Eductor pump and process

Pumps – One fluid pumped by contact or entrainment with another – Jet

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417178, F04F 500

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045056463

ABSTRACT:
An eductor pump for withdrawing a feed liquid from a container, comprising a tubular body having a venturi element mounted inside and near the lower end of the tubular body; a conduit for feeding a drive liquid to the venturi element so that the drive liquid can flow through the venturi element and be directed upwardly in the tubular body; a feed liquid access opening in the closed lower end of the tubular body and a passageway from said access opening to the upstream side of the venturi element whereby feed liquid can be inspirated into upward flow, and admixture with, a stream of drive liquid flowing out of the venturi element; an outlet to remove a mixed stream of feed liquid and drive liquid from the upper part of the tubular body; and a one way valve mounted in the feed liquid access opening.

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