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Trial #9

Trial #9

To evaluate selected products on third set of spindles using ultrasonic cleaning

2006

13

4

131

132

Part

05/10/2006

30.00

Ultrasonics

Jason Marshall

Steel

Paints

Tap water spray

Air Blowoff

Visual

One of the three products was diluted to 5% using DI water and the other was diluted 50% in 600 ml beakers. The cleaning solutions were heated to 130 F in an ultrasonic tank.

The supplied parts were coated with a water based paint mixture. One end of spindle was immersed into a cleaning product and cleaned for 30 minutes using a 40 kHz ultrasonic tank. Visual observations were made at 5, 10, 20 and 30 minutes. After the cleaning, the part was rinsed in a tap water spray for 15 seconds at 120 F and air dried for 30 seconds at room temperature. The parts were then rubbed with a gloved hand to determine how easily the paint could be removed.

The products removed most of the paint from the supplied parts. The observations made for each product are listed in the table below.

Cleaner Time End Observations
Inproclean 4000 T 5 1-Top No visual change
  10   Paint coming off
  20   Still paint at tip
  30   Pull paint off of tip; Mostly clean
Inproclean 4000 T 5 1-Base Paint peeling off; oil coming off
  10   Good removal
  20   Some paint hard to remove
  30   Still paint remaining; Mostly clean
SC Acitisolv 5 2-Top Paint peeling off base; coming loose
  10   Peel off paint
  20   Nearly clean
  30   Clean
SC Actisolv 5 2-Base Paint falling off; good removal of oil
  10   Good removal of paint and oil
  20   Nearly clean
  30   Mostly clean

Both products removed most of the oil and paint from the spindles after 30 minutes of ultrasonic cleaning.

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Name Class Section
Document Evaluation #0 Evaluation 3
Document Evaluation #1 Evaluation 3
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