Rinse Water Management and Rinse Water Generation in Electronics Cleaning
Christoph Karl
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How is rinse water treated in electronics cleaning, and how is its quality monitored? This whitepaper outlines different rinsing approaches and explains the roles of consumables and sensors in rinse water management.
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Article number: EN-2610-08
Whitepaper
Rinse Water Management and Rinse Water Generation in Electronics Cleaning
Abstract
In electronics cleaning, rinsing is a process step which is equally important to the proper selection and application of the cleaning agent and the subsequent drying process. The production and treatment of rinse water require a variety of consumable materials, each designed to remove specific contaminants and impurities from the water. Cleaning machines employ different rinse water management strategies, including recirculation, purification, or disposal of used rinse water, and frequently monitor its quality using a range of sensors.
This white paper provides an overview of rinsing principles, rinse water management concepts, and water treatment technologies used in electronics cleaning processes.
Key Topics
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Rinsing - why?
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Production of Rinsewater
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Processing of Rinsewater
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Rinsewater Monitoring
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Rinsewater Management
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Christoph Karl
Project Engineer Applied Research
Christoph Karl studied Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Materials Engineering, earning a Dipl.Ing. degree. He then worked at the University of Birmingham and in the automotive supply industry.
At Zestron, he is active in the Applied Research Group, where he oversees topics and research projects related to metrology, analytics, plant engineering, and Design of Experiment (DoE).
In the Applied Research Group, he collaborates with R&D and application technology to develop new methods for analyzing cleaning under components and presents results in a highly targeted manner.
