Unsteady flow through a sharp-edged single-hole orifice placed in a pipe

V. Anantharaman; N. Waterson; G. Nakiboglu; Mustafa Perçin; Bas van Oudheusden

Unsteady flow through a sharp-edged single-hole orifice placed in a pipe

V. Anantharaman, N. Waterson, G. Nakiboglu, Mustafa Perçin, Bas van Oudheusden

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Abstract

Orifice plates or flow restrictions are key components used in industry for flow measurement and control. They find application in gas and liquid circuits of, e.g., lithography machines, nuclear power plants and aerospace propulsion systems [1]. They are used typically either for measuring flow-rate or to introduce a pressure drop for purposes of flow balancing. It is widely acknowledged in literature that the turbulent, unsteady nature of the flow through an orifice can be a source of structural vibration [

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the International Workshop on Non-Intrusive Optical Flow Diagnostic
Subtitle of host publication	Delft, The Netherlands
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	International Workshop on Non-Intrusive Optical Flow Diagnostics - TU Delft, The Aerospace Engineering Department, Delft, Netherlands Duration: 25 Oct 2016 → 26 Oct 2016 http://nioplex.eu/?tribe_events=nioplex-international-workshop-on-non-intrusive-optical-flow-diagnostics

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Conference	International Workshop on Non-Intrusive Optical Flow Diagnostics
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Delft
Period	25/10/16 → 26/10/16
Internet address	http://nioplex.eu/?tribe_events=nioplex-international-workshop-on-non-intrusive-optical-flow-diagnostics

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Unsteady flow through a sharp-edged single-hole orifice placed in a pipe

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