diaphram analysis is in and ......, from RustyWA |
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diaphram analysis is in and ......, from RustyWA |
Bleyseng |
Feb 27 2006, 02:19 PM
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You were correct....COPPER.
-------- Ok, did the marterial analysis on the OEM diaphram this morning using a Niton XL-II 800 handheld alloy analyzer. I made three different scans of the sample piece I got from Geoff. The readings were as follows: #1 - 99.78% Cu #2 - 99.20% Cu #3 - 99.39% Cu No berillium. Supposedly anything between 98%-100% copper is considered pure. The remainder of the 100% reading was a spattering of Al, Si Br, Phos Brz. -------------------- Eric '75 914 2.0L |
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