Testing And Debugging Of Ultrasonic Processing Of Molten Metal Aluminum Alloys

Ultrasonic processing of molten and solidifying aluminium alloys

   Ultrasonic melt processing attracts a lot of interest both from academic researchers and industry. In the last 10 years the interest to ultrasonic melt processing grew with regard to understanding the underlying mechanisms of previously established effects, developing numerical models of ultrasonic cavitation and the development of nanocomposite technology. This review paper summarises the mechanisms involved in the ultrasonic melt processing, including cavitation, flows, nucleation, activation, fragmentation and their consequences for degassing, structure refinement and particle dispersion. Some typical mistakes made by researchers in performing experiments and in interpretation of the results are discussed. New advanced methods of studying ultrasonic treatment and phenomena are considered. 

    For each machine, the designed temperature is about 800 ℃, and before delivery, we will test and debuge all of them, like the photos here: