The document discusses surface preparation for steel substrates before painting. It covers topics like substrate properties, cleaning methods, abrasives, and quality control. Specific points addressed include the need to prevent flash rusting during cleaning, acceptable surface profiles, and health and safety considerations for abrasive blasting operations.
The document discusses surface preparation for steel substrates before painting. It covers topics like substrate properties, cleaning methods, abrasives, and quality control. Specific points addressed include the need to prevent flash rusting during cleaning, acceptable surface profiles, and health and safety considerations for abrasive blasting operations.
The document discusses surface preparation for steel substrates before painting. It covers topics like substrate properties, cleaning methods, abrasives, and quality control. Specific points addressed include the need to prevent flash rusting during cleaning, acceptable surface profiles, and health and safety considerations for abrasive blasting operations.
1. Preparation of steel substrates before application of paints and related products
2. Size, Hardness, Density, Shape 3. Static Electricity Discharge 4. Hypodermic Needle Gauge 5. Recyclable Abrasives, Operator Safety, Quality control, No operator fatigue 6. NO. 7. YES 8. NO 9. Yes, possibly heavy pitting 10. 220mph 11. 100psi 12. Polishing or Shining of the Material Surface 13. SA 1 14. Seven (7) 15. Potential Hydrogen – Litmus papers or pH indicators 16. To prevent Flash rusting (immediate Oxidation) 17. Rivets, bolts, weld cap profiles, plate overlap 18. Pickling followed by Passivation (Footners-Duplex System) 19. 0 to 7 – Acids / 7 to 14 Alkalis 20. Any area where there is tension fasteners 21. Expansion, Dehydration, Heat Penetration 22. When viewed without Magnification, free from, mill scale, rust, paint, foreign matter – A FL, B FL, C FL, D FL 23. A pneumatic caulking chisel, a type of needle gun 24. Hand & Power Tool cleaning St2 = Thorough hand and power toll cleaning St3 = Very thorough hand and power tool cleaning 25. Phosphor Bronze / Beryllium Bronze 26. Polished surfaces give very poor adhesion 27. Work hardening, Operator fatigue, Very coarse surface profile 28. 4.5 to 7.0 29. A small vessel with a drain tap, to remove oil & water vapour from the compressed air stream 30. 70% (80psi = 20 x 1.5 efficiency drop = 30%) 31. Xylene, Toluene, Benzene or any Aromatic Hydrocarbon 32. Safety Cut-off trigger controlling the abrasive stream, which must be under the direct control of the blasting operator 33. Air Wash Separator 34. Safety, Huge volumes of water, slurry, no profile, flash rusting 35. Steam, Air blasting plus water, high pressure, high pressure plus abrasive, low pressure plus abrasive 36. 5 – 10% at 65 to 70degress 37. Degrease using Xylene, Check with Ultraviolet light. Immerse in 5-10% sulphuric acid for 5- 25mins at 65-70°C. Rinse with clean warm water. Immerse in 1-2% Phosphoric or Chromic Acid at 80°C for 1-2mins, with addition of 0.5% iron filings. Rinse with clean water. Check pH level, to between 4.5 and 7.0 38. 30,000psi (above this is said to be Ultra High Pressure) 39. Cuts no profile, large amounts of slurry, large volume of water, flash rusting 40. Spark-free operation, removal of toxic detritus, removes Hygroscopic salts 41. Give limited protection against corrosion & prevent flash rusting 42. Emery cloth or Emery paper 43. NO 44. 14 45. It refers to all types of abrasives