Fluidic Oscillator

By adopting a new switching mode combining acoustic cavity and shunt in the jet oscillator, a jet oscillator with higher frequency and lower friction loss is realized, solving the problems of high hydraulic loss and low oscillation frequency in the prior art, and is suitable for a wider range of microbubble generation applications.

CN113994105BActive Publication Date: 2025-03-25PERLEMAX LTD
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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202080032936.6
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2019-04-11
Filing Date
2020-04-11
Publication Date
2025-03-25
Estimated Expiration
2040-04-11

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Technical Problem

The existing jet oscillators have problems such as high hydraulic loss, low oscillation frequency, large friction loss and difficulty in controlling waveforms in the generation of micro bubbles, which limits their widespread use in industrial applications.

Method used

A new Desai-Zimmerman (DZFO) jet oscillator is designed, using a new switching mode combining acoustic cavity and shunt, which achieves higher oscillation frequency and lower friction losses through acoustic resonance mode, and can generate controllable waveforms.

Benefits of technology

Achieve higher oscillation frequencies (up to 20kHz), lower friction losses, enable smaller bubbles to be generated and amplitude optimization is achieved without excretion, suitable for a wider range of microbubble generation applications.

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Abstract

A novel fluidic oscillator is described, the fluidic oscillator comprising at least one inlet port (57) communicating with at least two outlets (61) via a nozzle region and two outlet ducts (58, 62) separated from each other by a splitter region, and each outlet duct comprising a resonant cavity (60) in fluid communication with the duct. The resonant cavity is key to controlling the oscillation of the device, and the fluidic oscillator operates by a novel acoustic switching mode.
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