Solar Panel Spray Manifold

Create a spray manifold and nozzle assembly for a solar panel cleaning robot. All dimensions in millimetres. The origin is the centre of the manifold tube. The tube axis is the X axis. The assembly is symmetric about X = 0. Keep each numbered group below as a separate, named feature. 1. MANIFOLD TUBE - Brass or stainless tube, 12 outer diameter, 8 inner diameter, running X = -567 to +567. - Solid end caps, 14 outer diameter x 8 long, at X = +/-567 to +/-575, each with a 1 mm chamfer. The end caps are plugs that seal the bore. 2. SPRAY NOZZLES (10 total) - Place one nozzle at each of X = -520, -385, -260, -160, -60, +60, +160, +260, +385, +520. - Each nozzle points down and toward -Y in the YZ plane, with its axis at 45 degrees below horizontal, on the line through the tube axis in the direction (Y = -0.7071, Z = -0.7071). - Each nozzle consists of: a) A threaded base boss, 10 outer diameter x 3 mm tall from the tube surface, with a 3 mm bore going into the tube bore. b) A cylindrical body, 8 outer diameter x 5 long, with a 3 mm bore. c) A tapered conical tip, 4 long, narrowing from 8 outer diameter to 4 outer diameter, with a 0.8 mm orifice at the tip. d) A 0.6 mm wide x 1 mm deep V-groove across the tip, oriented so the spray opens into a flat fan along the X axis, parallel to the tube. - Total nozzle length from the tube surface is 12 mm, which puts the tip centre at Y = -12.7, Z = -12.7 relative to the tube axis for each nozzle. - Use a linear pattern or mirror for the repeats, so all ten are identical. 3. FEED PIPES (two, mirrored about X = 0, at X = +330 and X = -330) Each is a 10 outer diameter, 6 inner diameter pipe with a 90 degree elbow: - A horizontal leg along Y at Z = 15, from Y = +44 to Y = 0. The first 12 mm of it, Y = +32 to +44, is the section that passes through the frame port. It must fit a 12 mm hole. - Two small barb rings, 11 outer diameter x 1.5 wide, at Y = +40 and Y = +37. - A vertical leg at Y = 0 running from Z = 15 down into the tube top at Z = 6, with a 6 mm bore joining the tube bore. - A 5 mm fillet on the outside of the elbow. 4. CLIP SEATS - Mark three plain 12 mm outer diameter regions on the tube, 20 mm long, at X = -450, 0 and +450, with no nozzles or fittings on them. These are where the frame's C-clips hold the tube. Name the parts: tube, end caps, nozzles, feed pipes.

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