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Everyone, help me figure out what this means

2017-08-27View Original

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What is the English term for vacuum ejector parameters?
Reply #22017-08-28
My feeling is that the line below represents the total amount of wet material, while the line above represents the dry gas mixed within it.
Reply #32017-08-28
There are gases in the material, which means it is a two-phase flow.
Reply #42017-08-28
Steam ejectors: one type has upper and lower limits for the flow rate of the gas being ejected, while another type has an upper limit for the flow rate of the liquid being ejected.
Reply #52017-08-28
It should be a performance parameter, but I’m not entirely sure; maybe the post was posted in the wrong forum, haha
Reply #62017-08-29
It’s not a mistake in sending – such cases do exist; in two-phase flow materials, there is both a liquid phase and a gas phase, and expansion occurs during operation.

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