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Although a test sieve is a relatively low-tech device, it is still a very valuable tool for obtaining precise measurements of particulate matter. In fact, test sieves offer a cost-efficient way to perform particle size analysis in many industrial settings, including those found in the food processing, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries. Sieve testing is useful because it allows users to determine the overall composition and breakdown of varying particle sizes within the material being tested. This information benefits manufacturers and Quality Control managers charged with maintaining tight control of the production process and ensuring consistent end results.
Consistent production standards must be met in order for manufacturers to produce products that look, taste, wear or perform the same regardless of where or when they are purchased. A test sieve can help achieve this goal by ensuring that the particle size and the overall composition of a material is the same across batches and across different production facilities. For example, cosmetic manufacturers must ensure that the composition of a powder foundation is the same, regardless of when it was produced or in which plant. Otherwise, the end product won't achieve the same look or offer the same amount of coverage from one purchase to the next. In this case, ensuring continuity and meeting consistent quality standards is necessary in order to satisfy customer expectations and drive future sales.
By the same token, each test sieve must produce consistent, repeatable results from one lab to another regardless of geographic location. In other words, Test Sieve A must yield the same findings as Test Sieve B, although one is used in a lab in Phoenix, Arizona and the other is used in a manufacturing plant in London, England. To aid in this regard, consistent testing methods have evolved and been adopted by many manufactures. The most prevalent and widely referred to testing standards are the ASTM E 11-09 and ISO 3310-1. (These Standards apply to both new and re-verified in-use sieves).
3 Levels of Test Sieves (According to the ASTM E 11-09):
1. Compliance. This grade of test sieve is put through the least stringent verification process. As a result, they are the most economical option and work well for most standard applications.
2. Inspection. This grade is used when enhanced accuracy is required. These sieves must meet a 99% statistical confidence level in terms of performance. They are a great solution for mid-range applications.
3. Calibration. This is the most accurate grade. They undergo the most stringent verification process. Unlike Compliance- grade sieves, each finished test sieve is tested individually and twice as many apertures are tested as in Inspection-grade sieves. These sieves offer a 99.73% statistical confidence level.
Of course, higher accuracy comes with a higher price tag. Therefore, higher-graded sieves are generally used when a very high level of accuracy is needed. Audits, dispute resolution, and multi-party testing scenarios are good examples of when a higher-rated sieve would be required.
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Cleaning Your Production Parts Washer
This residue clogs the machine, and makes it difficult for the washer to produce a clean product.
It is common for a company to believe that "cleaning the washer" means replacing the water and solution in the machine that is used for the cleaning. Simply changing the water in the machine is not enough to clean the washer. To truly clean the machine, attention must be paid to the entire process.
Soil accumulates in every part of the washer. Nozzles, heating devices, inside pump housings, material-handling components, as well as the side walls of the fluid and blow off stages. There can also be a tremendous accumulation of soil inside the plumbing itself. The soil contamination prevents the washer from performing to its abilities, resulting in parts that are not clean, which means the washer becomes a waste of floor space.
Cleaning the washer to ensure high performance can take from 4 to 12 hours. Naturally many companies do not wish to lose this amount of production time, but making the time sacrifice when it is deemed necessary will ensure parts are clean to the specification of the customer and avoid future problems.
Cleaning the machine and restoring performance capability to affected areas can be broken down into a nine-step process.
1. Schedule 4 to 12 hours of production down time to clean the washer.
2. Add descaling solution, at a 10-15% concentration ratio, to attack hard water salts, sludge, and scale buildup. The surfactants in the solution loosen the buildup, making removal easier.
3. Remove nozzles and filter media from the washer.
4. Turn up the heat and run the pumps with no nozzles or filters for up to an hour. (Running with no back pressure, which is created by the nozzles puts too much pressure on the pump motor. This will burn the pump motor out if allowed to run free for an extended period.)
5. Replace the nozzles only and run the heated descaling solution while the conveyor and blower are on. Run machine for 4-8 hours to dislodge caked soil.
6. Remove solution and dispose.
7. Power spray the inside of the entire unit. Spray the tank, conveyor, fluid stages, blow off stage, heating coils and anywhere soil can be seen.
8. Remove solution and dispose.
9. Inspect all gaskets, nozzles, and filters. Replace if necessary.
10. Fill wash tank with proper chemistry.
Cleaning the washer is a difficult and long task. Performing this process will require a person or team willing to handle one of the dirtiest jobs in a plant. There are products and add-ons that can be purchased that will stretch the length of time between total system clean outs.
Nothing can replace manual cleaning, however these products will help keep the washer cleaner for longer.
1. In-process fluid treatments.
a. Screen baskets to catch large particles before the cleaning fluid re-enters the tank.
b. Particulate removing filter bags or filter paper systems that hold tighter microns as water is pumped from the tank to the spray manifolds.
c. Magnetic collection units to attract metal dust.
d. Oil-water separation systems to remove free-floating oil from water, and thereby return clean water to the tank.
e. Cleaning chemistries that split oil instead of holding it in suspension, making oil-water separation easier.
f. Making use of oil-based or semi-synthetic metal forming lubricant, allowing oil-water separators to do their jobs easier.
2. Use quick fit nozzles. These nozzles can be removed easily with a quarter turn and pull, and then replaced within seconds.
3. Use quick-fit Victaulic or grooved piping instead of threaded piping for manifold connectors. These pipes can be cleaned quickly and easily with compressed air and a snake.
4. Install a Blow off section spray down manifold. This manifold is automatically fed from the rinse pump for 5 minutes each time the washer shuts down. This sprays away oils, dried chemicals and particles that have been carried over to the blow off stage. With the spray coming on with only the blower and the conveyor running, the fluid easily drains back to the rinse tank where it can be treated with the other soils.
Using a combination of these products will keep your washer running cleaner, longer. This is especially useful for companies that have a difficult time finding employees to perform the manual maintenance necessary. While these products do not replace manual cleaning, when the time comes, the company can place a call to the washer vendor and begin a maintenance contract to ensure the work is performed correctly.
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Midbrook is a minority owned provider of parts washer and parts cleaner systems, custom metal fabrications, CapSnap water bottling systems, and production cleaning services.
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