Electrofluidic transducer of the nozzle/plate type and hydraulic

Fluid handling – Pressure modulating relays or followers

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13762561, 13762562, 25112906, F15B 500, F15B 13043

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047050594

ABSTRACT:
The transducer comprises a piezoelectric double-layer plate, the movements of which, under the effect of electrical signals, directly control the flow from one or two spray nozzles. The plate is mounted in a floating manner, without any fastening, between fixed supports of the knuckle-type which do not impede the free deformation (flexion or bending) of the plate. The invention makes it possible to increase the "signal-voltage/movement" ratio of the plate and reduce the hysteresis to obtain greater accuracy and reliability of response.

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