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Specify compressed air, process gases, water, cooling, vacuum and filtration using measured operating conditions and complete system boundaries.
A steam jet ejector uses motive steam to entrain and compress a suction gas stream. Multistage systems may include condensers, making steam quality, cooling water and discharge conditions central to selection rather than a motor-driven pump rating. Creates vacuum using motive steam; utilities and condenser integration define system performance.
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