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The ejectors are used to maintain a system vacuum in the upstream (Example maintaining the vacuum column pressure) whereas eductor's main objective is to take out the volume of any fluid out of the system by maintaining a system pressure in the upstream.
example:
1. The eductors are used to remove the air 4 times the volume of the vessel per hour for the vessel entry jobs. We use compressed air as a motive fluid.
2. The water jet eductors are used to suck the muddy water, or a oily water from the storm water channel or a pit (an alternative for a de-watering pump). Here the motive fluid is high pressure water.
Hence the Eductors can be used to transfer a considerable volume of fluid from low pressure to high pressure with high compression ratio than ejectors. whereas the ejectors just suck the excess volume of the system and maintains the system pressure accurately.
The difference is with respect to their function and not with respect with their motive fluid. The diameter of the ejector's throat is lesser than the eductor.
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How do you remove ejectors on a lanber?
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th 1901 world challenge ejector goes for between $100-$900 depending on the condition. I had my looked at by three diffrent gun smith for that same reason.
How does an eductor work to create a vacuum or suction effect in a fluid system?
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When was the Empire Ejector manufactured?
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