Sonic water jet nozzle

Fluid sprinkling – spraying – and diffusing – With means to vibrate or jiggle discharge

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2395905, B05B 1706

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043939910

ABSTRACT:
A nozzle body has an elongated, conical passage with the smaller end opening facing in the direction it is desired the jet to travel. At right angles thereto, a fitting in the nozzle body interconnects with a supply of pressurized water. The pressurized water enters into a manifold or plenum surrounding a chamber in which a sonic transducer is located. The manifold wall has a plurality of openings arranged in a circle for directing pressurized water into the conical chamber along each of the openings. Water from the manifold serves to fill the enclosure containing the sonic transducer to provide full fluid coupling throughout the entire interior of the jet nozzle construction. A set of fins are arranged about the walls defining the conical passage to stabilize water moving therethrough and reduce any tendency to rotate on emission.

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