Vacuum Jet Ejector - A vacuum ejector, or simply ejector is a type of vacuum pump, which produces vacuum by means of the Venturi effect.
Jet ejectors are used to create vacuum, to compress gases, to convey liquids, to transport granular solids, to mix liquids or gases. Motive Media can be Motive Water, Steam Pressure, Compressed Air Presure, Any Pressurised Gases.
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Enquiry NowStatic Mixer is highly-engineered motionless mixing devices that allow for the continuous blending of fluids within a pipeline with mixing of another injected solution. Normally the fluids to be mixed are liquid, but static mixers can also be used to mix gas streams, disperse gas into liquid or blend immiscible liquids.
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Venturi Tank Eductor - An eductor uses a nozzle to produce a high velocity fluid jet to entrain the liquid surrounding the eductor (fluid can be either a gas or a liquid).
Eductors operate on basic principles of flow dynamics. The design of the eductor creates pressure differential allowing fluid to flow naturally within the device - creating suction, mixing, and pushing the liquid throughout the tank. Eductors require no power, which means no moving parts. Eductors reduce costs as there are no moving parts and require no direct power.
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The steam injector consists of steam venturi nozzle and mixing chamber. When steam flows out of the steam nozzle it creates a vacuum, resulting in suction of water in the mixing chamber. The water mixes with steam in the mixing chamber resulting in condensation of steam and heating of the water. This process accompanied by the high heat transfer coefficient. The condensation of steam is smooth till water reaches a temperature of 90℃. After 90℃ with some sizes of steam injector heavy vibrations are observed. Our Steam Injectors are uniquely designed assemblies with SS304 / SS316 construction used to reduce noise & vibration when steam is injected into water to produce hot water.
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It is used for Tank Agitation & Mixer.
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Non clogging venturi polymer dosing system.
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This is motionless mixer.
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You can convey solid materials by veturi equipment.
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This is a veturi equipment.
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This is used to mix steam with venturi process.
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This is jet venturi ejector.
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You can convey materials with this system.
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This is inline mixer with openble mixing vanes.
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This is used for agitation inside vessel.
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Solids Conveying Eductors:
Venturi eductors for use in transporting powders, pellets, and bulk solids, typically using motive pressures under 14 psig. We provides venturi transport systems for various industrial usage with customization as per client's requirement.
Types:
Air Ejectors, N2 Ejectors, Natural Gas Ejectors, Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Ejectors Air ejectors use compressed air or other gasses to create vacuum that can exhaust, vent, or evacuate.
Liquid Eductors:
Liquid eductors, or jet pumps, use water or other liquids to create vacuum that can be used to suck in other liquids for mixing, diluting or creating solutions: to exhaust gasses.
Slurry Eductors
Slurry Eductors are used to introduce solids into liquids with no moving parts. They are an ideal way to continuously produce solutions or well blended slurries and are commonly used in chemical, food, power, pharmaceutical, and waste water applications..
SS Grd. Mini-Eductors
Mini-eductors are 1/4" / 3/8" eductors used for small sampling, vacuum-generation, evacuating, and mixing applications. They can use very low flow rates of compressed air or water to create significant vacuum.