Which cleaning method may be prioritized following the screening process?

The prioritization of wet cleaning methods following the screening process is based on their effectiveness in removing contaminants that can lead to corrosion in avionics components. Wet cleaning methods utilize liquids, typically a solvent or cleaning solution, which can penetrate into small crevices and effectively dissolve or dislodge contaminants such as dirt, grease, and corrosion products.

Wet cleaning is particularly advantageous in avionics because it not only cleans surfaces but also helps to flush out particles from intricate electronic assemblies that might be missed by other methods. This approach is generally more thorough for cleaning complex components, ensuring that all surfaces are accessible and properly treated.

In addition, many wet cleaning methods can be tailored with specific detergents and solutions to target different types of contaminants, enhancing their effectiveness in protecting sensitive avionics systems from corrosion. This adaptability makes wet cleaning a preferred choice in the maintenance and care of critical avionics equipment.