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Modification of PCB cleaning process after removing BGA component
Procházka, Adam ; Bžoněk, Tomáš (referee) ; Řezníček, Michal (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the modification of DPS cleaning process after the removal of BGA components. The thesis is divided into five main parts including the introduction and conclusion. The introduction comprises an assignment and aim of the thesis. The first, theoretical, part then deals with different kinds of soldering, individual types of solders and the rework process itself. The second part examines the whole practical part in detail, from the proposal of the test printed circuit board to its mounting, soldering and subsequent testing. Also, it explains the practical tests for connectors. The third part then describes the board testing by thermal cycling. The last part consists of the summary of results, a comparison of individual soldering pastes and conclusion.
Parametric testing plasma welding on the root of weld
Záškoda, David ; Daněk, Ladislav (referee) ; Kubíček, Jaroslav (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is to assess the suitability of the new process of welding roots of welds by the rotors of steam turbines plasma jet. The new proposed method uses a combination of welding the weld root plasma with the method of submerged-arc welding, however the submerged-arc welding is not subjekt of this work. The tests performed were verified by the possibility of welding the weld root of the plasma jet – Keyhole method without filler material. The aim was to find the optimum welding parameters to achieve the required weld quality, particularly with regard to geometry of weld. Turbine rotors are made of heat resistant steels, which have high strength at high temperatures. In all described tests have been used steel 30CrMoNiV 5-11....Mat. No. 1.6946.
Creation of workflows and soldering profiles on the HR600 station
Shakin, Pavel ; Skácel, Josef (referee) ; Otáhal, Alexandr (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis deals with the issues of mounting and reflow soldering of BGA integrated circuits. For the objectives of the bachelor's thesis, the ERSA HR600 repair soldering station was used and related to this, workflows were created and profiles were optimized for placement and reflow soldering of BGA integrated circuits, and the described processes were tested on 2 types of printed circuit boards that differed in size and component density including BGA package.
Modification of PCB cleaning process after removing BGA component
Procházka, Adam ; Bžoněk, Tomáš (referee) ; Řezníček, Michal (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the modification of DPS cleaning process after the removal of BGA components. The thesis is divided into five main parts including the introduction and conclusion. The introduction comprises an assignment and aim of the thesis. The first, theoretical, part then deals with different kinds of soldering, individual types of solders and the rework process itself. The second part examines the whole practical part in detail, from the proposal of the test printed circuit board to its mounting, soldering and subsequent testing. Also, it explains the practical tests for connectors. The third part then describes the board testing by thermal cycling. The last part consists of the summary of results, a comparison of individual soldering pastes and conclusion.
Parametric testing plasma welding on the root of weld
Záškoda, David ; Daněk, Ladislav (referee) ; Kubíček, Jaroslav (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is to assess the suitability of the new process of welding roots of welds by the rotors of steam turbines plasma jet. The new proposed method uses a combination of welding the weld root plasma with the method of submerged-arc welding, however the submerged-arc welding is not subjekt of this work. The tests performed were verified by the possibility of welding the weld root of the plasma jet – Keyhole method without filler material. The aim was to find the optimum welding parameters to achieve the required weld quality, particularly with regard to geometry of weld. Turbine rotors are made of heat resistant steels, which have high strength at high temperatures. In all described tests have been used steel 30CrMoNiV 5-11....Mat. No. 1.6946.

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