centrifuge separation of Fe2O3 from cleaning solution.

The centrifuge was able to separate out the iron oxide from the solution.  It appears that the speed of the centrifuge and the time both have an impact on separating the oxide.

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