What is the salt content on the blasted surface on onshore area?

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The salt content on the blasted surface in onshore areas is determined through testing and analysis.

Salt content on the blasted surface can be measured using various methods such as conductivity meters, chloride ion tests, or salt spray tests.
The salt content is usually expressed in terms of parts per million (ppm) or milligrams per square meter (mg/m²).
High salt content on the blasted surface can lead to corrosion and affect the quality and durability of coatings or structures.
Regular monitoring and control of salt content is essential to ensure compliance with industry standards and specifications.
Examples of acceptable salt content limits may include less than 50 ppm or below a certain threshold specified by the project or regulatory requirements.

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