An ultrasonic vibration application tool equipped with a Langevin type ultrasonic vibrator which is suitably employable for ultrasonic processing devices and which efficiently generates ultrasonic vibration includes: a cylindrical housing having a contact face on a lower or bottom part of an inner surface thereof, and a lower screw part of an outer surface thereof; a bolted Langevin type ultrasonic vibrator comprising a front mass, a rear mass and a polarized piezoelectric element arranged between both masses, in which the front mass comprises a cylindrical tool-holder and a disc-shaped bulging part provided with a contact face for fitting to the contact face of the housing; and a ring-shaped counterweight having an upper screw part on an inner peripheral surface which is screwed with the screw part of the housing.

An ultrasonic vibration application tool equipped with a Langevin type ultrasonic vibrator which is suitably employable for ultrasonic processing devices and which efficiently generates ultrasonic vibration includes: a cylindrical housing having a contact face on a lower or bottom part of an inner surface thereof, and a lower screw part of an outer surface thereof; a bolted Langevin type ultrasonic vibrator comprising a front mass, a rear mass and a polarized piezoelectric element arranged between both masses, in which the front mass comprises a cylindrical tool-holder and a disc-shaped bulging part provided with a contact face for fitting to the contact face of the housing; and a ring-shaped counterweight having an upper screw part on an inner peripheral surface which is screwed with the screw part of the housing.

A vibration assisted drilling system is presented. The vibration assisted drilling system comprises a drill feed motion system having a drill feed axis, an oscillation motion system having an oscillation axis, a drill spindle having a drill bit, and a mounting system configured to connect the drill spindle to the oscillation motion system. The drill feed axis is substantially parallel to and offset from the oscillation axis.

The present disclosure discloses an ultrasonic cutting holder for a honeycomb core, including a holder, a swing mechanism, a transducer, a first-stage amplitude transformer, a second-stage amplitude transformer, an ultrasonic cutting tool, and an ultrasonic power transmission mechanism. The present disclosure provides an ultrasonic cutting holder for a honeycomb core with large amplitude output capacity and considering the interchangeability requirements among different vibration systems, which solves the problem of the applicability of ultrasonic cutting holder on the universal machine tool and improves the automation level of ultrasonic cutting.

Invention relating to a method for controlling an ultrasonic machining, in which an ultrasonic vibration is transmitted via a sonotrode into the material to be machined. During the first machining interval, a first welding variable of the group S, consisting of the frequency f and the amplitude ü of the ultrasonic vibration, the force F, which the sonotrode exerts on the material to be machined, the power P, which the generator delivers, and the speed v, with which the sonotrode is moved in the direction of the material to be machined, is kept constant until a first target variable of the group Z adopts a predetermined value. During an adjoining second machining interval, a second welding variable of the group S is kept constant until a second target variable of the group Z adopts a predetermined value, wherein the first and the second target variable differ.

A vibration assisted drilling system is presented. The vibration assisted drilling system comprises a drill feed motion system having a drill feed axis, an oscillation motion system having an oscillation axis, a drill spindle having a drill bit, and a mounting system configured to connect the drill spindle to the oscillation motion system. The drill feed axis is substantially parallel to and offset from the oscillation axis.

A vibration assisted drilling system is presented. The vibration assisted drilling system comprises a drill feed motion system having a drill feed axis, an oscillation motion system having an oscillation axis, a drill spindle having a drill bit, and a mounting system configured to connect the drill spindle to the oscillation motion system. The drill feed axis is substantially parallel to and offset from the oscillation axis.

A manufacturing apparatus of a membrane-electrode assembly for a fuel cell includes: an electrode film sheet supply unit supplying a first electrode film sheet including a first electrode film coated with an anode layer and a second electrode film sheet including a second electrode film coated with a cathode layer; an electrolyte membrane sheet supply unit supplying the electrolyte membrane between the anode layer of the first electrode film sheet and the cathode layer of the second electrode film sheet; a drive bonding roll rotatable by an operation of a first driver; and a driven bonding roll movable closer to or farther apart from the drive bonding roll and pressing the electrolyte membrane and the first and second electrode film sheets with the drive bonding roll. In particular, an engraved portion and an embossing portion are alternately formed on a circumference of the drive bonding roll.

A method of producing a golf ball applies ultrasonic welding on two half shells to form at least one intermediate layer, at least one cover layer, or at least one intermediate layer and at least one cover layer. The ultrasonic welding may include pressing the two half shells together, delivering a high power electrical signal to a welding stack, and converting the high power electrical signal at the welding stack to ultrasonic energy. The converting may include converting the high power electrical signal into a mechanical vibration, modifying an amplitude of the mechanical vibration to generate a modified mechanical vibration, and applying the modified mechanical vibration to an interface of the two half shells to weld them together ultrasonically. Aspects also relate to golf balls, or one or more layers thereof, made using ultrasonic welding.

A device and method using the electromechanical properties of piezoelectric materials to generate and deliver electrical power to a high speed electrically powered rotatable shaft. The device has a stationary module that is connected to an electrical source; and has a rotatable module, which is mechanically connected to the electrically powered rotatable shaft. The rotatable module rotates relative to the stationary module. When the stationary module is electrically energized, the stationary piezoelectric component expands and causes the rotatable piezoelectric component to compress. When the rotatable piezoelectric component compresses, it generates electrical power transferred to the electrically powered rotatable shaft. Thus, electrical energy can be delivered to the electrically powered rotatable shaft without a direct electrical connection. The present invention is particularly useful in applications requiring large diameter through-hole dimensions.