Multi-stage venturi ejector and method of manufacture thereof
OwnerWilliam O. Nicholsinventor
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Abstract
The method of manufacture of a multi-stage venturi ejector and body segments thereof which comprises forming an elongated extrusion having an ejector body cross-sectional shape with laterally extending mounting projections and axially extending internal air passages, cutting said extrusion transversely to form ejector body portions of predetermined length, enlarging said passages to a desired size and shape, forming venturi chambers at the front end of one set of air passages and providing check valve means at the other set of air passages, and assembling said body segments end to end.
Claims7
A method of manufacturing a multi-stage venturi ejector assembly, comprising
- extruding an elongated body having first and second spaced axially extending apertures,
- forming venturi ejector body segments by cutting said elongated body transversely, each body segment having a front end and a rear end,
- forming a venturi cavity in each of said body segments at the front end of the first aperture of each body,
- forming a fluid flow passage connecting the venturi cavity of a body segment to the second aperture of the body segment, and
- assembling said body segments end to end with the front end of each segment after the front segment being positioned at the rear end of the segment in front thereof,
- whereby said segment apertures form first and second fluid flow passages in the assembly, and whereby fluid exiting the first aperture of each body segment except the rear body segment discharges through a venturi cavity into the first aperture of the body segment to the rear thereof.
A method of manufacturing a multi-stage injector comprising
- forming, by extruding, an elongated body having upper and lower axially extending apertures, the lower aperture being smaller in diameter than the upper aperture,
- forming venturi body segments by cutting said elongated body transversely, said body segments having front and rear ends,
- forming a venturi cavity at the front end of each body segment at the end of the upper aperture,
- forming a venturi cavity in the front end of said body segments at the lower aperture, said cavities at the upper and lower apertures being connected,
- forming a flared front end on said lower apertures, and
- assembling said body segments end to end with check valve means between adjacent body segments, the segments being oriented so that the upper and lower aperture of each segment is aligned with the upper and lower aperture, respectively, of an adjacent body segment,
- whereby the rear end of the lower aperture of each body segment except the rearmost segment discharges through the cavity at the front of the lower aperture of the body segment to the rear thereof and into the flared end of the lower aperture of said body segment, the check valve having a structure permitting only rearward flow in said upper aperture in which it is assembled.
A method of manufacturing intermediate venturi portions of a multi-stage venturi ejector assembly of the type having front, rear, and intermediate segments,
- comprising extruding an elongated body having first and second laterally spaced axial apertures extending therethrough,
- forming venturi body segments therefrom by cutting said elongated body transversely forming body segments having front and rear ends with first and second laterally spaced apertures extending between the ends,
- forming a venturi cavity in each body segment at an end of the first aperture,
- forming a passage in each body segment which allows fluid flow between the venturi cavity and the second aperture when the segments are assembled end to end in the manner hereinafter described,
- whereby when a plurality of said segments are assembled end to end with corresponding ends facing in the same direction, a first axial fluid flow passage is formed in the assembly with a venturi cavity between each segment whereby said passage can serve as an air supply passage, and a second axial fluid flow passage is formed in the assembly to serve as an exhaust passage.
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