Research on Carbon Deposition Based on Remanufacture Cleaning

Yao Shuai Shuai; Xiu Jie Jia; Xing Wang; Wen Han Xu; Yi Fan Wang; Fa Shuang Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.727-728.392

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Research on Carbon Deposition Based on Remanufacture Cleaning

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Carbon deposit is pollutant with complicated composition and a large number of particles, it is very difficult to remove in the process of remanufacture cleaning. In this paper , carbon deposition were analyzed from the aspects of microscopic appearance, and it explains the reasons for the formation of carbon deposition.

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Yao Shuai Shuai*, Xiu Jie Jia, Xing Wang, Wen Han Xu, Yi Fan Wang, Fa Shuang Li

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Carbon Deposition, Remanufacturing, SEM

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