2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10854-019-02013-5
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Effect of polyvinyl chloride fire smoke on the long-term corrosion kinetics and surface microstructure of tin–lead and lead-free solders

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“…All tests were carried out in a smoke corrosion system, as shown in Figure 1. [ 21 ] The experimental device was composed of smoke production devices and a smoke exposure chamber. The closed smoke exposure chamber had the following dimension: 1,000 mm length × 1,000 mm width × 900 mm height, and the PVC powder was combusted in the quartz combustion boat in the smoke production devices to generate fire smoke.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All tests were carried out in a smoke corrosion system, as shown in Figure 1. [ 21 ] The experimental device was composed of smoke production devices and a smoke exposure chamber. The closed smoke exposure chamber had the following dimension: 1,000 mm length × 1,000 mm width × 900 mm height, and the PVC powder was combusted in the quartz combustion boat in the smoke production devices to generate fire smoke.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%