Drying and gas or vapor contact with solids – Material treated by electromagnetic energy – Infrared energy
Patent
1998-08-17
2000-03-14
Bennett, Henry
Drying and gas or vapor contact with solids
Material treated by electromagnetic energy
Infrared energy
432121, F26B 334
Patent
active
060355476
ABSTRACT:
A method for flashing an object painted with a water-borne high-solids automotive paint that substantially reduces the frequency of base-coat pop defects. The method subjects the painted objects to a first set of environmental conditions wherein the air temperature, relative humidity and airflow rate are maintained within certain ranges. The painted objects are maintained in these conditions for a period of time which exceeds an empirically derived minimum value. The peak metal temperature of the painted object is then raised to a second temperature range while being subjected to a second relative humidity level and second airflow rate so as to dehydrate the paint film to a predetermined level.
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Davidson Dennis D.
Hess John C.
Bennett Henry
Chrysler Corporation
Drake Malik N.
Shurupoff Lawrence J.
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