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Flux-Green-Filler-Stop – This far, but no further

Flux-Green-Filler-Stop (GFS) “stops” molten brazing filler metal from flowing into areas where it is unwanted, thus the surfaces remain clean and free from the presence of any filler metal. Brazing filler metals do not like to bond with, or flow over, any dirt, grease, or oxides so the presence of any of such contaminants can […]

Aluminium Brazing –System Design for Temperature Profilers

Brazing aluminum products such as radiators, condensers, evaporators, etc. for the auto industry is a mass production process. The brazing operation is generally carried out in a mesh belt furnace under a nitrogen atmosphere and is commonly known as ‘CAB’ – Controlled Atmosphere Brazing. Accurate temperature measurement of the product throughout the furnace can be […]

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Flux Residue – Part 4

Approach to non-corrosive fluxes for further reduced residue solubility and improved magnesium tolerance Technical Information by Ulrich Seseke-Koyro, Hans-Walter Swidersky, Leszek Orman, Andreas Becker, Alfred Ottmann We split the article in four parts: Abstract and Basic Experimental Laboratory Procedures Reduced Flux Residue Solubility Improved Magnesium Tolerance Summary and Outlook Summary Our research activities so far […]

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Flux Residue – Part 3

Approach to non-corrosive fluxes for further reduced residue solubility and improved magnesium tolerance Technical Information by Ulrich Seseke-Koyro, Hans-Walter Swidersky, Leszek Orman, Andreas Becker, Alfred Ottmann We split the article in four parts: Abstract and Basic Experimental Laboratory Procedures Reduced Flux Residue Solubility Improved Magnesium Tolerance Summary and Outlook Improved Magnesium tolerance Mg additions to […]

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Flux Residue – Part 2

Approach to non-corrosive fluxes for further reduced residue solubility and improved magnesium tolerance Technical Information by Ulrich Seseke-Koyro, Hans-Walter Swidersky, Leszek Orman, Andreas Becker, Alfred Ottmann We split the article in four parts: Abstract and Basic Experimental Laboratory Procedures Reduced Flux Residue Solubility Improved Magnesium Tolerance Summary and Outlook Reduced Flux Residue Solubility The water […]

Invitation to Chillventa 2014

Exhibition Home of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Heat Pumps. Energy efficiency and sustainability remain the driving forces behind the development of new products and systems for refrigeration, air conditioning, ventilation and heat pumps. What future developments in heat pump efficiency are in the pipeline? What’s happening in the market for environment-friendly refrigerants? What do […]

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Flux Residue – Part 1

Approach to non-corrosive fluxes for further reduced residue solubility and improved magnesium tolerance Technical Information by Ulrich Seseke-Koyro, Hans-Walter Swidersky, Leszek Orman, Andreas Becker, Alfred Ottmann We split the article in four parts: Abstract and Basic Experimental Laboratory Procedures Reduced Flux Residue Solubility Improved Magnesium Tolerance Summary and Outlook Abstract   For more than 30 […]

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Electrostatic Fluxing – Additional Information

Additional information to the Article Flux Application: Electrostatic Fluxing In dry flux application, the flux powder is electrostatically charged (typical voltage is ~ 100 kV) and applied to a grounded work piece. An electrical field results in flux deposition of the work piece. In practice, anisotropic distribution of the electric field can influence the homogeneity […]

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Brazing of Aluminium Alloys withHigher Magnesium Content using Non-Corrosive Fluxes – Part 5

Technical Information by Leszek Orman, Hans-Walter Swidersky and Daniel Lauzon Abstract For just as long as aluminium has been used for brazing heat exchangers, there has been a trend to down-gauging components for weight savings. The most common alloying element to achieve higher strength alloys for the purpose of down-gauging is magnesium. While magnesium additions […]