Abstract
The effect of the superposition location of ultrasonic fields on the sonochemical reaction rate was investigated using a sonochemical reactor with four transducers at 486 kHz. The transducers were attached at the bottom, upper side middle side, and lower side of a vessel. The reaction rate of potassium iodide in aqueous solution was measured. In the cases of the upper and bottom transducers, and the lower and bottom transducers, the synergy effect of sonochemical efficiency was observed. The amount of synergy effect for the upper and bottom transducers increased with increasing electric power.
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