A shot peening flow rate control system uses a deflectable member to measure media velocity and generate an electrical signal for valve adjustment.
Segmenting the media supply into a moving first tank and stationary second tank stabilizes injection pressure for large workpieces.
Differential modulation pressure controls the particulate media and fluid ratio, reducing component wear from abrasive particles.
Hermetically separated chambers mix abrasive materials with compressed air to eliminate manual preparation errors and reduce operating time.
Mobile reciprocating pump drives high-pressure water to entrain abrasive particles, enabling safe cutting in flammable underground or underwater environments.
Rotating comminution elements break up clumped blasting media to prevent blockages and ensure reliable continuous flow rates.
A monitoring device captures digital images of a particle jet to measure velocity values and estimate arc height deformation without physical test strips.
A substrate processing apparatus uses a gas-liquid mixing conduit to inject a pressurized mixture onto a substrate.
An annular flow path around a piercer rod reduces hydrostatic pressure buildup, enabling precise hole diameter control in composite materials.