Low-flow stator and method

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1996-08-13

1998-07-14

Morris, Lesley D.

Fluid sprinkling, spraying, and diffusing

Flow deflecting or rotation controlling means

Fluid rotation inducing means upstream of outlet

239463, B05B 134

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057791600

ABSTRACT:
A low-flow stator (4), used upstream of a rotor (27) of a tank cleaning machine, includes a body (6) having a plurality of generally helical passageways (38) extending from a front surface (10) of the body to a rear surface (12) of the body. Each passageway has an entrance (40) and an exit (42), the exit being completely circumferentially offset from its corresponding entrance.

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Cloud Company, San Luis Obispo, CA. Literature re models 360, 700, 750 and 180 tank cleaning systems. Copyright 1990, 1991, 1992.

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