Efficiency of Ejector "as pump"

ADunn

I was asked to find the efficiency of a steam ejector experiment "as a pump". So I tried the formula :

[(m(P/density + V^2/2))discharge - (m(P/density + V^2/2))suction]/
(m(P/density + V^2/2))steam inlet.

I am getting an efficiency of 0.5%.

Is this a reasonable result or am I approaching this wrong?

Thanks!

blimpyway

Hi, I am interested in these pumps but I have no idea what kind of pressure/flow ratios they can get. Can you please tell me for what measured values you got for 0.5% efficiency?

Thanks,
cezar

harehere

I don't think your formula is suitable，you can read the paper 《An investigation of ejector design by analysis and experiment》，which can be down load from http://ejector.getbbs.com/

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ADunn	Efficiency of Ejector "as pump" Tweet I was asked to find the efficiency of a steam ejector experiment "as a pump". So I tried the formula : [(m(P/density + V^2/2))discharge - (m(P/density + V^2/2))suction]/ (m(P/density + V^2/2))steam inlet. I am getting an efficiency of 0.5%. Is this a reasonable result or am I approaching this wrong? Thanks!

blimpyway	Hi, I am interested in these pumps but I have no idea what kind of pressure/flow ratios they can get. Can you please tell me for what measured values you got for 0.5% efficiency? Thanks, cezar

harehere	I don't think your formula is suitable，you can read the paper 《An investigation of ejector design by analysis and experiment》，which can be down load from http://ejector.getbbs.com/