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US 11,815,056 B2Granted
Method of manufacturing orifice
AssigneeKorea Aerospace Research Institute
InventorJisung Lee
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Abstract
A method of manufacturing an orifice is provided to make the orifice capable of spraying a very small amount of fluid in an ultra-high pressure and very low temperature environments. The method also makes it possible to provide the orifice with reduced volume and mass. More specifically, the method effectively realizes a desired hydraulic performance through a simple manufacturing method in which a part of a capillary pipe is pressed to form a channel region having a cross section close to a rectangular shape.
Claims5
A method of manufacturing an orifice, the method comprising:
- a body portion preparing step of preparing a body portion in which a hollow having a circular cross section is formed;
- a stress value calculating step of calculating a stress value required for a predetermined desired flow rate value according to the following relationship equation between a flow rate and a stress:
- S
- =
- 1
- C
- 2
-
- ln
-
- (
- m
- .
- C
- 1
- )
- ,
- wherein {dot over (m)} is the flow rate (g/s), S is the stress (N/m2), C1 is a positive constant (g/s), and C2 is a negative constant (m2/N);
- and
- a pressed portion manufacturing step of manufacturing a pressed portion in which the hollow becomes a slit by pressing at least a partial region of the body portion with a pressing force corresponding to a value of the stress calculated in the stress value calculating step,
- wherein
- in the stress value calculating step, a value of C1 is 4.0437 and a value of C2 is −3*10−9,
- in the pressed portion manufacturing step, an area value of the pressed portion is calculated according to the following relationship equation:
- A
- =
- WL
- =
- (
- 2
- t
- +
- π
-
- D
- i
- 2
- )
-
- L
- ,
- wherein A is an area (m2) of the pressed portion, W is a width (m) of the pressed portion, L is a length (m) of the pressed portion, t is a thickness (m) of a wall of the body portion, and Di is an inner diameter (m) of the body portion, and
- the pressing force is calculated from the following relationship equation:
- F=SA,
- wherein F is the pressing force (N), S is the Stress (N/m2), and A is the area (m2) of the pressed portion.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.