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STANDARD PRACTICES MANUAL (PN 585005)
CLEANING PROCEDURES − SPOP−05
Task 70−21−00−110−048:
1. SPOP 5 − Application Of Corrosion Inhibitors
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A. General
(1) SPOP−05 is approved for steel alloys on which rust can
occur.
(2) SPOP−05 contains one procedure for long−term protection
with petroleum inhibitors, and two procedures for
short−term (less than seven days) protection with
water−soluble corrosion inhibitor solutions. The
water−soluble corrosion inhibitors reduce process time
because degrease is not necessary.
(a) At the concentrations specified in Section
70−22−00, the applied water−soluble corrosion
inhibitors do not become a sticky or oily layer
that interferes with visual, fluorescent
penetrant, fluorescent magnetic particle, eddy
current, X−ray, or dimensional inspection.
(3) Refer to 70−20−00, General−01 for additional
requirements.
B. Procedure
(1) Method 1: Long−Term Protection
(a) Apply a petroleum−type corrosion inhibitor for
long−term use. Use the applicable procedure:
CAUTION: DO NOT LET PETROLEUM−TYPE CORROSION
INHIBITORS COME IN CONTACT WITH
ANTIGALLANT OR ANTISEIZE COATINGS.
1 Dip in, or spray with one of the corrosion
preventive compounds in the subsequent list,
then drain. For local application of
petroleum−type corrosion inhibitor, use a
brush to apply one the corrosion preventative
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compounds in the subsequent list to the
specified areas of the part.
a PMC 9114
b PMC 9117
c PMC 9123
R d PMC 9139
e PMC 9875
f SPMC 124
R g AMS 3065
(2) Method 2: Short−Term Protection (Less Than Seven
Days), Drain And Blow Dry Procedure
(a) Apply a water−soluble corrosion inhibitor for
short−term use (less than seven days) as follows:
CAUTION: DO NOT USE WATER−SOLUBLE CORROSION
INHIBITOR SOLUTIONS ON ENGINE
BEARINGS.
CAUTION: DO NOT AIR AGITATE THESE SOLUTIONS
WHEN YOU USE THEM.
1 Apply one of the water−soluble corrosion
inhibitor solutions in the subsequent list at
ambient temperature by spray or immersion as
necessary to cover the part.
NOTE: These corrosion inhibitors, when used at
the concentrations specified in Section
70−22−00, do not cause a sticky or oil
material to interfere with visual,
fluorescent penetrant, fluorescent
magnetic particle, eddy current, X−ray,
or dimensional inspections.
NOTE: Each of these corrosion inhibitors
solutions must be in the applicable
specified temperature range if
application of solution is done by
immersion.
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SOLUTION
NO. TEMPERATURE RANGE FOR IMMERSION
PS 389 Ambient up to 150° F (65.6° C)
PS 391 Ambient up to 170° F (76.7° C)
SPS 140 Ambient up to 200° F (93.3° C)
SPS 172 Ambient up to 170° F (76.7° C)
SPS 194 Ambient up to 190° F (87.8° C)
2 Let the part drain.
3 Let the part dry in ambient air and then blow
dry the part.
(3) Method 3: Shot−Term Protection (Less Than Seven Days),
Flash Dry Procedure
(a) Apply a water−soluble corrosion inhibitor for
short−term (less than seven days) protection:
1 Put the part fully in one of the water−soluble
corrosion inhibitor solutions in the subsequent
list at the applicable temperature to increase
the temperature of the part to flash dry.
The necessary time in the hot water−soluble
corrosion inhibitor solution will increase as
the number of parts in a basket increases, and
as the size and mass of the parts increase.
SOLUTION
NO. TEMPERATURE RANGE
PS 389 140° − 150° F (60.0° − 65.6° C)
PS 391 140° − 170° F (60.° − 77.° C)
SPS 140 140° − 200° F (60.° − 93.° C)
SPS 172 140° − 170° F (60.° − 77.° C)
SPS 194 140° − 190° F (60.° − 88.° C)
2 Remove the part from the water−soluble
corrosion inhibitor solution. If the part has
cavities and recesses, rotate the part as soon
as possible to flash off the water−soluble
corrosion inhibitor solution. Blow off
remaining water−soluble corrosion inhibitor
solution from these areas.
NOTE: If the water−soluble corrosion inhibitor
solution on the part does not flash
off when the part comes out of the
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water−soluble corrosion inhibitor
solution, then the time interval that
the part stayed in the water−soluble
corrosion inhibitor solution was too
short.
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