I’m seeking advice from fellow sailors – could anyone recommend a blow-type suction pump?
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Today I was discussing analysis tables with someone, and it was mentioned that there is a type of suction pump that works in a way similar to rapid exhaust: it has three ports – one for blowing air in, one connected to the direction from which suction is to be drawn, and one for exhausting air. This pump uses the slight vacuum that is created when air enters the large-diameter connector to effect suction. I tried to find information on this later but couldn’t locate it; I’m looking for the exact name of this device
Was this what was meant in the last edit of this post, made by altpage on 2017-9-22 at 17:02? http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-361063-1-1.html Steam ejector?
Yes, thank you to the moderator. I saw those large pumps yesterday, but I still haven’t seen the small device they were talking about in person; however, I understand how it works
A jet pump, also known as an ejector pump, can be powered by water, steam, N2, or IA, depending on the discharge requirements. This is a component in the analyzer preprocessing system; our company has it.