Design of Special Ultrasonic Device in Composite Materials Processing

Xiao Bo Wang; Chong Yang Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1027.331

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Design of Special Ultrasonic Device in Composite Materials Processing

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According to the unique advantage of the ultrasonic vibration processing in brittle materials, a new processing method, combining ultrasonic vibration and high-speed milling, was presented in this paper, to investigate an adaptation of high-quality and efficient processing in carbon fiber composites. Based on vibration theory, the special ultrasonic vibration milling device suitable for high speed machining centers was designed. Taking into account of a range of issues existing in contact electrical transport under high-speed processing, the contactless induction power transmission system was developed, and the impacts of load, frequency, air gap size as well as the existence of compensation on the transmission performance was discussed. The study shows that carbon fiber composites processed under ultrasonic vibration with high speed, high quality and high efficiency are adapted. Keywords: ultrasonic vibration milling; carbon fiber composites; contactless induction; tool wear

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1027)

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331-335

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October 2014

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Xiao Bo Wang*, Chong Yang Zhao

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Carbon Fiber Composites, Contactless Induction, Tool Wear, Ultrasonic Vibration Milling

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