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Trial #5

Trial #5

To evaluate products at an elevated temperature and longer cleaning time.

2004

12

4

57

57

Coupon

12/01/2004

30.00

Immersion/Soak

Jason Marshall

Stainless Steel

Oil
Starch

Tap water rinse

Air dry

Gravimetric

The four products from the previous trial were diluted with DI water to vendor suggested concentration. The products were then heated to 160 F on a hot plate.

The pre-contaminated stainless steel coupons were cleaned three coupons per product for another 15 minutes (30 minutes total) using stir bar agitation. Cleaning was followed by a 15 second rinse in a tap water bath at 120 F and air blow off for 30 seconds at room temperature. Once dry, coupons were weighed a third time and efficiencies were calculated for each product tested.

All four products removed over 75% of the oil/starch mix after 30 minutes of cleaning at 160. Two of the products removed over 90%.he table below lists the amount of soil added, the amount remaining and the percent removed for each coupon cleaned.

Cleaner Initial wt Final wt % Removed
VPW SC 1000 0.1596 0.0380 76.19
  0.0611 0.0226 63.01
  0.1829 0.0216 88.19
Ecco Commercial 0.0793 0.0098 87.64
  0.0834 0.0054 93.53
  0.0866 0.0041 95.27
Organic Cleaner/Degreaser 0.0945 0.0036 96.19
  0.1665 0.0049 97.06
  0.0547 0.0035 93.60
Super H2O2 0.0716 0.0098 86.31
  0.1511 0.0102 93.25
  0.0794 0.0115 85.52

The increased time and temperature resulted in three products removing over 88% of the soil. The next phase of testing will be to compare these product directly to the current cleaner.

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