ultrasonic/sonic drilling to me?

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I cannot wrap my head around this.

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Ultrasonic drilling is a process that uses sound waves to make holes in hard materials like metal and stone. The sound waves vibrate at a very high frequency, which creates a lot of heat and pressure. This heat and pressure breaks down the material, allowing a drill bit to cut through it.

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Ultrasonic drilling is a process that uses sound waves to make holes in hard materials like metal and stone. The sound waves vibrate at a very high frequency, which creates a lot of heat and pressure. This heat and pressure breaks down the material, allowing a drill bit to cut through it.

Anonymous 0 Comments

It’s basically like throwing a brick in a washing machine to make it destroy iself, only on a really small scale.

You introduce vibrations (i.e. sound) into the material until it tears itself apart at the molecular level.

Anonymous 0 Comments

It’s basically like throwing a brick in a washing machine to make it destroy iself, only on a really small scale.

You introduce vibrations (i.e. sound) into the material until it tears itself apart at the molecular level.

Anonymous 0 Comments

Like pretty much all waves, sound can transfer energy.

Shorter wavelengths are more focusable/localizable which is why ultrasonics is used. You can transfer more energy across a smaller area. Try drilling a hole with a super loud 20 HZ subwoofer–it’s not practical (wavelength is about 17m).

Transfer enough energy to a material and you will cause it to break–that’s why we drop bombs on buildings, and throw bullets at people to destroy them.

Anonymous 0 Comments

Like pretty much all waves, sound can transfer energy.

Shorter wavelengths are more focusable/localizable which is why ultrasonics is used. You can transfer more energy across a smaller area. Try drilling a hole with a super loud 20 HZ subwoofer–it’s not practical (wavelength is about 17m).

Transfer enough energy to a material and you will cause it to break–that’s why we drop bombs on buildings, and throw bullets at people to destroy them.

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I cannot wrap my head around this.

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6 Answers

Anonymous 0 Comments

Ultrasonic drilling is a process that uses sound waves to make holes in hard materials like metal and stone. The sound waves vibrate at a very high frequency, which creates a lot of heat and pressure. This heat and pressure breaks down the material, allowing a drill bit to cut through it.

Anonymous 0 Comments

Ultrasonic drilling is a process that uses sound waves to make holes in hard materials like metal and stone. The sound waves vibrate at a very high frequency, which creates a lot of heat and pressure. This heat and pressure breaks down the material, allowing a drill bit to cut through it.

Anonymous 0 Comments

It’s basically like throwing a brick in a washing machine to make it destroy iself, only on a really small scale.

You introduce vibrations (i.e. sound) into the material until it tears itself apart at the molecular level.

Anonymous 0 Comments

It’s basically like throwing a brick in a washing machine to make it destroy iself, only on a really small scale.

You introduce vibrations (i.e. sound) into the material until it tears itself apart at the molecular level.

Anonymous 0 Comments

Like pretty much all waves, sound can transfer energy.

Shorter wavelengths are more focusable/localizable which is why ultrasonics is used. You can transfer more energy across a smaller area. Try drilling a hole with a super loud 20 HZ subwoofer–it’s not practical (wavelength is about 17m).

Transfer enough energy to a material and you will cause it to break–that’s why we drop bombs on buildings, and throw bullets at people to destroy them.

Anonymous 0 Comments

Like pretty much all waves, sound can transfer energy.

Shorter wavelengths are more focusable/localizable which is why ultrasonics is used. You can transfer more energy across a smaller area. Try drilling a hole with a super loud 20 HZ subwoofer–it’s not practical (wavelength is about 17m).

Transfer enough energy to a material and you will cause it to break–that’s why we drop bombs on buildings, and throw bullets at people to destroy them.