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FLUORESCENT POWDER SUSPENSION CONSUMER GREEN (SGP-00-A023)
WARNINGFor the risks involved in storage, transport and
handling of this product see:
BXV 11-32-15535 in the data base FASIM
1.SCOPE
This document gives measures and requirements to be observed during the preparation and refers also to the company instructions on safety and environmental control.
2.GENERAL CLAUSE
There shall be no change in the basic materials or in the existing manufacturing process which might influence the quality without prior consultation with the user or his representative.
3.CHARACTERISTICS
It is a suspension with green flu-powder.
Formula:
not applicable
CAS-no.:
not applicable
Rel. molecular mass: not applicable.
4.STARTING MATERIALS FOR BASIC SUSPENSION
Quantity
Designation
Code number
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80lDeionized water no. 2
1322 505 41701
2000mlSorgen TW 20 (10 %)
1322 514 78701
100 kgFlu-powder PNN/G-/G-J
1322 528 22301
60lPVAL-Solution (5,4%) i.e.:
Polyvinyl alcohol 88/40 mPa.s, solution 5,4% (Mowiol) or1322 512 08601
Polyvinyl alcohol 88/50 mPa.s (2) solution 5,4% (Denka Poval)1322 510 32701
1475mlAmmoniacal ADC-solution 16,6%, amon.
1322 517 32301
1000mlAntifoaming agent 008, 1% solution (L62)
1322 515 45701
5.AUXILIARY MATERIALS
Deionized water no. 2
1322 505 41701
Vacuum
6.EQUIPMENT
For suspension preparation per e.g. 100 kg of fluorescent powder (dry material)
Vacuum tank (see "GENERAL" item 5)
Transfer pump
Installation with suspension tanks
Balance, capacity 100 kg
Suspension transport trolley
7322 012 56151
Suspension dispensing trolley
7322 012 55711
(De-aeration cover)
Modified Russell sieve, type 22 HD/SD/SS, model 16350
7322 301 76501
Nylon gauze, mesh size 15 2 m (for Russell sieve)
1222 001 22035
Graduated cylinder, cap. 1L, to NLN-A 1425
2822 060 11426
Graduated cylinder, cap. 250 ml, to NLN-A 1425
2822 060 11419
Polythene bottles, cap. 10L
2822 800 06157
Hydrometer, 1.00 - 1.20, to NLN-A 1899
2822 060 14004
Hydrometer, 1.20 - 1.40, to NLN-A 1899
2822 060 14005
Viscometer "Epprecht Rheometer"
RV-2-1-2/409
pH meter
PW9409
pertaining measuring cell
C13AA
Thermometer, range 50 oC
2622 799 29936
(Jar mill)
7.INSTRUCTIONS
Directives for preparing fluorescent powder suspension for colour TV tubesRV-2-1-53/401
Determining the viscosity with an Epprecht Rheometer
RV-2-1-52/500
Determining the filterability of suspensions for colour tubes
RV-2-1-52/495
Stability test for fluorescent powder suspensions for colour tubes
RV-2-1-52/496
Sieving suspension by means of Russell sieve
RV-2-1-60/401
8.PREPARATION
SGP-00-A023 - Preparation of suspension from green fluorescent powder (fresh powder G-J and regenerated powder G-JR).
GENERALA.The recipe specifies the preparation of suspensions in which 100 kg of fluorescent powder as dry material is used. In this case, the starting quantity of deionized water is 60 litre.
If suspension is (partially) prepared from moist powder, some values in the recipe have to be adapted. Be aware that the moist powder contains no big lumps (see also the regeneration instructions), because they settle on the bottom of the tank.
Example: if only moist regenerated powder with a water content of 9% is used, one should weight out 110 kg fluorescent powder (containing 0.09 x 110 = 10 litre water) and change the starting quantity of deionized water to 60 - 10 = 50 litre.
If the flu-powder is (partially) added as a "slurry", then also some values in the recipe have to be adapted. To liquidize the flu-powder it must contain 40% deionized water. After rolling it on a yar mill for 15 - 30 minutes, it can be poured out. A small quantity of water is needed to rinse the containers.
Example: if only moist regenerated powder with a water content of 9% is used (distributed over several containers) and added as a slurry, one should weigh out 110 kg fluorescent powder (containing 10 litre water) and add another 30 litre deionized water to the powder to liquidize it. If for rinsing of the containers 10 litre deionized water is used, the starting quantity of deionized water becomes
60 - 10 - 30 - 10 = 10 litre.
Of course, combining the above procedures is possible.
B.In view of ageing effects the basic suspension must not be stored for more than 2 weeks.
The suspension can be prepared as required by proportionating the quantities of chemicals and fluorescent powder and of course by using the appropriate equipment.
C.During flu-powder addition by means of vacuum quite a lot of foam is produced. To prevent the foam from getting in the vacuum line, either prepare less suspension or discontinue powder supply for a short time and break the foam by alternately admitting air and evacuating.
D.Suspensions from fresh and regenerated powder need not to be prepared separately. The mixing ratio between fresh and regenerated powder shall be such that a state of balance is obtained; starting from the quantity of fluorescent powder used for the preparation of a suspension, such a quantity of fresh fluorescent powder will have to be added to powder regenerated from that suspension that all together the starting quantity is obtained again.
