A method for cleaning deposits in blade inner cavity by liquid-free energy-gathering ultrasonic waves
An ultrasonic and sediment technology, applied in the field of workpiece maintenance and cleaning, can solve problems such as the difficulty of removing inner cavity deposits, and achieve huge economic and social values and good technical effects
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[0099] A method for cleaning deposits in the inner cavity of a blade by liquid-free energy-gathering ultrasonic waves, which meets the following requirements: ultrasonic waves are applied to workpieces to be cleaned with stubborn deposits attached, and the sediments are removed through the vibration of the ultrasonic waves on the workpieces to be cleaned. destruction and removal operations.
[0100] The workpiece to be cleaned is a high-pressure turbine blade, and the optimal requirements determined through experimental research are as follows:
[0101] The specific position where the ultrasonic wave acts on the workpiece to be cleaned with stubborn deposits attached, that is, the connection position between the ultrasonic transducer vibrator and the workpiece to be cleaned is the tenon of the blade;
[0102] The ultrasonic working frequency used is 20-25KHz, and the ultrasonic power is 200W;
[0103] The ultrasonic cleaning time used is 1-2 cycles, each cycle is 2 minutes; ...
Embodiment 2
[0106] The content of this embodiment is basically the same as that of Embodiment 1, and its difference mainly lies in:
[0107] The ultrasonic working frequency used is 15KHz, and the ultrasonic power is 400W.
[0108] The ultrasonic cleaning time used was 3 cycles of 1 minute each.
[0109] The ultrasound used was operated with a maximum amplitude of 90 μm. The working frequency of the ultrasonic wave used is more than 4 times of the fatigue frequency of the workpiece to be cleaned, and the maximum amplitude of the used ultrasonic wave is less than 1 / 8 of the fatigue amplitude of the workpiece to be cleaned.
Embodiment 3
[0111] The content of this embodiment is basically the same as that of Embodiment 1, and its difference mainly lies in:
[0112] The ultrasonic working frequency used is 30 KHz, and the ultrasonic power is 50.
[0113] The ultrasonic cleaning time used is 1 cycle, each cycle is 5 minutes.
[0114] The ultrasound used was operated with a maximum amplitude of 15 μm. The working frequency of the ultrasonic wave used is more than 6 times of the fatigue frequency of the workpiece to be cleaned, and the maximum amplitude of the used ultrasonic wave is less than 1 / 10 of the fatigue amplitude of the workpiece to be cleaned.
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