High pressure liquid rotary nozzle with viscous retarder

Fluid sprinkling – spraying – and diffusing – Distributor continuously moves relative to support during... – Reaction-type nozzle motive means

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384462, B05B 306

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ABSTRACT:
A small diameter high pressure liquid spray nozzle assembly has a small diameter elongated cylindrical body with a tubular nozzle shaft rotatably supported within the body. A stack of several identical radial ball bearings within a sealed bearing chamber in the body rotatably supports the shaft. The ball bearings are immersed in said chamber in a viscous liquid to provide viscous damping to retard speed of rotation of the nozzle shaft. A rotary high pressure liquid sealing assembly within the body between a high pressure liquid inlet to the body and an inlet to the shaft confine the flow of high pressure liquid to a flow passage within the body isolated from the interior of the bearing chamber. The viscous damping retardation is independent of the direction of the rotary nozzle shaft.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4660766 (1987-04-01), Nelson et al.
patent: 5503334 (1996-04-01), Pacht
patent: 5531380 (1996-07-01), Thompson, Sr.

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