Ultrasonic equipment measurement and analysis services (consulting support)

The Ultrasonic System Research Institute has developed technology that applies "measurement, analysis, and control" techniques related to the nonlinearity of ultrasound to analyze and evaluate the dynamic characteristics of ultrasonic vibrations propagating through various media (elastic bodies, liquids, gases). This technology optimizes interactions concerning cleaning objects, tools, ultrasonic transducers, water tanks, and liquid circulation according to specific purposes. Using ultrasonic oscillation control probes and ultrasonic testers, we have developed optimization technology for ultrasonic applications by examining various relationships and response characteristics through oscillation, measurement, and analysis. Note: Power contribution rate, impulse response... Regarding the measurement and analysis of ultrasound, the setting of sampling time utilizes original simulation technology. This technology is provided as consulting support for the optimization of ultrasonic systems (cleaning, stirring, processing, etc.). We measure and analyze the relationships of each ultrasonic output and propose optimized output methods.

Ultrasonic Cleaning Device Utilizing a Degassed Fine Bubble Generation Liquid Circulation System 1. Overview This device is an ultrasonic device. 2. Functions 1) Cleaning and Stirring Target Name: Metal Dimensions: MAX 430*300*150 mm Weight: MAX 100 kg Material: Glass, Metal, Ceramic, etc. Contaminants: Cutting oil, fine particles, etc. 2) Processing Unit Processing Amount (per day): - Single Cycle Processing Amount: - Single Cycle Processing Time: To be confirmed by experiments. 3) Control: Liquid circulation system (timer control of circulation pump) 4) Safety Devices: None in particular 5) Operating Conditions (The operating conditions of this device are as follows) Cleaning and Stirring Liquid: Water tank, municipal water (10-80°C) Cleaning and Stirring Liquid: Indirect water tank, weakly acidic, weakly alkaline solution, etc. 6) Liquid Volume Water tank liquid volume: Approximately 64 L Indirect tank liquid volume: - 7) Others: - 3. Regarding Cleaning and Stirring The details regarding the cleaning and stirring content are unclear, so they will be excluded from the acceptance conditions. 4. Regarding the Cleaning Process Cleaning Liquid: Municipal water, Liquid Temperature: Room temperature, Ultrasonic 1: 28 kHz, Ultrasonic 2: 38 kHz

The Ultrasonic System Research Institute publishes technology for modifying the surfaces of water tanks in ultrasonic cleaning machines, ultrasonic stirring devices, and ultrasonic reaction devices by analyzing and applying measurement, analysis, and control techniques related to the propagation state of ultrasound as the acoustic characteristics of the target object. <<Consulting Services>> As part of consulting services utilizing megahertz ultrasonic oscillation control technology for surface treatment, the following items are provided: 1: Explanation of principles 2: Provision of specific devices: manufacturing and sales (Development and manufacturing of custom ultrasonic oscillation control probes if necessary) 3: Explanation of operation methods and work know-how 4: Explanation of new ultrasonic utilization technologies (application methods, etc.) Achievements and Examples: 1: Surface modification of ultrasonic tanks 2: Surface modification of ultrasonic transducers 3: Ultrasonic plating treatment (control of chemical reactions) 4: Ultrasonic processing and welding (improvement of thermal conductivity efficiency through ultrasound) 5: Surface modification of various components (ultrasonic stimulation above 200 MHz: stimulation of metal structures)

Utilization of Nonlinear Control Technology for Ultrasonic Oscillation Probes The Ultrasonic System Research Institute has developed a combination control system for sweep oscillation using multiple ultrasonic probes. Based on the propagation characteristics of the ultrasonic oscillation control probes, we set the conditions for sweep oscillation for various ultrasonic waves according to the intended use and interactions. By utilizing the low-frequency resonance phenomenon in accordance with the vibration modes of the target object, water tank, and tooling, and by combining outputs of around 30W, it becomes possible to control the propagation of high sound pressure and frequency ultrasonic vibrations within a water tank of 3000-5000 liters. As a dynamic change, simultaneous with the low-frequency resonance phenomenon, we can also achieve the generation of higher harmonics of the third, fifth, tenth, thirtieth, and hundredth order due to nonlinear control at 1 MHz.