Jet pump
A jet pump (also known as a jet ejector) is a device that utilizes the ejection effect of a high-pressure working fluid to transport fluids. It creates a low-pressure zone through the high-speed ejection of fluid, thereby sucking in and conveying low-energy fluids. It is widely used in industrial, agricultural, chemical, and vacuum system applications.
Simple structure: No mechanical moving parts, low maintenance costs.
Highly adaptable: Capable of operating in high-temperature, high-pressure, high-vacuum environments, or in fluids containing solid particles.
Energy-efficient and high-performance: Through optimized design, energy recovery and reuse can be achieved.
Leak-free: Eliminates mechanical seals, preventing leakage issues common in traditional pumps.
Chemical Industry: Used for vacuum distillation, vacuum drying, and chemical reaction processes.
Pharmaceutical Industry: Used for vacuum crystallization, pharmaceutical drying, and extraction.
Food Processing: Used for vacuum freeze-drying and vacuum packaging.
Metallurgical industry: Used for vacuum metallurgy and vacuum coating.
Power Industry: For use in power plant vacuum systems.
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