November 15, 2007
Ejector, Eductor
Ejector is a device in which (a) a motive fluid flows from a region of high pressure through a nozzle into a low
pressure-mixing zone, developing a high velocity
(b) the motive fluid mixes with a load fluid entering the mixing zone, and (c) the mixture flows through a diffuser into a region at
a pressure higher than the load-fluid supply pressure.
Advantages:
* Large capacity ejector can be constructed because of simple structure and no moving parts.
* Maintenance free
* Corrosive gas can be treated because of wide range of material construction.
* Low initial cost
Disadvantages:
* High operating cost
* Noise pollution in case of relieving directly to the atmosphere
* A large amount of waste water
* Narrow operating range
HERE ARE TYPICAL INFORMATION TO VENDORS
1. Item Number
2. Type
3. Quantity
4. Design Condition
* Pressure
* Temperature
7. Operating Condition
1. Motive Fluid
* Flow rate
* Pressure
* Temperature
* Specific Gravity
2. Suction Fluid
* Flow rate
* Pressure
* Temperature
* Specific Gravity
3. Discharge Fluid
* Flow rate
* Pressure
* Temperature
* Specific Gravity
4. Size and Connection
* Motive Fluid (Steam)
* Suction
* Discharge
5. Materials
* Head and diffuser
* Motive Nozzle
* Bolt and Nuts
* Gasket
* Flange
6. NDE
7. Pressure (Hydrotest)
8. Location
* Line no.
> Motive Fluid
> Suction
> Discharge
* P & ID
SOME EJECTOR (EDUCTOR) VENDORS
1. Dongsuh Machinery Co. http://www.dongsuhmachinery.co.kr
2. Graham Corporation http://www.gppltd.u-net.com





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