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Joel is R&D resurcher in Singapore corporation.
He asked me about molten solder's behavior in funace.
I answered the question.
Please check the e-mail contents below.
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Dear Joel.
Thank you for asking your problems.
I would like to write additional answer about a question yesterday.
If you saw Ni(or solder of high Ni concentrations) on surface of melted master alloy, Raw material(Ni) had not dissolved in the master alloy.
To solve this problem..
When you make master alloy for Welco Process, you must produce a master alloy in appropriate conditions such as temperature, stirring, heating time.
(Example : maintain 20min at 800¡¯C in induction furnace.)
It¡¯s difficult to dissolve raw material of Ni. Because melting temperature of Ni is higher than Sn, Ag, Sb, Cu and Bi
If you use completely dissolved master alloy, I think you will be able to solve the problem.
Please let me know by e-mail if you have any questions.
Best regards.
David Park. |
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Joel is R&D resurcher in Singapore corporation. = researcher
He asked me about molten solder's behavior in funace. = furnace
I answered the question.
Please check the e-mail contents below.
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Dear Joel. = Joel,
Thank you for asking your problems. = Thank you for your inquiries.
I would like to write // additional answer about a question // yesterday. = an ; you brought up
If you saw Ni(or solder of high Ni concentrations) on // surface of melted master alloy, // Raw material(Ni) had not // dissolved in the master alloy. = the ; the raw ; been
To solve this problem.. = To solve this problem, do the following:
When you make master alloy for Welco Process, you must produce a master alloy in appropriate conditions such as temperature, stirring, // heating time. = and
(Example : maintain 20min at 800’C in induction furnace.)
It’s difficult to dissolve raw material of Ni. Because melting temperature of Ni is higher than Sn, Ag, Sb, Cu and Bi = because its melting temperature is
If you use completely dissolved master alloy, I think you will be able to solve the problem.
Please let me know by e-mail if you have any questions.
Best regards.
David Park. |
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