Deflector Oil Bottle Design
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Deflector Oil Bottle Design
Deflector oil bottle design is a concept used in the design of oil bottles. It involves the placement of a deflector on the bottle, usually in the form of a cap, which contains a device that is designed to lessen the impact of oil spills and other liquid losses. The concept is based on the usage of deflector plates, which are designed to reduce the pressure of a stream of oil, gas or liquid by redirecting it away from its travelling direction. This helps to reduce the risk of a spill or leak, as the oil is not able to travel far if the deflector is in place. It also helps to reduce the quantity of a spill, as the reduced pressure of the stream causes the liquid to spread out rather than form a pool. The deflector can also be used to regulate the direction of the stream of oil, thus avoiding any contamination of the surrounding environment.
Oil bottle design, fluid mechanics, fluid dynamics, fluid control.
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