D.J. Anderson, R. Cranwell, R. Iman, P.D. Van Buren
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Evaluation and qualification of environmentally conscious manufacturing processes for commercial and military applications
Environmental regulations are encouraging the development of new environmentally conscious manufacturing (ECM) processes. However, the quality and reliability of these processes and hardware produced must be understood prior to implementing these new technologies in factories. Furthermore, military hardware fabrication is governed by standards and specifications that frequently mandate the use of older, less environmentally friendly processes or materials, or prohibit the use of new ECM processes without advance military approval. Sandia National Laboratories, with industrial and military partners, have developed methodologies for evaluating and qualifying new ECM processes for military and commercial applications, and have piloted these methodologies in qualifying new, low-residue soldering technologies and materials.