Standardization of Steel Tank Internal Cleanliness Measurement Methods

Japanese Steel Bucket Association Working Group members:

JFE Container Co., Ltd. Totofumi Fuga

å‚£?X (Daikan) Co., Ltd. Torao Sagawa (Torao Sagawa)

Japan Steel Bucket Co., Ltd. Takashi Okita

Japanese Steel Bucket Co., Ltd. Kazuyuki Suzuki

Toho Thin Sheet Products Co., Ltd. Kenji Mishina

Consumer demand

-- The chemical industry has the highest requirements for steel drums -- strongly demanding that the steel drums be clean.

* Chemical products require that the surface of the raw material grease stains should go clean.

* In particular, electronic raw materials, fine chemical products, and precision equipment composed of tree fingers are required to be cleaner in the barrel.

ICDM standard recommendations

* At the ICDM International Conference, SEFA proposed the development of standards for the internal cleanliness of steel drums.

* Based on this proposal, SSCI and JSDA began to study this proposal.

Changes in use of new steel barrels

Study on Fine Particle Pollution in Steel Drum

Composition of particulate pollutants

--Measurement methods:

Use a microscope to observe the filtered residue

--ingredient:

(1) Coating Fragments (Carbon, Titanium, Magnesium, Silicon)

(2) Dust (silicon, aluminum, calcium)

(3) Iron Powder (Iron)

(4) Particles (zinc, iron) that have come off the closure

(5) Fiber (Carbon)

(6) Toner (carbon)

The appearance of contaminated particles collected from the interior of the drum

- Examples of microslag on the filter -

- Examples of microscope photos -

The process of contaminating particles into the steel drum

(1) Into the seam at the time of phosphating

→ Iron (iron), Dust (silicon, aluminum, calcium), Fiber (carbon)

(2) The outer coating film enters from the barrel plug

→ Metal particles (zinc, iron) entering from the sealer, particles (carbon, titanium, magnesium, silicon) falling off from the inner coating

(3) After leaving the factory (closer is opened by the consumer)

→ Particles (zinc, iron) entering from the sealer, dust (silicon, aluminum, calcium) falling from the top of the barrel, and fragments (carbon, titanium, magnesium, silicon) falling off from the inner and outer coatings

- Process chart -

Steel drum internal cleanliness measurement method

JSDA

- 13 years ago there was a draft instrument design

- A new working group was established in June 2002.

(1) Study of existing environmental conditions Proposed revision of a draft standard

(2) Study using SEEA recommendations

Purpose: To amend a draft standard as proposed

JSDA measurement method

--cleaning method--

JSDA measurement method

- Pollution particle measurement method -

JSDA, SEFA and SSCI Measurement Methods

JSDA

SEFA

SSCI

(1) Drums of concern

Closed steel drums, 200 liters or more

unspecified

(2) Cleanliness Evaluation Project

Pollution particle weighing and counting

The weight of the pollution particles

(3) Grading criteria

NAS 1638 standard

unspecified

(4) Collection of pollution particles

Inject 5 liters of isopropanol into the interior of the drum and collect the weighed washing solvent

Collecting contaminated particles (dust) with a vacuum filter (15 l/s)

(5) Pollution particle measurement

Calculate the contaminated micro-particles in the wash solvent and weigh the filtered residue

Use filter to collect and weigh

SSCI measurement method

- Overview -

Comparison of JSDA, SEFA and SSCI Measurement Methods

JSDA

SEFA

Comparison of SSCIJSDA, SEFA and SSCI Measurement Methods

advantage

Can get 5-15 micron particle size data.

Comparable data can be obtained when filled with liquid.

Suitable for chemical suspension problems.

Simple operation can be outside the production line.

It is most suitable for the production of standard barrels.

Suitable for coating raw materials (prevent clogging of the coating filter)

Shortcomings

Measurement must be done in the laboratory.

Only data on hard, contaminating particles can be obtained.

Only pay attention to the outside of the pollution particles into the barrel.

It is more difficult to measure for closed drums (simple to open drums).

Japanese steel drum cleanliness measurement example

Steel drum type

Manufacturer

Contamination of 200 litres steel drums containing liquids

Number of particles: each/100 ml

Particle weight

Particle size (microns)

Standard level

Mg/barrel

Standard level

5-15

15-25

25-50

50-100

>100

Unlined steel drums

A

510

18

4

0

0

level 2

0.4

Level 100

434

20

5

0

0

Level 1

0.5

Level 100

B

113

12

5

0

0

Level 0

0.3

Level 100

433

42

14

1

0

Level 1

0.6

Level 100

C

459

8

0

0

0

Level 1

0.4

Level 100

529

12

3

0

0

level 2

0.7

Level 100

D

2777

57

11

0

0

level 4

1.3

Level 100

2554

33

7

0

0

level 4

1.6

Level 100

E

210

14

3

0

0

Level 0

0.2

Level 100

186

15

6

1

0

Level 0

0.6

Level 100

Lined steel drums

A

330

37

18

3

0

level 2

0.5

Level 100

128

17

8

1

0

Level 1

0.5

Level 100

B

394

61

25

3

0

level 2

1.1

Level 100

162

32

16

3

0

Level 1

0.6

Level 100

C

309

46

25

5

0

level 2

1.0

Level 100

285

39

20

3

0

level 2

0.8

Level 100

D

147

twenty four

14

4

0

level 2

0.6

Level 100

738

44

18

3

0

level 2

0.6

Level 100

E

126

twenty four

15

3

0

Level 1

0.3

Level 100

246

36

18

4

0

level 2

0.6

Level 100

JSDA example

1. No lining steel drum

Quantity: Standard level 0-4

Weight: 0.2-1.6 mg/barrel

Standard level 100

2. With lining steel drum

Quantity: Standard Level 1-2

Weight: 0.3-1.1 mg/barrel

Standard level 100

Japan's measures to ensure the cleanliness of steel drums

(1) Simplify the production process (to avoid long-term inventory, if it can not be avoided, it should be dust protection)

(2) Dust protection during product transportation

(3) Do not touch chemical fiber gloves during drum phosphating and sealing operations.

(4) Do not apply paint to the threaded part of the sealer.

Use an external thread sealer.

Next plan

Drafting an ICDA standard

Promoting JSDA methods among consumers

Drafting of measurement methods for drafting open steel drums and medium and small steel drums

Study methods for measuring other contaminants such as oils.

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