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The MART Corporation Standard Turntable Power Washer v. 4.0
3. Theory of Operation
MART defines the term to clean as to overpower the soils . The MART Power Washer is
a high-impact pressure, high-temperature, water-based cleaning system that uses a
combination of the following factors to achieve cleaning results:
Power x Temperature x Chemical x Time = Clean
The relationship of these variables can be varied in an infinite number of ways to
achieve the same level of cleanliness. Your own needs determine the relative value of
each variable. Keep in mind that the MART Power Washer provides one of the highest
blasting powers in the cleaning industry, allowing you to reduce wash-cycle times to a
minimum. Additionally, the high blasting power allows you to operate the washer at
lower cleaning temperatures, thus saving energy, and using less chemical than spray
washers.
The exact combination of the factors must be determined for your application, based on
the types of soils to be removed, the degree of cleanliness required, the cycle time
required, the types of parts to be cleaned, and so on.
3.1. How the Power Washer Works
The power washer operates on a timed cycle. The operator places the parts to be
cleaned in the washer on the turntable, closes and latches the door, and then starts the
timed cleaning cycle.
During the cleaning cycle, a high-temperature, high-pressure, water-and-detergent
cleaning solution blasts soils from the parts.
After the cycle has stopped and the steam has exhausted, the operator removes the
cleaned parts.
The power washer utilizes closed loop, waste minimization technology, continuously
reusing its cleaning solution and effectively reducing pollution potential. (The optional
Clean Machine further reduces pollution.) And, because the washer is fully enclosed, it
is safe for the operator, since the high-pressure, high-temperature spray is locked inside
the cabinet.
In order to better understand how the four factors affect cleaning, let's look at each one
more closely:
· Power
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Temperature
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Chemical
·
Time