Housing with intersecting passages
AssigneeDelphi Technologies, Inc.
InventorsJonathan D. Arnold, Antonin Cheron
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AssigneeDelphi Technologies, Inc.
InventorsJonathan D. Arnold, Antonin Cheron
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A housing for use in high-pressure fluid applications, comprising a first passage defining a first axis (P1) and a second passage defining a second axis (P2), wherein the first and second passages intersect at an opening defined by an intersection at one end of the second passage. When sectioned on a plane normal to the second axis (P2) and not intersecting the first passage, the intersection defines an ellipse (E) in the plane and centred on the second axis (P2), the ellipse having a major axis equal in length to the width (D2) of the intersection and a minor axis equal in length to the height (D1) of the intersection. A wall of the intersection describes a curve in the plane, the curve passing through the points where the major and minor axes of the ellipse (E) meet the perimeter of the ellipse (E), and through points which lie outside the ellipse (E) and which are offset from the ellipse (E) by an offset distance (K).
A housing for use in high-pressure fluid applications, the housing being provided with:
A housing for use in high-pressure fluid applications, the housing being provided with a first passage defining a first axis (P1) and a second passage defining a second axis (P2), wherein a third axis (P3) is mutually orthogonal to the first axis (P1) and the second axis (P2), and wherein the passages intersect at an opening defined by an intersection at one end of the second passage, the intersection being shaped so that, when sectioned on a plane normal to the second axis (P2) and not intersecting the first passage, at least two portions of the intersection each describe elliptical arcs defining two coplanar non-coincident ellipses, wherein each ellipse has a minor axis parallel to the first axis (P1) and a major axis parallel to the third axis (P3).
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