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US 6,402,062 B1Granted
High-pressure spray nozzle
AssigneeLechler GmbH
InventorsLothar Bendig, Thomas Schenk
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AssigneeLechler GmbH
InventorsLothar Bendig, Thomas Schenk
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Known high-pressure spray nozzles tend to develop wear at outlet edges for a flat stream because of fluid emerging at very high pressure. It has already been proposed to provide, on the nozzle bodies, instead of transverse continuous outwardly open groove-shaped cuts, outlet channels with a cross-sectional pattern that expands outward trumpetwise in an elliptical shape or to prevent any contact between the nozzle body and the high-pressure stream at the outlet edge. It is now proposed to provide the outlet channel with an elliptical cross section, with expansion of the cross section exclusively in the direction of the major semiaxis but with no increase in dimension in the direction of the minor semiaxis. In this way, the flat stream to be formed can be guided and held together without wear at an outlet edge. The nozzle can be used as a high-pressure flat stream nozzle for de-scaling.
High-pressure spray nozzle with a rotationally symmetrical nozzle body comprising a coaxial supply bore for fluid to be sprayed which tapers to an elliptical opening, said elliptical opening forming an entrance opening for an outlet channel that terminates in an elliptical outlet opening, with a larger cross section than that of said elliptical opening, located in a flat end surface of said nozzle body that is perpendicular to an axis of said nozzle body, wherein only areas of side walls of said outlet channel that abut a major semiaxis are expanded in the flow direction while side walls of said outlet channel that abut a minor semiaxis run essentially parallel to the axis of said supply bore so that essentially no change in a cross section of said outlet channel along said minor semiaxis is present.
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