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Trial #7

Trial #7

To determine the efficacy of aqueous cleaners compared to water utilizing VCN equipment.

2023

32

2

0

0

Coupon

12/12/2023

0.00

Vacuum Cycle Nucleation

Alexander Symko
Amelia Wagner
Siddhant Trivedi

Stainless Steel

Cutting/Tapping Fluids
Oil

None

Air dry

Gravimetric

Three pre weighed stainless steel parts were used as coupons. The coupons were soiled by swabbing the bottom third of the coupons with water Strawmann Cutting Oil.  The dirty weights of the coupons were then recorded.  The coupons were then subjected to a one-minute heated cycle at 140 degrees F in the VCN using water, LF 2100 1%, and Alcojet 1%.  The coupons were then removed and left to air dry overnight.  The next day the clean weights of the coupons were recorded.

Cleaner Initial wt of cont. Final wt of cont. %Cont Removed
water 0.3418 0.0512 85.02
LF 2100 1% 0.2308 0.0261 88.69
Alcojet 1% 0.0355 0.0060 83.10

All cleaners were effective in removing the Strawmann Cutting Oil from intricate stainless steel parts.  LF 2100 1% was the most effective, while the Alcojet 1% was the least effective.

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Document Evaluation #0 Evaluation 3
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Document Evaluation #2 Evaluation 3
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