Optimization of Ultrasonic Powder Coatings on the Surface of Treated Materials
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Abstract
By generalizing the theory of contact of solids for the case of triple contact of working bodies, the powder particle, the treated surface and the problem of establishing an optimal value for the amplitude of ultrasonic exposure, at which the coating process proceeds most efficiently, were solved. The relevance of such a solution is directly determined by the need to obtain high-quality coating. Analytical expressions of the desired values for the physical parameters of the materials of the objects participating in the working process were obtained. Possible limitations regarding the most important characteristics of the installation were analyzed. Approximate evaluation of the optimal number of working bodies for the resonant chamber was derived. The basic time of the process duration was estimated for the total treatment of the chosen surface by working bodies.
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OpenAlex topics: Material Properties and Applications · Polymer Science and Applications · Surface Treatment and Coatings
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Kurnakov Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences, Leninsky pr. 31, Moscow 119991, Russia
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