The different applications of ultrasonic waves and infrasonic waves
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< img SRC = "/ Uploads/Editor / 2020-05-18/5 ec243f303843. Jpeg" Alt = "" / > < / span > < / p > < p > < br / > < / p > < p > < span style="color:#222222; font-family:Arial, Verdana, sans-serif; background-color:#FFFFFF; font-size:16px;" > understanding of ultrasonic frequency we all know that sound waves above 20,000 Hz have the best directionality, the strongest penetration, and it is also easier to obtain concentrated acoustic energy. Sound waves less than 20Hz are called infrasound waves. Ultrasonic infrasound
ultrasonic waves , obtain certain information with ultrasonic waves, and achieve communication applications. For example, measuring the thickness of an object by the pulse reflection of ultrasonic waves in a medium is called ultrasonic thickness measurement.
power application . For instance, when sufficient energy is generated in a liquid to produce cavitation, it can be used for cleaning and emulsification.