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There is an underground storage tank in the facility, and water accumulates there during the rainy season; it needs to be drained. The higher authorities have requested that a steam jet pump be used for pumping out the water. Is this feasible? I checked SH3118; its application range is \"the medium to be pumped is various gas mixtures\", so it probably isn’t suitable for pumping water!
I have no experience in using steam jet pumps to pump water, but water can also be used as the medium for injection.
Water can be pumped using a steam ejector, with water vapor as the driving medium to draw out the water from the pit.
Steam jet pumps can be used to pump water; the unit of measurement has been used
A steam jet pump can pump water. I’m using it right now
This really can exist; I’ve seen it in person, but I’m not sure what the actual effect will be! If there are no explosion-proof requirements, isn’t a direct submersible pump better?
Look for Hangzhou Steam Auxiliary Equipment Factory; they can manufacture steam jet pumps for pumping water.
If there is indeed such excess low-pressure steam available, it can be utilized at that time to save energy and reduce consumption! :lol
Working fluid: water, steam, compressed air. Fluid to be entrained: gas, liquid, fluidized solid-liquid mixture
There is some water in the pit, which is considered a failure criterion during inspections; the new equipment to be installed is meant to remove that water
I saw this information online as well. There are some discrepancies with the design standards, and there is concern about liquid hammer occurring during use.