Steam ejector evaporation and condensation temperatures
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Hello everyone, I have a question: what do the evaporation temperature and condensation temperature referred to in steam ejectors mean? How is it defined? Thank you! For example, if the absolute pressure of the working steam is 0.6 MPa, the evaporation temperature is 5°C, and the condensation temperature is 37°C, determine the unit consumption of working steam per ejector.
The conditions aren’t right, right? Is the steam saturated? It’s impossible to calculate.
Slightly overheated. I would like to ask what the evaporation temperature and condensation temperature mentioned in a steam ejector refer to
The question is unclear; is it vacuum flash refrigeration?
If calculated using TVR, it is possible to find the steam pressure corresponding to an evaporation temperature of 5 degrees, and the amount of evaporation can be calculated per unit mass; however, since the jet pump parameters do not include this information, it seems impossible to carry out the calculation