Apparatus for detecting intensity and/or density of shot blastin

Metal deforming – By shot-blasting

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73 11, 7386173, B24C 110, G01L 500

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051136805

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is an apparatus for detecting at least one of an intensity and a density of shot blasting during shot treatment, which includes a shot bombardment and propagation member including a first part to be bombarded by a shot stream for generating elastic waves when bombarded by the shot stream and a second part for propagating the elastic waves therethrough, a transducer for receiving the elastic waves from the shot bombardment and propagation member and transducing the elastic waves into a high-frequency electrical signal, and a measuring circuit detecting at least one of the number of times of shot bombardment and the intensity of shot bombardment on the basis of the high-frequency electrical signal.

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