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Excess phosphate coating weight

Dear Sir, as we know, class B phosphate COATING WT.RANGES from 1.1 to 4.3 gms/sq.mtr. I would like to know how does it affect PERFORMANCE in any way if coating weight exceeds given range.

PANDIT SATYAJIT VASANT
CONSUMER - PUNE, MAHARASHTRA, India
2007

Hi, Pandit. Is it possible to express your question in terms of the situation rather than as a hypothetical? A coating weight out of control can be the result of a number of different process parameters being out of control, not just one, and it is almost always impossible to predict the consequences of out of control processes; plus a long discussion of theoretical factors irrelevant to your actual situation is better for a textbook that for a forum response. So please, what is your actual situation? Thanks.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
2007

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