Fluidic Component
AssigneeFDX Fluid Dynamix GmbH
InventorsBernhard Bobusch, Oliver Krüger, Jens Wintering
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AssigneeFDX Fluid Dynamix GmbH
InventorsBernhard Bobusch, Oliver Krüger, Jens Wintering
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A fluidic component having a flow chamber allowing a fluid flow to flow through, said fluid flow entering the flow chamber through an inlet opening of the flow chamber and emerging from the flow chamber through an outlet opening of the flow chamber, and which flow chamber has at least one means for changing the direction of the fluid flow at the outlet opening in a controlled manner. The flow chamber has a main flow channel, which interconnects the inlet opening and the outlet opening, and at least one auxiliary flow channel as a means for changing the direction of the fluid flow at the outlet opening in a controlled manner. The inlet opening has a larger cross-sectional area than the outlet opening or the inlet opening and the outlet opening have cross-sectional areas that are equal in size.
A mixing system for mixing two or more different fluids, the mixing system comprising a fluidic component having a flow chamber allowing a fluid flow to flow through, said fluid flow entering the flow chamber through an inlet opening of the flow chamber and emerging from the flow chamber through an outlet opening of the flow chamber, and which flow chamber has at least one means for changing the direction of the fluid flow at the outlet opening in a controlled manner to generate a spatial oscillation of the fluid flow at the outlet opening, wherein the flow chamber has a main flow channel, which interconnects the inlet opening and the outlet opening, and at least one auxiliary flow channel as a means for changing the direction of the fluid flow at the outlet opening in a controlled manner, wherein the inlet opening has a larger cross-sectional area than the outlet opening or the inlet opening and the outlet opening have cross-sectional areas that are equal in size, wherein the cross-sectional areas of the inlet opening and of the outlet opening are the smallest cross-sectional areas of the fluidic component through which the fluid flow passes when it enters the flow chamber and reemerges from the flow chamber, respectively.
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