The invention provides an acoustic coalescence
elimination method for
hydrogen bubbles in molten aluminum, and belongs to the technical field of molten aluminum bubble
elimination. According to the method,
sound field collaborative focusing is achieved by arranging a
phase control array transducer set in a molten aluminum
smelting furnace, primary gathered sound
waves and efficient coalescence sound
waves are applied in stages according to bubble size evolution in a double-frequency scanning mode, and the
hydrogen bubbles in the molten aluminum are eliminated. A target frequency is dynamically adjusted in combination with a bubble
resonance frequency optimization model to match the inherent frequency of a bubble, a sound-bubble
coupling dynamic
tracking system is used for monitoring bubble evolution triggering stage switching in real time, and a
sound field focus point dynamically scans and covers a three-dimensional space area through phase
delay control. A
delay detection method is adopted to eliminate
cavitation bubble interference and accurately measure the
hydrogen content,
sound intensity and frequency parameters are optimized according to a
sound field parameter self-adaptive regulation and control model, and the technical problem that hydrogen bubbles in a molten aluminum deep area are difficult to be effectively driven by sound
waves and cannot be fully coalesced and eliminated is solved.