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Anodizing Non Removal
Subject
Test cleaning of used turbo chargers
Problem
Process includes the removal of carbon build up, grease and other contaminants, and cannot remove anodizing
Tests
There were 4 different test methods each with multiple steps
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In test method 1
Step 1 was the removal of oil and grease by using a part washer set at 110 °F and brush with a ultrasonic cleaner 8:1 dilution ratio
Step 2 Parts were cleaned and inspected with the Sonicor model ulteasonic machine t an 8:1 dilution heated at 160 °F
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In test method 2
Step 1 and 2 are the same as test method 1
Step 3 After inspection, parts were cleaned in 2% phosphoric acid based cleaner. Parts were rinsed and re-cleaned in hopes of removal of the corrosion.
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In test method 3
Steps 1 and 2 are the same as test method 1 and 2
Parts appeared clean and carbon free, but there were some breaks on the surface and removing some anodizing due to an excess of metal
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In test method 4
Steps 1 and 2 are the same as test method 1, 2, and 3
Parts were highly polished and were clean in 5 minutes
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Conclusion
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Parts should be pre-cleaned and its recommended to to use an ultra filtration system to keep out as much carbon and metal particles to prevent breaks
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Cleaning could vary 5 minutes to 20 minutes
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