Advanced CFD Simulation for Designing a Compact Hydraulic Orifice and Mouthpiece Monitoring Device: Characterizing Fluid Properties with Precision
Keywords:
Compact Hydraulic Orifice and Mouthpiece Monitoring Device, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Pressures, Viscosities, DensitiesAbstract
This paper presents a study on the development of a Compact Hydraulic Orifice and Mouthpiece Monitoring Device (CHOMD) using advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations. The CHOMD is designed to accurately characterize fluid properties in hydraulic systems, enabling precise monitoring and control of fluid flow. The researchfocuses on improving performance and compactness, which is crucial for enhancing efficiency and safety in various engineering applications.The optimized CHOMD design exhibits superior performance in accurately characterizing fluid properties compared to traditional
monitoring devices. The paper discusses potential applications in various engineering sectors and envisions future research directions.
for further miniaturization and integration into autonomous and smart
fluid control systems.
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