Does a steam jet pump belong to pump equipment or heat exchange equipment?
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Some say it is a heat exchange device; I think it should be a power device.
It should belong to pump equipment; the heat exchanger is merely a component that goes along with it.
Equipment can also be classified in this way: lol. In my opinion, a steam jet pump is a type of fluid transfer device that is driven by steam.
Agree with the person above; steam is the power source, right?
The 1990 edition of Principles of Chemical Engineering classified jet pumps under the chapter on fluid transfer machinery; they should be considered fluid transfer equipment. Of course, its functions are not limited to transporting fluids; it can also be used for cooling, creating a vacuum, stirring (mixing), and more. This post was last edited by Pseudo Xiao Bao on 2009-3-4 at 19:49.]
Agree with the opinion on fluid transfer equipment
The monographs that have been studied in the most depth are those related to vacuum engineering and equipment; works on pumps and fluid systems remain only superficial
Literally speaking, since it is called a “steam jet pump,” it certainly belongs to the category of “pump equipment.” I’m not sure which type of equipment is called a “……pump” but still falls under the category of heat exchange equipment. :lol
It is a fluid transport device powered by steam.
It should be a fluid transfer device! There is a device that uses steam to heat water; its structure is similar to that of a jet pump, and its function is to raise the water temperature, but it is not considered a heat exchanger.
Why not call it a jetter? Why must it be called a jet pump? The term “jet pump” literally falls under the category of pumps; it is indeed a fluid transfer device ； When importing this equipment and there is a tax exemption under the HS code, it’s necessary to clarify the details. This post was last edited by leelin on 2009-3-25 at 11:16.]
Generally speaking, they are classified as pump equipment, as heat exchange occurs during the transfer process.
Vacuum jet pumps are standard stationary equipment; you can call them vacuum ejectors or vacuum jet systems. We made such a change once during export customs declaration, because calling it a pump could cause confusion.