E.Criteria for stirring during dispersion.
The powder must not settle. To prevent settling, especially when dry powder is used, the speed of the stirrer must be higher (orientation speed: 40 r.p.m.) than e.g. in a storage tank. Especially when large quantities of suspension are to be prepared the shape of the stirrer and that of the vessel must well match.
See also "GENERAL"
Ratio PVAL : ADC = 12 : 1
NOTE:Values between brackets [...] are FOR ORIENTATION ONLYRequirementsUnits
BASIC SUSPENSION per 100 kg flu-powder as dry material
Dispersing (in vacuum tank or mixing vessel)
Deionized water
Sorgen TW 20 (10 %)
Slowly add flu-powder whilst stirring intensively
Mix intensively (when using a vacuum tank: under sufficient low pressure) for
PVAl-solution (5.4%)
Ammoniacal ADC-solution (16.6% pH=8.5))
If necessary, adjust pH-value (only once) with ammonia (5%)
Anti-foaming agent 008, (1%)
Homogenize
Transfer the suspension to the storage tank
Rinse the equipment with deionized water and transfer the rinsing water to the storage tank.
Rinse the equipment once again with deionized water and transfer the rinsing water to the storage tank.
Homogenize, at least60
2000
100
120
60
1475
8.4 - 8.6
1000
60
10
10
30l
ml
kg
min
ml
ml
min.
l
l
min.
Yield:Maximum shelf-life165
2l
weeks
Measure for inspection:-Density
-Viscosity at 20 C (Epprecht)
corresponds with cup A/position III, 50 Hz
-pH-value
Sieve half a litre of basic suspension through a Russell vibratory sieve with 1 layer of 15 2 m nylon gauze and correct it till it fullfils the dispensing requirements. Next determine:
-Filtration velocity
-Stability of the suspension:solidity of sediment
volume of sediment[1.44-1.46]
[12-13]
[24 - 26]
8.4 - 8.6
> 400
firm
< 15g/cm3mPa.s.
scale div.
ml/15 s.
ml
DISPENSING SUSPENSIONPrior to use, pass suspension through Russell vibratory sieve with 1 layer of 15 2 m nylon gauze.
The dispensing suspension is composed of reclamed suspension and basic suspension.
The mixing ratio shall be such that a state of balance is attained; starting from a certain quantity of dispensing suspension such a quantity of basic suspension will have to be added to the reclaimed suspension that (after correction of density and viscosity) the starting quantity of dispensing suspension is obtained again.
Mix suspsensions and correct mixture until it satisfies the following requirements:
-Viscosity at 20 C (Epprecht)
corresponds with cup A/position III, 50 Hz
If necessary increase viscosity by adding PVAl-solution (5.4%); per litre of PVAl-solution add amm. ADC-solution (16.6%).
If necessary decrease viscosity by adding deionized water.
-Density (local choice, depending on phosphor weight)
If necessary lower the density by adding diluent; per litre diluent add amm. ADC-solution (16.6%)
-pH-value12.3 0.5
25 1
24.5
[1.20-1.24]
0.005
11.5
7.2 - 8.6 mPa.s.
scale div.
ml
g/cm3ml
RECLAIMED SUSPENSIONThe excess suspension which is expelled from the flowcoating mill is to be collected in a tank with stirrer (e.g. storage trolley).
Because of the lower pH-value of the reclaimed suspension, mix it with basic suspension as soon as possible.
DILUENTTransfer to a 10 L polythene bottle:PVAl-solution (5.4%)
Deionized water
Anti-foaming agent (L62, 1%)
Mix with stirrer or on jar mill for at least4000
4500
60
30ml
ml
ml
min.
Only use through 15 2 m nylon gauze and foam-free
-Viscosity at 20 C (Epprecht)
corresponds with cup A/position III, 50 Hz
Maximum shelf-life12.3 0.5
25 1
[2]mPa.s.
scale div.
weeks
9.REQUIREMENTS9.1PROPERTIES
See under "Preparation"
9.2DELIVERY
Packing and labelling shall satisfy the legal regulations.
The quantity per unit of packing is to be determined by mutual agreement.
Note: Packing numbers see CODIS or UCT 12-1322.
9.3STORAGE LIFE
Max. shelf-life 2 weeks.
10.ADDITIONAL PHISYCAL DATA
None
11.SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
The safety instructions specified below are to be used only in consultation with the safety expert.
11.1STORAGE
See concern safety manual, volume 1, section BXV 11-0 "Dangerous Substances".
11.2LABELLING
See BXV 11-37 "Dangerous Substances", labels for substances in use and BXV 11-32-15535 in the data base FASIM.
11.3TRANSPORT AND TRANSSHIPMENT
See BXV 11-36 in the data base FASIM.
11.4PROCESSING
The following safety measures shall be observed:
BXV 11-32-15535 in the data base FASIM
11.5DISCHARGE AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE AND RESIDUAL MATERIALS
See concern safety manual, volume 1, section BXV 11-0 "Dangerous Substances" and, in the Netherlands, TUX-MH-101 "Handleiding Verwijderen Chemische Afvalstoffen" (Regulations for the Disposal of Chemical Waste Materials).
12.SUPPLIER
Local Department.
13.APPLICATION
For applying the green flu-powder pattern of consumer tubes.
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