Publisher: Emerald Group Publishing Ltd
ISSN: 0002-2667
Source: Aircraft Engineering, Vol.60, Iss.9, 1993-12, pp. : 36-37
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Abstract
THE introduction of a new automated ultrasonic cleaning system has enabled the British Aerospace Precision Products Group at Stevenage to improve pre-assembly cleaning quality and cut solvent usage by ninety percent. The new unit, a USC 375/3HP from Kerry Ultrasonics Ltd, harnesses heat pump thermal transfer techniques to minimize overnight solvent evaporation. In conjunction with diagnostic process control, a dedicated computerised work transporter enables optimum performance levels to be established and maintained.
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