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Quality Requirements Edition 6.0                                                                                  European Enamel Association




            8.7.5    Valuation of chipping / spalling on enamellings                   8.7.6   Valuation  of  defects  as  can  be  caused  by  deposits  of  impurities  from
                                                                                               different production lines
            Definition and cause
                                                                                       Definition and cause
            Chipping or spalling on  enamellings are  mechanical  destructions caused by cold
            deformation,  impact  or  inner  stresses  being  self-caused  within  the  composite   In almost every manufacturing process of the enamelling shop (Raw manufacturing-
            material. Chipping or spalling on cutting edges is mostly leading back to an imperfect   Metal  pretreatment  -  Milling  -  Application  -  Drying  -  Firing)  there  are  characteristic
            cutting operation or to a too heavy application of enamel. On principle the cause of   deposits  of  impurities.  Inclusions  in  the  enamelling  arise  in  dependence  of  the
            chipping is, as far as possible, to be cleared on the spot.                contaminating process: Defects from a defective mill-lining (Fig. 1 and 2) or superficially
                                                                                       molten-on deposit: Scale, deposited in the furnace (Fig. 3)
            Consideration and description
                                                                                       If sulphuric acid is used in a pickling plant sulphates can be transported (e.g. by hangers
            The judgement of damage is performed be naked eye. The description has, among
                                                                                       or  via  air  streams)  to  the  firing  area.  Deposited  spots  leave  characteristic  dimples
            other things, also to assess the reverse side of the damaged part.
                                                                                       behind because of a decrease of the surface tension.

                                                                                       (Fig. 4 and 5)
            Test report

            To be mentioned in the test report:
                kind and origin of test piece                                          Fig. 1
                place and date of testing                                              Defective mill-iron shaving
                description of defect, number and extent
                complete state of the article





















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