You almost need to look thru those old NEPCON West hard copy "phone book size" proceedings.

Best I can do at the moment is an old FAQ from Dennis Bernier/ Kester.

I will send to you in a separate Email as I think Technet will strip attachments. 



Rich  Kraszewski 

Senior Staff Process Engineer

Phone: (920) 969-6075



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Hi team - hey, looking for some assistance. I am looking for some published references (papers or book sections) on the issue of flux corrosion of stranded wire. Oddly, I don't have anything I can find in my reference library and this is an "old" topic so there are not going to be any modern papers. Its pretty much a industry best practice in terms of what not to do with flux when soldering stranded wire but I can't find what I thought would be a easy task.  I did look in Manko and Klein Wassink but nothing there. I did find some good stuff in Barrie Dunn's recent Materials & Processes book.  If anyone can point me in a good direction, I owe ya a Diet Coke!



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Dave Hillman

Collins Aerospace

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