What effects will it have if I draw the nozzle-to-throat distance of the injector as too short?
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When I was designing the acid-base ejector 1511, the blueprint specified PVC material; now it has been changed to F40 steel lining. I want to thicken the plate above the F40 nozzle, but an error in the length calculations resulted in the throat distance being reduced by 5 mm. I would like to know if this will affect the impingement coefficient
To avoid what I say from sounding like advertising, I can only tell you that I work at Changqing Chemical Anti-corrosion Equipment Co., Ltd. You can search for our company online; we have been in business for 30 years now. Currently, the materials used for injectors include stainless steel, PP, fiberglass reinforced plastic, steel lined with fluoropolymer, steel lined with plastic, and Hastelloy.
I’ve only been working at the company for 3 years, and my manager told me to find information on my own to learn about *; he said that one can truly master the concept of injectors only by learning it by oneself. Just relying on him to teach us won’t foster a spirit of exploration :(
If it meets national standards, there will be no issue. The WGP/WNP injector models 1007, 1511, 2014/2216, 2518, 3023, 3223, and 3225 are standard products; custom-made versions are produced according to specific parameters