Re: Electrolytic cleaning on a big level

Posted by Franz on Monday, May 05, 2008 at 02:47:19 :

In Reply to: Electrolytic cleaning on a big level posted by Kaegi on Monday, May 05, 2008 at 01:35:17 :

The subject is pretty much covered in this post.
http://z6.invisionfree.com/ToolBoxTalk/index.php?showtopic=206

Success isn't a matter of voltage or amperage, it's a matter of surface area between the donor and acumulator electrodes being equal, and keeping the accumulator working.

There is also no need for severe caustics such as Lye in the process.

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• Re: Electrolytic cleaning on a big level - David Sherman 03:27:29 05/05/2008
  • Yah do not use stainless because - wet coast Bruce 10:05:44 05/05/2008
    • Re: Yah do not use stainless because - D. Sherman 12:02:30 05/05/2008
      • Re: Hazardous Material - Don in Portland 17:46:08 05/05/2008
        • Re: Hazardous Material - David Sherman 18:48:43 05/05/2008
        • Hexavalent Chromium mentioned in chrome plating. - chriscase@san diego 18:43:43 05/05/2008
          • Re: Hexavalent Chromium mentioned in chrome plating. - Franz 01:38:21 05/06/2008
            • Re: Hexavalent Chromium mentioned in chrome plating. - D. Sherman 12:19:59 05/06/2008
              • Re: Hexavalent Chromium mentioned in chrome plating. - Franz 21:45:16 05/06/2008
                • Re: Hexavalent Chromium mentioned in chrome plating. - David Sherman 01:51:24 05/07/2008
              • Chlorine does destroy the oxidation barrier. - Chris Case @ San Diego 15:44:55 05/06/2008
            • You the man Franz N/T - George (AB) 02:43:00 05/06/2008
          • Re: Hexavalent Chromium mentioned in chrome plating. - David Sherman 19:08:32 05/05/2008
      • Perhaps the new stainless is produced - 48PW 14:07:17 05/05/2008
        • bwahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!! Good one! ntxt - Ken Dunnington 23:40:53 05/05/2008
  • Use a metal tank ? - chriscase@san diego 09:48:09 05/05/2008

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