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Ultrasonics As Applied to Metal Forming and Assembly Processes
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A review is presented of recent progress on ultrasonic metal deformation using high-frequency vibratory energy. Both general theoretical and experimental considerations are discussed, starting with the ultrasonic motor itself and covering the relationship between the unique properties of ultrasonic energy and unusual effects produced therein. Operations discussed are: metal-to-metal, metal-to-plastic, plastic-to-plastic, and rigid plastic assembly.
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Balamuth, L., "Ultrasonics As Applied to Metal Forming and Assembly Processes," SAE Technical Paper 650762, 1965, https://doi.org/10.4271/650762.Also In
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- Balamuth L. “Recent Developments in Ultrasonic Metalworking Processes” Paper 849G presented at SAE-ASME Air Transport and Space Meeting April 1964
- “Progress in Ultrasonic Metal Forming.” Paper 917A presented at SAE International Automotive Engineering Congress January 1965
- Blaha, F. Langenecker B. Acta Metallurgia 7 1959 93
- Kristoffy I. I. Kegg R. L. Weber R. R. Final Report on Influence of Vibrational Energy on Metalworking Processes” July 1965
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