The Science Behind Sound-Induced Separation
Sound waves traveling through liquids create a physical reaction that Amerada has harnessed for the oil & gas industry. When vibratory sound effects are introduced into oil, the sound energy travels through the medium by causing molecules to vibrate in a wave-like motion. As particles are freed from their suspended state, gravity separation takes effect, causing contaminants to fall and separate from the clean oil.
Understanding Molecular Vibration
Sound waves transfer energy from molecule to molecule through vibration
Molecular proximity in liquids allows efficient energy transfer
Particles maintain position while vibrations travel through the medium
No physical displacement of the oil occurs during sound transmission