Wood plank and method of manufacturing the same
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US11148166B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11148166-B2 |
| Application number | US-202016824997-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Mar 20, 2020 |
| Priority date | Mar 20, 2020 |
| Publication date | Oct 19, 2021 |
| Grant date | Oct 19, 2021 |
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A fluid-flow-modification plate comprises a monolithic body, having an inlet-side surface and an outlet-side surface, a first passage, a second passage, a third passage, and a fourth passage. The first passage, the second passage, the third passage, and the fourth passage each extend between the inlet-side surface and the outlet-side surface. The first passage and the second passage intersect each other at a first intersection boundary. The third passage and the fourth passage intersect each other at a second intersection boundary. The first passage and the third passage do not intersect each other. The second passage and the fourth passage do not intersect each other. The first-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary has only two points of intersection with the fourth-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary. The second-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary has only two points of intersection with the third-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary.
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A fluid-flow-modification plate ( 200 ), comprising: a monolithic body ( 300 ), having an inlet-side surface ( 301 ) and an outlet-side surface ( 302 ); a first passage ( 501 ), extending between the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) and the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) and comprising: a first-passage inlet opening ( 511 ), having a first-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 311 ), defined in the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); and a first-passage outlet opening ( 521 ), having a first-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 411 ), defined in the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); a second passage ( 502 ), extending between the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) and the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) and comprising: a second-passage inlet opening ( 512 ), having a second-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 312 ), defined in the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); and a second-passage outlet opening ( 522 ), having a second-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 412 ), defined in the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); a third passage ( 503 ), extending between the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) and the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) and comprising: a third-passage inlet opening ( 513 ), having a third-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 313 ), defined in the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); and a third-passage outlet opening ( 523 ), having a third-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 413 ), defined in the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); and a fourth passage ( 504 ), extending between the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) and the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) and comprising: a fourth-passage inlet opening ( 514 ), having a fourth-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 314 ), defined in the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); and a fourth-passage outlet opening ( 524 ), having a fourth-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 414 ), defined in the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); and wherein: the first passage ( 501 ) and the second passage ( 502 ) intersect each other at a first intersection boundary ( 530 ); the third passage ( 503 ) and the fourth passage ( 504 ) intersect each other at a second intersection boundary ( 531 ); the first passage ( 501 ) and the third passage ( 503 ) do not intersect each other; the second passage ( 502 ) and the fourth passage ( 504 ) do not intersect each other; the first-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 311 ) has only two points of intersection with the fourth-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 314 ); the first-passage inlet opening ( 511 ) and the second-passage inlet opening ( 512 ) are separated from each other at least by a portion of the inlet-side surface ( 301 ); the first-passage inlet opening ( 511 ) and the third-passage inlet opening ( 513 ) are separated from each other at least by a portion of the inlet-side surface ( 301 ); the second-passage inlet opening ( 512 ) and the third-passage inlet opening ( 513 ) are separated from each other at least by a portion of the inlet-side surface ( 301 ); the third-passage inlet opening ( 513 ) and the fourth-passage inlet opening ( 514 ) are separated from each other at least by a portion of the inlet-side surface ( 301 ); the second-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 412 ) has only two points of intersection with the third-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 413 ); the first-passage outlet opening ( 521 ) and the second-passage outlet opening ( 522 ) are separated from each other at least by a portion of the outlet-side surface ( 302 ); the first-passage outlet opening ( 521 ) and the third-passage outlet opening ( 523 ) are separated from each other at least by a portion of the outlet-side surface ( 302 ); the first-passage outlet opening ( 521 ) and the fourth-passage outlet opening ( 524 ) are separated from each other at least by a portion of the outlet-side surface ( 302 ); and the third-passage outlet opening ( 523 ) and the fourth-passage outlet opening ( 524 ) are separated from each other at least by a portion of the outlet-side surface ( 302 ). 2. The fluid-flow-modification plate ( 200 ) according to claim 1 , wherein a sum of a smallest cross-sectional area of the first passage ( 501 ) and a smallest cross sectional area of the fourth passage ( 504 ) is greater than an area, circumscribed by the first-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 311 ) and the fourth-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 314 ). 3. The fluid-flow-modification plate ( 200 ) according to claim 2 , wherein the sum of the smallest cross-sectional area of the first passage ( 501 ) and the smallest cross sectional area of the fourth passage ( 504 ) is no more than 50% greater than the area, circumscribed by the first-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 311 ) and the fourth-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 314 ). 4. The fluid-flow-modification plate ( 200 ) according to claim 1 , wherein at least one of the first-passage inlet opening ( 511 ), the second-passage inlet opening ( 512 ), the third-passage inlet opening ( 513 ), and the fourth-passage inlet opening ( 514 ) is chamfered. 5. The fluid-flow-modification plate ( 200 ) according to claim 1 , wherein at least one of the first-passage outlet opening ( 521 ), the second-passage outlet opening ( 522 ), the third-passage outlet opening ( 523 ), and the fourth-passage outlet opening ( 524 ) is chamfered. 6. The fluid-flow-modification plate ( 200 ) according claim 1 , wherein the first-passage inlet opening ( 511 ), the second-passage inlet opening ( 512 ), the third-passage inlet opening ( 513 ), and the fourth-passage inlet opening ( 514 ) are collectively arranged in a first circumferentially closed formation ( 367 ). 7. The fluid-flow-modification plate ( 200 ) according to claim 6 , further comprising: a fifth passage ( 561 ), extending between the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) and the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) and comprising: a fifth-passage inlet opening ( 571 ), having a fifth-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 321 ), defined in the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); and a fifth-passage outlet opening ( 575 ), having a fifth-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 421 ), defined in the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); a sixth passage ( 562 ), extending between the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) and the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) and comprising: a sixth-passage inlet opening ( 572 ), having a sixth-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 322 ), defined in the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); and a sixth-passage outlet opening ( 576 ), having a sixth-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 422 ), defined in the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); a seventh passage ( 563 ), extending between the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) and the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) and comprising: a seventh-passage inlet opening ( 573 ), having a seventh-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 323 ), defined in the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); and a seventh-passage outlet opening ( 577 ), having a seventh-passage-outlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 423 ), defined in the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) of the monolithic body ( 300 ); and an eighth passage ( 564 ), extending between the inlet-side surface ( 301 ) and the outlet-side surface ( 302 ) and comprising: an eighth-passage inlet opening ( 574 ), having an eighth-passage-inlet-opening perimeter boundary ( 324 ), defined in the inlet-side surf
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