Rectifier and flowmeter
AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsRui Liu, Wen Peng, Dong Luo, Li Yang
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Abstract
A rectifier and a flowmeter, the rectifier including a fairing, wherein a first rectifying section (1) positioned at the upstream, a reducing section (2) positioned at the midstream and a second rectifying section (3) positioned at the downstream, can be arranged in the fairing. The first rectifying section and the second rectifying section are respectively provided with a group of rectifying channels parallel to the flow direction of fluid, and a through-hole (21) can be formed in the reducing section. The rectifier can provide improved rectification effects.
Claims9
A rectifier, comprising:
- a fairing comprising a first fairing section positioned in an upstream location, a reducing section positioned in a midstream location and a second fairing positioned in a downstream location, wherein the first fairing section and the second fairing section each include a plurality of fairing channels parallel to a direction of a flow of a fluid, the reducing section having a through-hole therein, wherein a diameter of the through-hole is smaller outlet as compared to a diameter at an upstream location and wherein the reducing section comprises side wall channels through which the fluid passes, the side wall channels extending in a direction parallel to the direction of the flow of the fluid.
A rectifier, comprising:
- a fairing comprising a first rectifying section positioned in an upstream location, a reducing section positioned in a midstream location and a second rectifying positioned in a downstream location, wherein the first rectifying section and the second rectifying section each include a plurality of rectifying channels parallel to a direction of a flow of a fluid, wherein the reducing section comprises a through-hole therein and wherein the reducing section comprises side wall channels through which the fluid passes, the side wall channels extending in a direction parallel to the direction of the flow of the fluid.
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