A STUDY OF INNOVATIONS OF SALT SPRAY (FOG) TESTING EQUIPMENT.

Abstract

Tests were conducted to compare the 'regular type' (ASTM Designation B117-54T) salt spray cabinet using the conventional salt solution aspiration mechanism with the new Fog Dispersion Tower Conversion Kit means of salt-fog emission. Tests indicated that better fog distribution and less consumption of solution result from the use of the conversion tower type equipment. Collection rate data obtained by placing collection funnels at certain positions, or stations, proved this to be true. The ASTM designated (B117-54T) equipment sometimes fails to complete a full week-end of operation (64 hours), while the Conversion Tower-Type apparatus operates for 96 hours or more before the solution supply is exhausted. It was found that practically no reduction of the quantity or quality of the 'fog' (in the collection graduates) resulted as the solution level in the supply tank decreased. (Author)

Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
May 01, 1965
Accession Number
AD0619385

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  • Jacob Knanishu

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DTIC Thesaurus Topics

  • Conversion
  • Dispersions
  • Emission
  • Machines
  • Mechanical Equipment

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