L&R Quantrex Q90, Руководство владельца/оператора

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Sound waves are carried through the
solution in the tank and create a unique
vibrational pattern causing alternating
high and low pressures in the liquid.
During the low pressure stage, millions
of tiny bubbles form. This process is
called CAVTATION, meaning the
formation of cavities.
During the high pressure stage, the
bubbles collapse or implode, releasing
enormous amounts of energy. Working
in all directions, the bubbles attack
every surface and invade all recesses
and crevices, pulling debris off the
object being cleaned.
SweepZone Technology® enhances
the ultrasonic activity by automatically
changing frequencies, thus creating a
cleaning grid which literally sweeps
through the tank. A more uniform
cleaning pattern and significantly shorter
cleaning times result when “hot spots”
present in traditional ultrasonics are
eliminated.
Equally important to efficient cleaning is selecting a proper solution
for the cleaning task. See page 18 of this manual for cleaning
applications and solutions.
Congratulations on your purchase of an L&R Ultrasonic Cleaning
System. Your machine is part of a complete cleaning process which
is thoroughly described in this owner/operator manual.
What is Ultrasonic Cleaning?
Ultrasonic cleaning is created by sound waves that are transmitted
at frequencies beyond the range of human hearing. A generator
located within your system develops the high frequency power
which causes a transducer to radiate and produce the sound waves.