3. Reactive rinses
In addition to their primary role as a barrier against pollution caused by entrainment between two TSVH sequences, rinse reactors can have reactive functions, with immediate or delayed effect. For example, cathodic protection in a dead rinse after electro-galvanizing , or cathodic polarization rinsing of aluminum alloy parts after electro-burnishing are two typical examples of reactive rinses with an immediate effect. Passivating rinses, on the other hand, have a delayed effect. This effect is used as a temporary protection against oxidation, which can also be exploited...
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Arrêté du 30 juin 2006 relatif aux installations de traitements de surfaces soumises à autorisation au titre de la rubrique 2565 de la nomenclature des installations classées (JO n° 205 du 05/09/06).
European RoHS Directive (2002/95/EC) of 27/01/03 on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (JOCE n° 37 of 13/02/13) – Text repealed by article...
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