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Rules of Thumb for Ejector Motive Gas estimate 1
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Motive gas flow required will increase with both suction flow rate and differential pressure requirements. It is basically an energy balance.
For eductors, I think the high number of variable prevents ROTs from being reliable or practical. Such ROTs can be stated but they have to be qualified by a number of conditions.
The dynamics of a gas (e.g. steam) ejector are interesting. You can get a sense of these dynamics by studying the curves provided by the manufacturers. There's plenty of good info on this on the internet. For example, google "Steam jet ejectors performance curves".
The dynamics of a gas (e.g. steam) ejector are interesting. You can get a sense of these dynamics by studying the curves provided by the manufacturers. There's plenty of good info on this on the internet. For example, google "Steam jet ejectors performance curves".
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