Orifice plate orientation issue
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Is a perforated plate one in which flow enters through a flared opening and exits through an acute-angle opening?
I have never seen a hole plate like this before.....
Generally, this is the case: the calculation formulas and orifice plate designs vary slightly among different manufacturers, so it’s best to consult the manufacturer
You must have put it on backwards! Both two-way orifice plates have guide angles.
Inflows through an acute-angle opening, and flows out through a trumpet-shaped opening
I want to know who works in this industry.
The orifice plate has an acute-angle inlet and a flared outlet; as far as I remember, the nozzle has a flared inlet and a narrow outlet.
Inflows through an acute-angle opening, and flows out through a trumpet-shaped opening
Throttling device – a throttling device is what performs the function of throttling. Throttling means small entry and large exit.
You’re leading people astray, brother; it should be a process of gradual improvement. I can’t say it applies to everyone, but at least to most people
It must be in the acute angle direction, or one should simply consider how throttling can be achieved; orifice plates generally have a throttling function