How the vacuum created in steam ejector?

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Vacuum in a steam ejector is created through the principle of steam jet compression.

Steam ejectors use high-pressure steam to create a low-pressure environment.
The steam enters the ejector through a nozzle, creating a high-velocity jet.
This high-velocity jet entrains and compresses the surrounding gas or vapor.
The entrained gas or vapor is then condensed, resulting in a vacuum.
The condensed gas or vapor is discharged, and the process continues.
Example: In a steam power plant, steam ejectors are used to create a vacuum in the condenser.
Example: Steam ejectors are also used in chemical and petrochemical industries for various applications.

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High press Steam is passing through the nozzle creating cycloids the surroundung area where steam enters.

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High press Steam is passing through the nozzle  creating cycloids the surroundung area where steam enters.

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