Ejector Design Calculation Xls

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While empirical, this is highly reliable for preliminary sizing and is easily embedded in XLS.

: Accounts for frictional effects during expansion and diffusion. Steam Consumption ejector design calculation xls

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Assuming the motive steam behaves as an ideal gas under critical flow conditions, the mass flow rate ( ) is calculated using: Can’t copy the link right now

Use the critical flow equation to determine the minimum area required to pass the required motive steam. Calculate Motive Velocity ( Vmcap V sub m

Vm=2⋅kk−1⋅R⋅Tm⋅[1−(PtPm)k−1k]cap V sub m equals the square root of 2 center dot the fraction with numerator k and denominator k minus 1 end-fraction center dot cap R center dot cap T sub m center dot open bracket 1 minus open paren the fraction with numerator cap P sub t and denominator cap P sub m end-fraction close paren raised to the the fraction with numerator k minus 1 and denominator k end-fraction power close bracket end-root Vmcap V sub m = Velocity of motive fluid ( = Ratio of specific heats ( = Specific gas constant ( J/kg·KJ/kg·K Tmcap T sub m = Motive fluid temperature ( Pmcap P sub m = Motive inlet pressure ( Ptcap P sub t = Throat pressure ( The mass flow rate ( Wmcap W sub m ) through the nozzle throat area ( Atcap A sub t ) at sonic conditions (Mach 1) is:

: Uses logarithmic correlations involving and with a separate set of constants. Geometric Dimensioning : Nozzle Throat Area ( A1cap A sub 1