Wall component
AssigneeRösler Holding GmbH
InventorRüdiger BÖHM
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Abstract
A work container for a vibratory grinding system has a wall component that is provided with macro elevations and with micro elevations.
Claims19
A wall component of a work container for a vibratory grinding system, said wall component comprising an outer jacket surface which extends about a center axis, and an inner wall that is provided with a profiling that has a microstructure in the form of parallel micro elevations and micro depressions,
- wherein a macrostructure in the form of macro elevations is superposed on the microstructure.
A work container for a vibratory grinding system, said work container comprising a wall component and a base, said wall component comprising an outer jacket surface which extends about a center axis, and an inner wall that is provided with a profiling that has a microstructure in the form of parallel micro elevations and micro depressions, wherein a macrostructure in the form of macro elevations is superposed on the microstructure.
A method for the vibratory grinding of components in a work container, said work container comprising a wall component and a base, said wall component comprising an outer jacket surface which extends about a center axis, and an inner wall that is provided with a profiling that has a microstructure in the form of parallel micro elevations and micro depressions, wherein a macrostructure in the form of macro elevations is superposed on the microstructure, wherein
- the components have a minimum dimension of Dmin,
- the micro depressions have, in a sectional plane extending perpendicular to the center axis, a circular arc-shaped contour that is symmetrical to a radial beam and that has a radius RMicro, and
- the macro elevations have, in a sectional plane extending perpendicular to the center axis, a circular arc-shaped contour that is symmetrical to a radial beam and that has a radius RMacro, wherein
- RMacro is greater than RMicro, and
- RMicro is between 0.5 and 2 times Dmin, and/or
- RMacro is between 3 and 50 times Dmin.
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