What is cavitationin terms of ultrasonic?

Cavitation is an effect which is generated into liquids by intensive ultrasonic waves. The resulting pressure waves make vacuum bubbles which implode subsequently. As a consequence of these implosions at very high pressures and temperatures arises in combination along with liquid jets of up to 1000km/h. At surfaces, such mechanical forces loosen impurities; therefore they can be flushed away along with the cleaning liquid. For an exhaustive cavitation and by which for intensive cleaning high amplitudes and a low ultrasonic frequency (around. 20 kHz) are required. Ultrasonic Cleaners are used within various industries for a number of applications.