Surface roughening treatment method of object being treated, and apparatus therefor
OwnerMotohisa Aokiinventor
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Abstract
Disclosed are a method of causing abrasive grains to collide against and contact with an object being treated to form surfaces of the object being treated into a matte, specifically, a rotational magnetic field is applied on magnetic abrasive grains to cause the same to vibratingly move at random to collide against and contact with an object being treated to obtain a matte.
Claims14
An apparatus for using magnetic abrasive grains to perform treatment roughening surfaces of an object being treated, comprising a rotational magnetic field generating device connected to a three-phase alternating current power source and formed in the form of a motor/stator, a surface roughening treatment vessel in the form of a hollow cylinder arranged substantially coaxially in the rotational magnetic field generating device and made of a non-magnetic conductive material, the surface roughening treatment vessel being capable of receiving the object in the form of a hollow cylinder being treated, in a lumen thereof and having a volume capable of receiving magnetic abrasive grains being a processing medium, the rotational magnetic field generating device being wound in a manner of a two-pole motor/stator, and an iron core inserted into a lumen of the object being treated, received in the surface roughening treatment vessel to be able to hold and rotate the object being treated, about an axis thereof.
A method of performing treatment roughening surfaces of an object being treated, comprising the steps of:
- applying a three-phase alternating voltage to a rotational magnetic field generating device formed in a two-pole motor/stator to generate a rotational magnetic field, causing magnetic abrasive grains introduced into a surface roughening treatment vessel, which is in the form of a hollow cylinder and arranged in a lumen of the rotational magnetic field generating device, to move at random, and rotating an iron core arranged in a lumen of the surface roughening treatment vessel and causing magnetic abrasive grains to collide against and contact with surfaces of an object being treated, held on an outer surface of the iron core.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.