Industry | Loading Pattern | Special Considerations |
---|---|---|
Automotive | Hexagonal packing (17% space efficiency gain) | Rotate connecting rods every 2 minutes |
Jewelry | Silicone mat with peg grid (prevents entanglement) | Gemstone orientation away from transducers |
Medical | Single-layer loading (ISO 13485 compliance) | Lumens parallel to energy waves |
Electronics | Non-conductive separators (PTFE spacers) | Avoid component shadowing |
Material | Optimal Setup | Risk Factors |
---|---|---|
Aluminum | Isolated from steel (prevent galvanic corrosion) | Pitting if >40kHz |
Plastics | Floating tray configuration | Deformation at >50°C |
Glass | Felt-lined compartments | Microfractures from collisions |
Titanium | Axial alignment with transducers | Hydrogen embrittlement risk |
Error | Consequence | Solution |
---|---|---|
Overlapping gears | 68% cleaning efficiency loss | Use tooth engagement preventers |
Direct transducer contact | 400% faster part erosion | Install silicone dampers |
Mixed metallurgy loading | Galvanic corrosion initiation | Implement material zoning |
Vertical stacking | 92% shadow area creation | Apply horizontal layering |
Adhering to these professional loading protocols can increase cleaning efficiency by 40-70% while reducing part damage incidents by 90%. Always validate setups with witness samples before full-scale production runs.