The principle is that High frequency electrical energy is converted into ultrasound waves by means of ultrasonic Tranducers, which are bonded on the base of S. S. Water Tank. These high frequency sound waves create in the liquid countless, Microscopic Vacuum Bubbles, which repidly expand and collapse.
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Ultrasonic laboratory tanks are intended for sample degassing, dispersion, ultrasonic chemistry or dissolution of fluids and for spot cleaning of lightweight parts. Typical applications: cleaning of glassware (Tank/vials for spectrophotometer volumetric flask, Pycnometer; Nacelles, Blades etc.), stainless steel and surgical instruments.
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The ultrasonic baths are primarily intended to be used for the cleaning purpose which includes light weight items. The size of the tank may vary from 1liter to few 1000 litres depending on application. It uses typically 28 kHz to 54 kHz transducers for the excitation. The basic principle is the ultrasonic cavitation. Surgical equipment cleaning is the application in hospital. It is also used for chemical reaction boosting, PCB cleaning etc. The size of the bubble depends on the frequency of operation. Modern bath are equipped with frequency sweeping facility for better output.
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Ultrasonic bath is mainly used to clean many different types of objects and scientific samples. beside that Ultrasonic bath is used in nanoparticles preparation, dispersion of nanoparticles, dyes removal, polymer nano composite formation, lipid extraction from biomass , etc
Ultrasounds baths are used for several different applications of analytical chemistry as a new approach for optimization conditions, such as extractions of inorganic and organic compounds, slurry dispersion, homogenisation, and other applications
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