Everything about Calibrated Orifice totally explained
A
calibrated orifice is a restriction that's deliberately placed into a system of
pipes to set the flow rate through the system. The
orifice may be designed to produce
proportional flow (as in the
jet in a
carburetor), or
choked flow (as in a filtering bypass in a closed industrial cooling system, which might be designed to pass a particular flow rate through a filter assembly to maintain cleanliness of a closed-loop fluid system).
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