Numerical Simulation and Performance Study of Adjustable Steam Ejector Using CFD

Qi Zhang; Ruo Fei Liu; Hao Liu; Ru Wu Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.562-564.1150

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Numerical Simulation and Performance Study of Adjustable Steam Ejector Using CFD

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A djustable ejector flow control can be achieved to export in a stable area, thus reducing the jet inlet parameters on the export parameters as well as the impact of the entire system, widening of the jet's effective operating range. In this paper, the establishment of an effective mathematical models and computational methods to commercial CFD software FLUENT 6.3 as a platform for the adjustable jet to simulate the internal flow process and performance research, exploration and analysis of the main needle is moved (ie the nozzle throat orifice area change) operating parameters (including the working fluid inlet pressure, inlet pressure and the lead body jet mixing fluid outlet pressure) on the adjustable jet performance of the law, for the adjustable jet to provide important parameters to optimize the design. Studies show that: ① the needle device with adjustable spray jet in a non-rated conditions, can increase the coefficient of the jet injector; ② other parameters remain the same circumstances, the adjustable jet to varying degrees, increased work pressure , suction pressure, discharge pressure and outlet flow range.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 562-564)

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August 2012

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Qi Zhang, Ruo Fei Liu, Hao Liu, Ru Wu Wang

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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Ejector, Energy Saving, Numerical Simulation, Performance

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