From: Review and interlaboratory comparison of the Oddy test methodology
Participants | Reaction vessel setup | Water | Stopper | Coupons | ||
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Test tube | Jar | Vol. | ||||
I | x | 50 mL | 0.5 mL | Silicone | The metal coupons were hung on the silicone stopper by means of glass hooks inserted in triangular formation. The position of the coupons is equivalent. Use wide plastic ties to ensure the tightness of the stopper | |
II | x | 150 mL | 1.5 mL | Silicone | The metal coupons were inserted in parallel into silicone stopper (lead in the middle) | |
III | – | – | 250 mL | 2.5 mL | Glass lid | The coupons were hung one at a time from an inert nylon wire taped to the outside of the Erlenmeyer flask. The tape is removed when the setup is placed in the oven. A 10 ml inert beaker was used to hold the vials containing water |
Erlenmeyer flask with ground glass lid | ||||||
IV | x | 135 mL | 1.23 mL | Silicone | The coupons were inserted in parallel into silicone stoppers (silver in the middle) | |
V | x | 50 mL | 0.5 mL | Silicone | The coupons were inserted in parallel into silicone stoppers (lead in the middle) | |
VI | x | 100 mL | 1 mL | Silicone | The three metal coupons were inserted in parallel into silicone stopper. An extra incision was made to insert a stainless steel wire (0.08 mm diam), which was used to secure the silicone stopper and attached coupons at the top of the reaction vessel. The bottle cap was screwed on while holding the wire in place | |
VII | x | 54 mL | 0.5 mL | Silicone | The metal coupons were inserted in parallel into silicone stopper (lead in the middle) |