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Supersonic ejectors with mixing at constant cross-section

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A theoretical and experimental investigation is made of supersonic ejectors with mixing at constant cross-section. In the theoretical part formulae are derived treating the essential points of the behaviour of such an ejector. The theory is mainly based upon one-dimensional flow of a perfect gas; some extensions are included concerning the influence of friction and mixing profile.

In a second part the results of an experimental investigation covering a large variation of the parameters and a comparison with the theory will be communicated.

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Abbreviations

′:

primary quantities (inducing flow)

″:

secondary quantities (induced flow)

*:

sonic conditions

1:

exit of primary nozzle

2:

section of maximum primary expansion

3:

exit of mixing tube

4:

section downstream of 3

0:

reservoir conditions

x, y :

upstream and downstream of a normal shock.

a :

velocity of sound

c p :

specific heat at constant pressure

c v :

specific heat at constant volume

D :

diameter of mixing tube

F,F:

cross-section of primary resp. secondary flow

F 0 :

cross-section of mixing tube

L :

length of mixing tube

M :

Mach number =u/a

M * :

critical Mach number =u/a *

m 2 :

(κ+ 1)/(κ − 1)

P :

static pressure

Q :

mass-flow

Q max :

secondary mass flow limited by flow conditions in mixing tube

Q MAX :

secondary mass flow defined by sonic conditions over cross sectionF 0

R :

gas constant in the perfect gas lawp = ρRT

T :

absolute temperature

u :

velocity

α:

L/D

κ:

C p /C v

λ:

F/F*′ non-dimensional cross-section of mixing tube

v :

F/F*′ non-dimensional cross section of primary flow

ϕ:

Q/QMAX, μ =Q/Q non-dimensional secondary mass flow

\(\eta _ + = (\mu + 1)\frac{{ln p_{03} /p''_0 }}{{ln p'_0 /p''_0 }}\), \(\eta _ - = \mu \frac{{ln p_{03} /p''_0 }}{{ln p'_0 /p''_0 }}\):

efficiencies derived in (2.2)

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De Haan, R.E. Supersonic ejectors with mixing at constant cross-section. Appl. sci. Res. 12, 293–313 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03184979

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