Procedure for analysis of ultrasonic cavitator with radiative plate
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Analytical peculiarities of ultrasonic cavitators based on piezoceramic transducers with a radiative plate, which experiences bending vibrations, are analyzed. The acoustic dimensions of components of a sectional piezoelectric transducer used in the production process of contact ultrasonic treatment of a dry 1,120-mm wide cloth impregnated with a polymeric binder, are calculated.
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procedure system ultrasound cavitation piezoceramic fabricReferences
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