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Date: | Tue, 14 Mar 2000 17:00:42 -0500 |
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Are there any industry guidelines/specifications governing component
salvage and re-use (recycling)? I understand that this is done
"routinely" by some companies but wonder how component quality and
reliability is controlled. Inituitively, if a component sees additional
thermal cycles during removal and reinstallation, and subsequent handling
and lead straightening, I would think there's the possibility for
degradation and reliability becoming compromised. Or is this a total
non-issue if proper removal and handling of the components are followed?
Best Regards,
Gregg Klawson
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