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"Second, how do you determine how harsh an environment has to be in order to coat the edges? "
Dough Pauls
Answer:
Do you remember David Douthit? His definition of Harsh was environments that belong to the upper range of the values in the 'OUTDOOR' column. His work. There exist no true formulas, but the values below shall in principle be multiplied with Temperature, Time, barometric pressure and local weather conditions (sun radiation for example). We have in principle followed similar figures.
Concentration of selected gaseous air constituents (ppb) in the United States.
OUTDOOR
O3 4-43
H2O2 10-30
SO2 1-65
H2S 0.7-24
NO2 9-78
HNO3 1-10
NH3 7-16
HCL 0.18-3
CL2 0.005-0.08
HCHO 4-15
HCOOH 4-20
INDOOR
O3 3-30
H2O2 5
SO2 0.3-14
H2S 0.1-0.7
NO2 1-29
HNO3 3
NH3 13-259
HCL 0.05-0.18
CL2 0.001-0.005
HCHO 10
HCOOH 20
There is one thing I don't understand: NH3 up to 259 ppb indoor.
Hope this gave you at least an idea.
/Inge
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