RUSOrifice size and area calculator
The Orifice calculator allows you to increase or decrease an orifice two ways: By adding or subtracting an orifice dimension or by percent. For example, if you create an orifice in an apply piston, such as a servo, in order to allow cross-leaking oil to escape when the servo isn`t applied you can add that orifice dimension to the feed orifice to make up the difference of the leak you created by adding the orifice in the piston. Or, if you`re experimenting with orifices for performance enhancements you can increase or decrease the original orifice size based on percent. This allows you to use an accurate dimension as you experiment with orifice size for performance.
| Orifice Increase | |
|---|---|
| Original Size | |
| Area |
0.002
|
| Orifice Increase | |
| New Orifice Size |
0.060
|
| Area |
0.003
|
| Percentage of Increase | |
| New Orifice Size |
0.056
|
| Area |
0.002
|
| Orifice Decrease | |
|---|---|
| Original Size | |
| Area |
0.004
|
| Orifice Decrease | |
| New Orifice Size |
0.057
|
| Area |
0.003
|
| Percentage of Decrease | |
| New Orifice Size |
0.064
|
| Area |
0.003
|