Difference between the pressure-boosting ejector at the top of the vacuum tower and the steam ejector
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I don’t understand what a boost injector is. Is he the same as a steam ejector? I hope the expert can let me know. Thank you
In principle, it’s the same thing; there’s just a slight difference in size. :lol
It’s exactly the same thing； In front of the main condenser, it is *commonly referred to as a booster or simply an intensifier.
It’s the same thing; it’s just called differently!
The equipment is basically the same; there is a tower in front of the turbocharger, with no water cooling or air cooling； However, in the process flow of a steam ejector (air pump), there must be a water cooler or an air cooler ahead of it
Why is there a water cooler in front of the gas pump, to cool the gas being pumped? What is its function? Please also let Haiyou know
A water cooler is installed in front of the extractor in order to lower the temperature of the gases in the vacuum distillation tower, thereby cooling the water and light oils present in the overhead gas and sending them to the oil-water separation tank. This cooling process helps to reduce the concentration of these substances in the overhead gas, increasing the extraction capacity of the extractor and thus contributing to an improved vacuum level in the vacuum distillation tower
Can’t we add a cooler at the back?
They both work on the same principle; it’s just that they have different names