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10080 Compliance with Electronics International Standards Can be Fatal to Control Equipment

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Product Number: 51300-10080-SG
ISBN: 10080 2010 CP
Author: W. Brad M. Stanley
Publication Date: 2010
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Electronic control equipment has been used for several decades to control processes and enhance yields in the pulp and paper industry. Control rooms housing electronic equipment typically classify the environment by the ISA-71.04-1985 standard for environments of electronic control equipment. This has served the industry well for a period of time.

However, the requirements of the European Union Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive have caused many electronic equipment manufacturers to change from lead solder to other technologies which are more susceptible to gaseous corrosion. These types of connections can fail quickly in Mild and Moderate environments, previously thought to cause problems only after long periods of time.

This paper will present the historical relationship of corrosion to equipment reliability and the more current problems that have occurred on RoHS compliant circuitry.

Keywords: electronic equipment corrosion, creep corrosion, reactivity monitoring, restriction of hazardous substances (RoHS)
Electronic control equipment has been used for several decades to control processes and enhance yields in the pulp and paper industry. Control rooms housing electronic equipment typically classify the environment by the ISA-71.04-1985 standard for environments of electronic control equipment. This has served the industry well for a period of time.

However, the requirements of the European Union Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive have caused many electronic equipment manufacturers to change from lead solder to other technologies which are more susceptible to gaseous corrosion. These types of connections can fail quickly in Mild and Moderate environments, previously thought to cause problems only after long periods of time.

This paper will present the historical relationship of corrosion to equipment reliability and the more current problems that have occurred on RoHS compliant circuitry.

Keywords: electronic equipment corrosion, creep corrosion, reactivity monitoring, restriction of hazardous substances (RoHS)
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