From AIRBRASIVE
The basic operating principle of the Airbrasive®, micro abrasive blasting, machines are quite simple: a gas-propelled stream of finely-graded abrasive particles, closely controlled by a vibrator, is driven against the work piece. Material is removed from the work by the impinging particles, virtually without shock because of the low inertia of, say 27-micron particles. For the same reason, very little heat is generated, and this is instantly dissipated in the cooling stream of the gas propellant. The gas propellant is typically compressed air.
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Topics of Interest
There are six key factors involved in the machining process. Each factor is a variable that can be altered by the user in order to produce the desired effect. Each is briefly explained below. Air...
Airbrasive MSDS...
3.1 Surface Preparation There have been many publications on bonding that discuss the preparation of substrates. They all stress the fact that a clean surface is paramount to achieving a good bond.
OVERVIEW Fluidized bed finishing, also called turbo-abrasive finishing, was developed at the Soviet Research Institute for Abrasives and Grinding (VNIIASh) (Kremen & Massarsky 1977). In this process...
1.1 Propulsion The Random House College Dictionary defines propulsion as "the act of propelling, the state of being propelled, a propelling force or impulse" and defines the verb propel as "to drive,...
