Structural Mechanics Review for the Drive Design of the Animal Vaccine-Free Injection Syringe (Jet Injector)
A needleless automatic injection syringe (Jet Injector) is a device that delivers drugs into the skin and tissues using high-speed fluid jets without the use of injection needles. Jet Injector's core technology is to penetrate the stratum corneum of the skin by converting pressure energy generated in the driving unit into fluid kinetic energy, and structural loads and dynamic responses generated in this process directly affect the performance and durability of the device. Therefore, the structural mechanical design of the drive unit can be said to be a key factor in securing the reliability and injection accuracy of the Jet Injector. This paper is intended to provide the basis data for the basic design of the drive unit of the "Animal Vaccine-free Automatic Injection Syringe (hereinafter referred to as the "Jet Injector"), and this calculation data provides basic data for the design. Based on this, it is possible to design the drive unit according to various assumptions and given conditions, and the expected performance can be reasonably inferred according to the design.