Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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793607 | Journal of Materials Processing Technology | 2009 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Wetting balance tests of copper sheets submerged in tin solder baths were carried out in a completely automatic wetting balance. Wetting curves were examined for three different values of sheet thickness and four different solder bath temperatures. Most of the wetting curves showed a distorted shape relative to that of a standard curve, preventing calculation of important wetting parameters, such as the wetting rate and the wetting force. The wetting tests showed that the distortion increased for a thicker sheet thickness and a lower solder bath temperature, being the result of solder bath solidification around the submerged sheet substrate.
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Authors
K.M. Martorano, M.A. Martorano, S.D. Brandi,