I appologize for the confusion.  The drying I am referring to is after
aqueous and /or semi-aqueous cleaning.  So far, in my paper I am covering
physical and chemical methods of drying that exist today.  This includes air
knives, convention ovens, vacuum drying, cetrifical drying, alcohol and
displacement drying.  Any comments....

Stan Seelig
Seelig and Associates, Inc.
Industrial Cleaning Consultants

Response from earlier message:

To anyone,
     I am presenting a paper at NEPCON in Feb. on "The Importance of Drying
to the Electronics Industry".  I have many of my own ideas but I would like
to hear from people in the electronics industry.  Please respond to me at
[log in to unmask]  Thank you.

Stanley S. Seelig, FAIC
Seelig and Associates, Inc.
Industrial Cleaning Consultants

     According to pipeline manager, these messages may not have gone through.
 To update, the NEPCON paper has been submitted but I have time during the
presentation to give some case studies.  Any responses ?  I am the inventor
of Genesolv DRSC, a surfactant based-drying solvent system (CFCs) that had
many applications in the electronics industry and I feel there is still a
market for a similar product.