Düsenstöcken

Düsenstöcken is a German term that can be translated as “nozzle stacks” or “nozzle rods.” It is not a standard term with a single, universally accepted definition; rather, it describes assemblies or components that comprise multiple nozzles arranged in a stack or array within a device.

In engineering and manufacturing contexts, nozzle stacks are used to distribute fluids or gases over a larger area, shape spray patterns, or provide redundancy or uniform flow. They appear in spray-coating equipment, cooling systems, combustion chambers, and various propulsion or nozzle assemblies. Typical design considerations include accurate alignment, appropriate spacing, and compatibility with supply lines and mounting interfaces.

Variations of nozzle stacks can be vertical, horizontal, or radial in arrangement. Materials are selected based on the medium and operating conditions, ranging from standard metals to corrosion-resistant alloys. Manufacturing methods may involve precision machining, brazing, or welding, and quality checks often focus on nozzle alignment, flow distribution, and absence of leaks or blockages.

Because the expression is not standardized, you may encounter different spellings or preferred terms in manuals or patents. When precision is required, it is advisable to refer to the individual component as a nozzle (Düse) and to describe its mounting arrangement explicitly, rather than relying on the broader label Düsenstöcken.

See also Düse, Düsenkopf, Nozzle.