An experimental study of important parameters for the operation of a continuous-flow fluidic pump.

S. M. Robinson; R. M. Counce; G. V. Smith

An experimental study of important parameters for the operation of a continuous-flow fluidic pump.

S. M. Robinson, R. M. Counce, G. V. Smith

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Abstract

Results of experiments which investigated a variety of parameters in the operation of continuous flow fluidic pumps are presented. They are divided into steady state response of the system to operational parameters, and non steady state response of the system to input parameters (known as a self stabilization mechanism). Qualitative data on these parameters can be used to compare the pumping system with alternatives.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	J. FLUID CONTROL
Volume	19
Edition	2 , Sep. 1988, p.7-21.
State	Published - 1988

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