Experimental Investigation of Ultrasonic Welding on Non-metallic Material

Parmar, Umang; Pandya, D. H.

doi:10.1016/j.protcy.2016.03.062

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“…They have also revealed that amplitude is the most influencing factor out of three process variables. 11 Parmar and Pandya 12 performed an experimental investigation of ultrasonic welding on non-metallic material by selecting amplitude, time, and pressure as input variables and have executed ultrasonic welding on the acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS). The effect of these variables has been examined in terms of weld strength and revealed that amplitude is the most influencing factor for welding strength.…”

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Effect of ultrasonic welding process parameters on peel strength of membranes for tents

Hussen

Kyosev

Pietsch

et al. 2022

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics

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Ultrasonic welding is a universal, clean, and secure alternative joining method. Alternative joining technologies are used increasingly to fulfill specific functional requirements of the seam, such as fluid impermeability to achieve positive bonding during the assembly of technical textiles. In this research, the effect of important ultrasonic welding parameters on peel strength and weld seam thickness was investigated for flexible and lightweight textile material, which is a valuable innovative hybrid textile for technical applications like architectural, construction, and protective textiles. Three main welding parameters with three different levels were selected based on the preliminary test results of 6 and 12 mm welding widths, and a superimposed type of seam was applied. Light scanning microscopic images were used to examine the effective weld locations and their morphology at the joining interface. The parametric influence of ultrasonic welding technique on-seam quality and their tendencies in the relationship were analyzed. Optimized peel strength yielding parametric levels were also assessed numerically. The result shows that the optimal peel strength value was obtained at a welding speed of 2.318 m/min, power of 119.382 W, and pressure force of 349.729 N for a 12 mm welding width. The weld seam thickness had an inverse relationship with the peel strength, and a higher amount of thickness was reduced to 12 mm welding width than 6 mm. Microscopic cross-sectional image of weld seam indicated that a compressed yarn between the coating material at higher welding power and pressure force in lower welding speed. A nonlinear quadratic numerical model was developed to predict the peel strength, and their results were close to the regressed diagonal line against the actual points. The statistical analysis was carried out to show the significant effect of process parameters on peel strength, whereby the obtained results were statistically significant.

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Section: State-of-the-artmentioning

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Effect of ultrasonic welding process parameters on peel strength of membranes for tents

Hussen

Kyosev

Pietsch

et al. 2022

Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics

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“…Umang Parmar and et. al [1] conducted an experiment on ABS to ABS using process parameters Amplitude, Welding Pressure and Weld time to influence effect on Welding Strength and Microstructure characteristics and analyzed experimental reading through ANOVA and Response surface methodology. They concluded that highly effective parameter is Amplitude and Weld Pressure.…”

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Experimental Investigation of Ultrasonic Welding on Thermoplastic Material – A Review

Makwana¹,

Patel²

2017

IJERT

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Rapid performance and the absence of filler material in Ultrasonic welding has established itself as one the most effective techniques in manufacturing industry for fusing plastic assemblies. Faster joining and reliable process for developing plastic utility has increased in past decade. In Ultrasonic welding, by applying high-frequency vibratory energy and pressure, thermoplastics materials are joined without melting. Because of high-quality joints and low cost of Ultrasonic welding of Thermoplastic materials has become a popular process in the industry. In this research, experimental data of tensile strength of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) and Polycarbonate (PC) of material for ultrasonic welding on welding parameters like Amplitude, Weld time and Welding Pressure has been studied. Analysis of Variation (ANOVA) and Full Factorial method are used to determine the critical states and effects of the welding parameters.

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“…The welded materials will then be tested using a universal testing machine for joint strength and based on the conclusion of the results will be made. [1], At the point of convergence of ultrasonic plastic-welding machines, is the transducer get togetherhere and there suggested as the "stack." The stack incorporates 3 territories: the converter, supporter, and weld horn.…”

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Optimization of ultrasonically welded High density polyethylene with Medium density polyethylene

Asokan

Prasanna²

2021

Preprint

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Ultrasonic welding is a mechanical system whereby high-recurrence ultrasonic acoustic vibrations are privately connected to workpieces being held together compelled to make a strong state weld. It is usually utilized for plastics, and particularly for joining disparate materials. The point of the undertaking is to examine the quality of weld when unique materials are welded together. The sort of weld will rely upon an on-hold time, weld time, weight, and recurrence. Materials utilized will be HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) and a blend of HDPE-LDPE which is termed as MDPE (Medium density polyethylene). Diverse materials have distinctive properties and thus making a joint with wanted properties will give a better outcome. If one material has properties like better elasticity, pressure quality and other material have properties like pliability and flexibility and so forth then the blend of these materials will have properties of both the materials and when these kinds of materials are welded ultrasonically, they give a better outcome. Subsequently we will get a material which will give better quality with ease. Likewise, the material will be increasingly adaptable.

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Experimental Investigation of Ultrasonic Welding on Non-metallic Material

Cited by 18 publications

References 4 publications

Effect of ultrasonic welding process parameters on peel strength of membranes for tents

Effect of ultrasonic welding process parameters on peel strength of membranes for tents

Experimental Investigation of Ultrasonic Welding on Thermoplastic Material – A Review

Optimization of ultrasonically welded High density polyethylene with Medium density polyethylene

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