Xie Wen
Abstract
A parametric model incorporating the boundary element method is presented for optimizing the design of single\|axis acoustic levitation,which can produce stable levitation of materials as heavy as tungsten (density 18\^9g/cm\+3). The containerless processing of non\|metallic materials and low melting\|temperature metals is investigated.
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A parametric model incorporating the boundary element method is presented for optimizing the design of single\|axis acoustic levitation,which can produce stable levitation of materials as heavy as tungsten (density 18\^9g/cm\+3). The containerless processing of non\|metallic materials and low melting\|temperature metals is investigated.
Key concepts: Levitation, Acoustic levitation, Materials science, Tungsten, Parametric statistics, Mechanical engineering, Metallurgy, Magnet