DISTURBED JOINTS
DISTURBED JOINTS
A Disturbed joint is one that has been subjected to movement as the solder was solidifying. The surface of the joint may appear frosted, crystalline or rough. Often called a ‘Cold Joint’. They can look similar to a true cold joint, but the cause is different.
DISTURBED SOLDER JOINTS!!
REPAIR:
This joint can be repaired by reheating and allowing it to cool undisturbed.
PREVENTION:
Proper preparation, including immobilizing the joint and stabilizing the work in a good manner can prevent disturbed joints.
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