Sugino Machine Limited

Shunji Otani

Hiroki Haremaki

Masaaki Sugimura

Hajime Sakurai

Koji Sugita

Seiko Kinoshita

An excess sprayed coating removal device for removing excess sprayed coatings adhering to the inner surface of a crank chamber of a multi-cylinder engine includes: a rotatable nozzle inserted in a first small chamber, movable in a direction parallel to the axial direction of a cylinder bore communicating with the first small chamber, and jets high-pressure water toward the leading end side thereof; and at least a single of shields that are each inserted into a second small chamber adjacent to the first small chamber to face into a communication hole, the shields protecting from the high-pressure water a sprayed coating sprayed on the inner surface of the cylinder bore communicating with the second small chamber. The shields have a block portion in a region facing into the communication hole, the block portion configured to shut the high-pressure water jetted from the nozzle and passes through the communication hole.

Excess sprayed coating removal device, shield plate, and shield unit

A simple water jet peening method is usable for a smaller device, and allows use of an existing underwater washing machine. The method includes immersing an object in a water based washing liquid in a washing bath to have a processing surface at a distance of at least 100 mm and less than 300 mm from a liquid surface of the water based washing liquid, and jetting the water based washing liquid from a nozzle downward toward the object in the water based washing liquid contained in the washing bath.

Water jet peening method

A lance nozzle injecting fluid includes a shaft body, a first nozzle hole, and a second nozzle hole. The shaft body internally includes a flow path of the fluid. The first nozzle hole is disposed on a leading end side of the shaft body, and generates a first jet in a first injecting direction inclining to a base end side of the shaft body with respect to a direction perpendicular to an axial direction of the shaft body. The second nozzle hole is disposed on a base end side of the first nozzle hole in the shaft body, and generates a second jet in a second injecting direction inclining to a leading end side of the shaft body with respect to a direction perpendicular to an axial direction of the shaft body.

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Toyama, Japan

Shunji Otani