Three dimensional (3D) vibration device with accurately controlled amplitude and frequency and manufacture method thereof
A technology of vibration equipment and frequency, which is applied in the direction of fluid using vibration, etc., can solve the problems of limited high density, poor repeatability, complex equipment, etc., and achieve the effect of increasing loose packing density, convenient replacement, and improving performance
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[0043] Using the equipment of the present invention, by turning off the vibration in the horizontal direction (that is, the X and Y directions), and only turning on the vibration in the vertical Z direction, the physical experiment of the stacking and densification of single-size glass spheres under 1D vibration conditions is realized to verify the process parameters. Such as amplitude A, vibration frequency ω, vibration intensity Γ (defined as Aω 2 / g) and the size of the container on the impact of the particle packing density, it was found that the packing density of the particles first increases with the increase of the amplitude A or the vibration frequency ω, and after reaching the maximum value, then with the further increase of A or ω increases and decreases, that is, there is an optimal A and ω to achieve the closest packing of particles. Although the vibration intensity Γ reflects the joint effect of A and ω, and has the same influence trend as A or ω, it is found tha...
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[0047] Corresponding to 1D vibration, using the invented equipment, we have also realized the packing densification of single-size glass spheres under 3D vibration conditions, in addition to studying the influence of amplitude A, vibration frequency ω, vibration intensity Γ, and container size In addition, we also systematically studied the impact of adding particle batches each time during the batch feeding process, the characterization of the closest packing structure and the analysis of the densification mechanism. Figure 13 The packing density of particles in an infinite container under different vibration conditions is given. It can be seen that the maximum packing density that can be obtained is about 0.74 by controlling the experimental conditions reasonably. About four hundred years ago, Kepler predicted that the maximum packing density of spheres of the same size in the universe is 0.74, which is the packing density of perfect face-centered cubic FCC or close-packed h...
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