Abstract

In production, treatment or operation of selected components it is not possible to avoid dirtiness. Given the fact that impurities significantly affect the quality, functionality and service life of a part, the surface preparation of such an element is a key aspect in the regeneration process. The choice of contaminant removal method will depend on the type of impurity. This operation is often treated as a separate technological process, during which the type and properties of the removed dirt are determined, along with assessing the degree of purity required to ensure the correctness of subsequent operation or operations. Rising expectations regarding specific effects of purification have led to massive improvement of traditional methods, and development of new processes that require the use of complex technologies. The present research was to prepare the technological process of washing selected parts of the aircraft turbine engine. The preliminary assumption was to use the LUA-1000 automatic washing processing line, which selecting and modifying particular parameters of the process in order to comply with the technological assumptions. The elaborated process includes the following stages: preparing the selected parts for washing, washing the engine parts and the quality control of washing. The primary objective of the study was to achieve the most beneficial parameters possible and, at the same time, to minimise the costs of the machine’s work, as well as to preserve high quality and to comply with environmental standards.

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