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This post was last edited by lizhenpeng on 2011-9-21 12:06. What is the difference between a jet pump and a water jet pump? How should one choose? Do turbines use water jet ejectors? I hope everyone will not hesitate to share their insights
There isn’t much difference; the principle is the same. In both cases, it’s the speed of water or steam that matters. Small steam turbines use water jets for this purpose
Reply to 1# Wang Zixuan is very handsome. The principle is the same: high-speed fluid is used to create a low pressure in the diffuser area. The steam turbines in our facility use a two-stage steam extractor.
At our company, at least 5 out of the 9 turbines are equipped with water jet pumps, and they work quite well
Reply to 1# Wang Zixuan is very handsome. The principle is the same in all cases: high pressure is used to expand the gas through nozzles, thereby carrying the gas away and creating a vacuum