Contents
Introduction: What is Critical Cleaning? B.
Kanegsberg, BFK Solutions LLC
CLEANING AGENTS
Overview of Cleaning Agents Barbara
Kanegsberg, BFK Solutions LLC
Solubility Parameters John Burke,
Oakland Museum Conservation Center
Aqueous Cleaning Essentials R. Bockhorst,
M, Beeks, D. Keller, Brulin
Review of Solvents for Precision Cleaning Bill
Agopovich, C.S. Draper Laboratory
Hydrofluoroethers John Owens, 3M
Hydrofluorocarbons Abid Merchant,
Du Pont
Brominated Solvents Ron Shubkin, Albemarle
Chlorinated Solvents Steve Risotto
HSIA
Volatile Methyl Siloxanes Ray Cull
and Steve Swanson, Dow Corning
Benzotrifluorides P. Daniel Skelly,
OxyChem
HCFC-225: Alternative Precision and
Electronics Cleaning Technology Toshio
Miki et al., Asahi Glass
D-Limonene Ross Gustafson, Florida
Chemical
CLEANING SYSTEMS
Cleaning Equipment Overview Barbara
Kanegsberg, BFK Solutions LLC
Mechanics of Ultrasonics John
Fuchs, CTR
Ultrasonics Theory and Cleaning Action Sami
Awad, Crest
High Frequency & Multiple Frequency Ultrasonics Michael
Pedzy, Zenith
Microcoustic & Megasonic Mark
Beck, ProSys
Optimizing the Equipment Design Ed
Lamm, Branson
Cold Clean Equipment P. Daniel
Skelly, Oxychem
Flushing Systems Richard Petrulio,
B/E Aerospace
Vapor Degreasing; Minimizing Waste Streams J.
McChesney & J. Scapelliti, Detrex
Retrofitting Degreasers Art
Gillman, Unique
Contained Airtight and Airless Solvent Systems John
Durkee, Creative Enterprizes & Don Gray, URI
Low Flashpoint Cleaning Systems Matt
Bartell, Forward Technology
Dense-phase CO2 as a cleaning solvent: Liquid CO2 and Supercritical CO2 W.
Nelson, University of Illinois
Carbon Dioxide Dry Ice Snow Cleaning Frank
Cano, Vatran
Plasma Cleaning Bill Moffat,
YES; and Lou Rigali, Ardency
Super-heated High Pressure Steam Vapor Max
Freidheim, PDQ Precision
Selecting the Best Waste Water Treatment for Aqueous Operations John
F. Russo, Separations Technologists
Drying Techniques Overview Barbara
Kanegsberg, BFK Solutions LLC
Aqueous Parts Drying Dan VanDerPyl
Sonic Air Systems
Liquid Displacement Drying Techniques Bob
Polhamus, RLP Associates et al.
CONTAMINATION CONTROL; ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES
How Clean is Clean?: Measuring Surface Cleanliness Mantosh
Chawla, PET
Contamination Control and Analytical Techniques Jana
Koran and Chris Geosling, Litton
Materials Compatibility, Metals & Non-Metals Eric
Eichinger, Boeing
PROCESS SELECTION AND MAINTENANCE
Evaluating, Choosing, and Implementing the Process: How to deal with Vendors B.
Kanegsberg, BFK Solutions LLC
Optimizing and Maintaining the Process Mike
Callahan, Jacobs Engineering
SPECIFIC AREAS OF CLEANING
Particle Removal Ahmed Busnaina,
Northeastern University
Cleaning Metals: Strategies for the New Millennium Carole
LeBlanc, TURI U. Mass
Very High Performance & Biomedical Applications B.
Kanegsberg, BFK Solutions LLC
Cleaning Solutions for SemiConductors M.
Toofan, SAS, J. Chu, Shipley/SVC
Biomedical Applications: Analytical Characterization for Biocompatibility David
Albert, NaMSA
REGULATORY/SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
Safety & Environmental Overview Barbara
Kanegsberg, BFK Solutions LLC
Working with Regulators Ð From A Regulators Viewpoint Mohan
Balagopalan, South Coast Air Quality Management District
Lessons Learned from the Phaseout of ODPs Steve
Andersen, U.S. EPA
Screening Techniques for Environmental Impact of Cleaning Agents, Implications
for Components Manufacturers Don
Wuebbles, University of Chicago, Urbana-Champaign and Reva Rubenstein, U.S.
EPA
Health and Safety James L.
Unmack, Westates EHS Services
