Ejector, fine solid piece recovery apparatus and fluid conveyor
AssigneeTrinity Inudstrial Corporation
InventorsYasuo Morohashi, Hidetoshi Omori, Toshihiro Naruse
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AssigneeTrinity Inudstrial Corporation
InventorsYasuo Morohashi, Hidetoshi Omori, Toshihiro Naruse
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An ejector is configured to generate a high negative pressure capable of sucking and conveying fine metal pieces or chips, such as machinings or cuttings, for example, when using the ejector as a driving source for a fluid conveyor. The ejector includes a convergent-divergent nozzle having a throat formed between a suction port and a discharge port. Jet blowing holes are formed in the convergent-divergent nozzle to direct a jet stream from upstream of the throat to downstream of the throat, thereby forming a negative pressure. Pressure control holes open to the downstream of the jet blowing holes and are configured to communicate with a pressure space at a pressure level higher than a negative pressure formed by the jet stream and lower than a static pressure of the jet stream and the inside of the convergent-divergent nozzle.
An ejector comprising a convergent-divergent nozzle having a throat formed between a suction port and a discharge port in which jet blowing holes are formed in the convergent-divergent nozzle for jetting a jet stream from the upstream to the downstream of the throat thereby forming a negative pressure, wherein pressure control holes provide an opening to the downstream of the jet blowing holes to communicate with a pressure space at a pressure level higher than a negative pressure formed by the jet stream and lower than a static pressure of the jet stream and the inside of the convergent-divergent nozzle.
A fine solids recovery apparatus for sucking and conveying fine solids by a pneumatic conveyor and recovering the fine solids, the recovery apparatus comprising
A fluid conveyor for conveying material to be conveyed together with a conveying fluid through a pipe, the fluid conveyor comprising
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