How to do salt fog test with LISUN salt chamber?

This particular kind of corrosion testing, known as the salt fog test with LISUN salt spray test chamber, attempts to replicate the results of extended periods of time spent in salty conditions. The procedure for carrying out the test is as follows:

  1. Prepare the test specimens or samples It is essential that the test specimens or samples be properly prepared before the actual test can be carried out. To guarantee that the samples are accurate representations of the final product, they must first be cleaned, degreased, and conditioned.
  2. Prepare the salt spray test chamber The LISUN salt spray test chamber must be prepared in accordance with the instructions provided by the manufacturer. This preparation must include the accurate installation of the salt spray generating and distribution systems.
  3. It is necessary to program the test settings into the control system of the test chamber. These test parameters include the temperature, humidity, and salt concentration. The unique needs of the product being tested as well as the standard that is being adhered to should serve as the basis for the selection of the test parameters.
  4. After the test parameters have been set, the test specimens or samples should be inserted into the test chamber. This step should be performed as soon as the test parameters have been programmed. It is important that the specimens be arranged in a way that will allow for uniform exposure to the salt spray.
  5. The test may then be initiated by activating the salt spray generating and distribution systems. This will allow the test to get underway. The test specimens will be subjected to the salt spray for the amount of time that has been determined, which will normally range anywhere from 24 hours to several days.
  6. During the course of the test, it is important to keep an eye on the temperature and humidity levels within the testing chamber. This will help guarantee that the test conditions are being kept in accordance with the specifications that were predetermined in the programming. In addition to this, the salt content in the spray has to be checked closely to ensure that it stays within the acceptable parameters.
  7. Evaluate the results of the test After the allotted amount of time has elapsed for the test, the test specimens need to be taken from the test chamber and inspected for any evidence of corrosion or other types of deterioration. It is important to compare the findings of the test to the outcomes that were anticipated on the basis of the product specifications and the norm that was being adhered to.

Customers will be able to conduct a reliable and accurate salt fog test using the LISUN salt spray test chamber and assess the performance of their goods under simulated salt-laden environmental conditions if they follow these instructions and use the LISUN salt spray test chamber.

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