Ejektoreiden
Ejektoreiden, often referred to as ejectors, are devices that utilize a motive fluid, typically a gas or liquid, to entrain and move a secondary fluid. This process relies on the Venturi effect, where the high-velocity motive fluid creates a low-pressure zone that draws in the secondary fluid. As the mixture of motive and secondary fluid then passes through a diffuser section, the velocity decreases, and the pressure increases, allowing the entrained fluid to be discharged at a higher pressure than its initial suction pressure.
Ejektoreiden are broadly categorized based on the motive fluid used, such as steam ejectors, liquid jet ejectors,
A key advantage of ejektoreiden is their simplicity and robustness, often lacking moving parts, which translates