Fluid Dispersing Device Uniform Flow Distribution

The diffuser is divided into multiple peripheral holes instead of a single central hole. This segmentation distributes the fluid flow into multiple smaller streams, preventing the high-velocity single jet that causes agitation and unnecessary circulation. The fluid is introduced through several peripheral holes arranged around the diffuser perimeter, achieving uniform distribution without harmful flow patterns.

Instead of introducing fluid through a central hole from the bottom, the invention inverts the approach by providing holes at the periphery of the diffuser. This reverses the conventional central-introduction method and eliminates the agitation problem by distributing flow across the periphery rather than concentrating it in the center.

The invention extracts and eliminates the complex dispersing space structure from the system. Instead of creating a separate dispersion zone with additional components, the uniform flow rate distribution is achieved directly at the diffuser level through optimally positioned peripheral holes, simplifying the overall device structure.

The diffuser holes are strategically positioned at the periphery with specific spacing and orientation. This local optimization of hole placement creates uniform flow distribution across the reaction channels without requiring a complex overall dispersing structure. Each peripheral hole is positioned to target specific openings, achieving precision through local design rather than global complexity.