Ultrasonic Plastic Chip Cleaning Chamber for Cavitation Washing
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing plastic recycling machines, such as the one described in Chinese patent CN204817265U, fail to achieve an effective cleaning of plastic chips, leading to increased costs due to inefficient cleaning methods that rely on stirring and cleaning principles.
Innovation Solution
An ultrasonic cleaning machine equipped with multiple ultrasonic vibrators that generate ultrasonic waves to clean plastic materials, utilizing different resonant frequencies for rough and fine cleaning stages, combined with a material evening mechanism and a cleaning chamber design to ensure even distribution and maximize ultrasonic wave utilization.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Manufacturing precision
If traditional stirring and cleaning methods are used, then the cleaning machine structure is simple, but the cleaning effect of plastic chips does not reach the expected effect
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies ultrasonic vibration technology to clean plastic chips. Ultrasonic vibrators generate high-frequency mechanical vibrations that create cavitation bubbles in the cleaning solution, which implode to produce micro-jets that effectively remove contaminants from chip surfaces and internal gaps, significantly improving cleaning effect compared to traditional stirring methods.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent replaces the traditional mechanical stirring cleaning system with an ultrasonic vibration-based cleaning system. This substitution uses acoustic energy and cavitation effects instead of mechanical agitation, achieving superior cleaning effectiveness while maintaining a relatively compact device structure.
2Ease of manufacture
If traditional cleaning methods are used, then the device structure is simple, but the cleaning cost increases
Solution Approach 1:
The ultrasonic vibration method achieves thorough cleaning in a single pass by creating intense cavitation effects throughout the cleaning solution. This eliminates the need for multiple cleaning stages or repeated processing, thereby reducing overall cleaning costs despite the addition of ultrasonic vibrators to the device.
3Manufacturing precision
If traditional stirring cleaning is used, then the cleaning machine is simple to operate, but it cannot clean internal gaps of plastic fragments effectively
Solution Approach 1:
Ultrasonic vibrations generate cavitation bubbles that penetrate into internal gaps, crevices, and porous structures of plastic chips. The implosion of these bubbles creates micro-shockwaves and jet streams that effectively dislodge contaminants from hard-to-reach areas, achieving comprehensive cleaning of both surfaces and internal structures.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The ultrasonic cleaning machine improves cleaning efficiency, reduces material cleaning costs, and enhances surface cleanliness by using cavitation effects to remove impurities, ensuring thorough cleaning of both surface and internal gaps in plastic fragments.
Implementation Method 1
the cleaning body being provided with a plurality of ultrasonic vibrators for transmitting ultrasonic waves into the cleaning chamber
Implementation Method 2
using cavitation effects to remove impurities
Implementation Method 3
the plurality of ultrasonic vibrators being distributed in the interlayer of the cleaning body
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AI summary
An ultrasonic cleaning machine for recycling and cleaning plastic, including a support assembly and a cleaning body, the cleaning body being mounted on the support assembly, the cleaning body being provided with a cleaning chamber for material cleaning, the cleaning body being provided with a plurality of ultrasonic vibrators for transmitting ultrasonic waves into the cleaning chamber, and the plurality of ultrasonic vibrators being distributed in the interlayer of the cleaning body. When cleaning a material, the material is evenly transported into the cleaning chamber through a feed apparatus. There is a liquid cleaning medium inside the cleaning chamber. When the material passes through the cleaning chamber filled with the cleaning medium, the ultrasonic waves generated by the plurality of ultrasonic vibrators form a cavitation effect to clean the material.


