Dealing with rusting issues in sheet metal processing

Quomodo nos faciemus cum pelliculo metallo in Senyang in vita nostra cotidie? Refice sequentem testum, quaeso.

Nos omnes scimus quoniam aqua rust a saepe egredietur post phosphationem in manibus metallorum, quæ est problema communa in multis fabricacis metallorum. So how to avoid rushing and deal with this problem? Primo, rationes post hanc phenomenum identificare debemus et analizare faciemus.

1. In lavatione acid is, si acis in spatibus non est neutralizata aut non perfecta neutralizata, tractura phosphationis potest impleta formatione pelliculae, quam prona est in rustum. Post coationem, rursus extendet et transfluet in spatibus temporis.

2. Strong acid washing, strong alkaline degreasing treatment, residual chemicals in the gaps are neutralized by chemical reactions, and many manufacturers do not clean them with water. This results in white products appearing in the gaps after drying. After coating for a period of time, these white products react chemically with corrosive media in the air at the overflow gaps. This problem often occurs between March and November, and our Sheet Metal Processing methods to avoid rusting are as follows:

1. Decentratio alkaline infirmo utilizat, quod componentes alkali flake non continet. TAL circa 15POINT controlletur, et pH non excessit 13.

Procedus calculationis per pingam acid sulfuricum exercere potest, et tempus calculationis non est necesse multo longum esse. Usus acid phosphoric rectus est.

3. Post captionem, quaeso, cum 1-2 carbonato sodium neutralise.

4. Surface adjustment is achieved by using oxalic acid as a chemical fuel, with a concentration of 1-2 degrees.

5. Aciditate traktae phosphationis basis cincinci supra limito constituetur. Pro trakta immersionis proba TA: 35 aut supra, FA: 1.2AC: 8 (20cm fermentatio tuba).

6. Omnes proyectos lavationis aquarum mundare non oportet, et lavationem aquae superfluentem sustinere oportet.

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