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TABLE OF CONTENTS11Introduction
2Experimental22.1Experimental set-up23Third
chapter3Acknowledgments3References4Definitions, Acronyms and
Abbreviations4
1 Introduction
The short precoat process has been released for CMT[1]. Study of
the short precoat process in CMT shows that a PVAl concentration of
0.2 wt% gives results comparable with the traditional precoat
process[2].
The objective of this experiment is to see if short precoating
of TVT types can also be conducted with 0.2 wt% PVAl. Therefor
32WSRF screens were precoated using the short precoating process
with varying PVAl concentrations.
2 Experimental
The 32WSRF screens were washed according to the standard TTC
method. Three reference screens were precoated using the standard
TTC method. Ten screens were used for short precoating. The short
precoat composition was varied as follows:
short precoat composition
screenPVAl [wt%]HNO3 [wt%]demi water [wt%]
10.100.0499.86
20.100.0499.86
30.150.0499.81
40.150.0499.81
50.200.0499.76
60.200.0499.76
70.250.0499.71
80.250.0499.71
90.300.0499.66
100.300.0499.66
All the screens were matricized according to the standard TTC
method. Trial conditions can be found in appendix I.
The Matrix Window Width (MWW) was measured for all screens in
the centre, 2/3 positions and the corners.
3 Results
The average MWW in the centre, 2/3 positions and the corners is
shown in figures 1 3 respectively.
4 Third chapter
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References
[1] PEINSIPP R.; Transfer release short precoating;
TLB-420-97-PEI-051; 1997 March 26
[2] PENNERS H.J.; Shortening of the PVAl precoat process for
matricized screens; TVR-47-91-HP/D0238; 1991 October 16
Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations
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Philips Components B.V.
Display Components Eindhoven
