Technology for stirring, emulsifying, dispersing, and grinding at the nanoscale using techniques to control nonlinear phenomena of ultrasound.
The Ultrasonic System Research Institute has developed an effective stirring (emulsification, dispersion, grinding) technology utilizing "technology to control nonlinear phenomena of ultrasound (acoustic flow)."
This technology controls ultrasound (cavitation, acoustic flow) by utilizing (evaluating) the ultrasonic propagation characteristics (analysis results) of indirect containers through surface inspection, ultrasonic tanks, and other items.
Furthermore, it realizes effective ultrasonic (cavitation, acoustic flow) propagation states tailored to the structure, material, and acoustic properties of specific target objects, by controlling the oscillation of ultrasound in accordance with the interactions between glass containers, ultrasound, and target objects.
In particular, the dynamic characteristics of harmonics through acoustic flow control enable responses at the nano level.
It has been applied and developed from examples of dispersing metal powders to nanosize.
November 2023: Developed ultrasonic oscillation control technology to control nonlinear phenomena.
January 2024: Developed technology to measure, analyze, and evaluate the interactions of ultrasonic vibrations.
February 2024: Developed surface treatment technology using megahertz ultrasound.
April 2024: Developed optimization technology for resonance phenomena and nonlinear phenomena.