In what fields can ultrasonic cleaning be applied?

Ultrasonic cleaning is one of the commonly used methods for cleaning raw material surfaces in surface technology. The key to its basic principle is based on the alternating seismic waves and cavitation effects formed by ultrasonic vibrations in liquids. Audio cleaning equipment. Cleaning fluids are generally used for gasoline, kerosene, ethanol, acetone, water and other liquids. When ultrasonic waves propagate in the cleaning liquid, the high-frequency vibration of the liquid molecular structure forms alternating positive and negative shock waves. When the sound intensity level reaches a certain standard value, the tiny cavitation bubbles in the liquid increase significantly and close significantly in an instant, forming micro shock waves, destroying the dirt on the surface of the raw material, and falling off the surface of the raw material. Even the dirt in narrow slits, pores and curved holes can be easily cleaned and cleared.