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Compression ratio of vacuum ejector

2010-04-23View Original

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Could everyone please help explain the compression ratio of the ejector? I can simply think of the compression ratio of a vacuum pump as compressing the inhaled gas from 6 to 1, thereby increasing the pressure and expelling it from the system. But how is the compression ratio of the vacuum ejector explained? How is the pressure in the mixing chamber of a vacuum ejector calculated? Please give me some advice. Thank you.
Reply #22018-03-30
The compression ratio is the ratio of the pressure at the ejector outlet to the pressure of the gas being pumped; it effectively increases the pressure of the gas being pumped, which means that the volume of the gas is compressed.

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