2011
DOI: 10.7763/ijcea.2011.v2.82
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Ejector Modeling and Examining of Possibility of Replacing Liquid Vacuum Pump in Vacuum Production Systems

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“…In order to examine the flow within an ejector system (one-dimensionally), several assumptions are implemented to choose the appropriate method ( [30], [31]). The system is divided into segments and the stations are assigned as seen in Figure 12.…”
Section: One Dimensional Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to examine the flow within an ejector system (one-dimensionally), several assumptions are implemented to choose the appropriate method ( [30], [31]). The system is divided into segments and the stations are assigned as seen in Figure 12.…”
Section: One Dimensional Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ejektör boğaz kesit alanının hesaplaması Denklem (23)'te verilmektedir [11], [46], [47]. Denklem (23)'te verilen ısı sığası veya adyabatik üs (Υ), / oranından elde edilmektedir.…”
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“…However, when it came to the vacuum-based technological processes, the influence of the vacuum system was often overlooked, potentially compromising the accuracy of the modeling results. In reference [11], a specialized user module was incorporated into HYSYS to address this gap by computing steam ejector pumps, which are crucial in vacuum systems. Additionally, [12] emphasized that neglecting the intricacies of the technological process when modeling vacuum mixture condensation using such programs could introduce errors.…”
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“…If the temperature of the refrigerant at the condenser inlet is 28 • C, and at the outlet is 38 • C, then the temperature t cannot be lower than 39 • C [5,6]. Meanwhile, the maximum temperature (t2) is approximately 50-60 • C since at higher temperatures, the condensation of the mixture would be insufficient [10,11]. Additionally, if the rear end head types are L or M (according to standards [14]), the allowable temperature difference between the wall and the jacket cannot exceed 40 • C.…”
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