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Compressor Type 605

OPERATION
Gas jet blowers utilize higher pressure motive fluids such as steam, air, or other gas to entrain lower pressure steam, air, or gas. The motive fluid passes through a custom designed nozzle. It exits the nozzle at a high velocity as the pressure energy is converted to kinetic energy. Momentum present in the motive fluid is transferred to the suction fluid as the two fluids mix in the body of the blower. The mixed gas enters the venturi tail section where the velocity energy is converted to a disharge pressure intermediate to the suction and motive pressures.
Gas jet blower performance is largely determined by the energy available in the motive fluid. Actual performance depends on the operating conditions of the particular application. Blowers are typically used in high volume, low draft applications where a small volume of high pressure motive fluid is used to move a large volume of low pressure gas. Higher compression units are available, however. EST factory engineers are available to assist in the sizing and application of gas jet blowers. See Graphic Example
APPLICATION

A gas jet blower can be used wherever a higher pressure gas, air, or steam source is available. The blower can be constructed in the standard right angle ejector configuration or as an in?line unit as shown. The in?line unit is ideal for installation into pipe lines and dud work where small boosts in line pressure are required. Some typical applications include venting fumes and dust from grain silos, chimneys and ship bilges; feeding large amounts of low pressure combustion air to furnaces; circulating steam in steam aging cabinets and heaters; and gas blending applications.

The chemical, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, pulp and paper, and the power industries have all successfully utilized gas jet blowers.

CONSTRUCTION
The gas jet blower is available in steel, stainless steel, Monel, Hastelloy, titanium, fiberglass reinforced plastic, Teflon, and ceramic lined steel. Smaller sizes are machined from bar while larger sizes are fabricated from plate. Larger fabricated sizes can be coated with Teflon or lined with rubber or other suitable materials. The internal nozzle and tail diffuser are custom designed for the particular application. Connections are typically threaded or flanged, but special connections can be supplied.
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