Theory Analysis of Microparticle with an Acoustic-Gavity Field

Hai Yan Yin; Chun Cheng Zuo; Yan Xin Cao; Da Yi Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.525.260

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Theory Analysis of Microparticle with an Acoustic-Gavity Field

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Ultrasonic strengthening separation is a contactless separation technique, it is widely used in industrial processes, environmental assessment, biochemical analysis, clinical diagnosis and other fields. In this article, we deduced microparticle clustering in Z and X direction Coordinate equation, discussed in detail the various factors influencing particles equilibrium position in the liquid medium.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 525)

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Hai Yan Yin, Chun Cheng Zuo*, Yan Xin Cao, Da Yi Yang

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Deduce, Equation, Microparticle, Ultrasonic

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