Spray nozzle fluid distribution system
AssigneeAMSTED Industries Incorporated
InventorsRichard H. Harrison, Jr., Bryan F. Garrish
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AssigneeAMSTED Industries Incorporated
InventorsRichard H. Harrison, Jr., Bryan F. Garrish
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A large nozzle is provided which may be used in a distribution system comprising multiple nozzles to uniformly distribute fluid to an underlying surface. The nozzle is non-clogging, operates at very low spray pressures, and evenly distributes fluid over a wide area. The nozzle comprises a main body and an underlying dual pyramid shaped deflecting means. In operation, the nozzle produces multiple uniform flat planes of fluid. When used in a distribution system comprising a plurality of nozzles, the planes of fluid from one nozzle intersect with planes of fluid from other nozzles multiple times in all directions about the nozzle to disperse the fluid. The nozzle is also provided with a flow reducing insert means and a flow directing device. A novel method of fastening the large nozzle to the header pipe is also provided.
A fluid distribution device comprising:
A method of distributing a fluid stream comprising the steps of:
A fluid distribution system comprising a plurality of fluid distribution nozzles, each nozzle consisting of a main body and a fluid stream deflector, said main body having a longitudinal axis and a wall with a wall thickness, said wall defining a generally cylindrical axial throughbore, and said fluid stream deflector comprising a top member and a bottom member, each of said top and bottom members having a top and bottom face, said top face having a plurality of sloping sides which form a centrally located vertex, said vertex centered and supported in a vertically spaced relation underneath said axial throughbore of said main body, said bottom member top face having a plurality of sides in the shape of a frustrum of an obtuse angle pyramid with said top member of said deflector centered on said top side of said bottom member,
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