The Steam Injector
A theoretical and practical treatise on the design and operation of injectors and on the flow of fluids through and the design of nozzles.
Forfatter: V. A. B. Hughes
År: 1912
Forlag: The Technical Publishing Company Limited
Sted: London
Sider: 145
UDK: 621.176
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OVERFLOW ARRANGEMENTS.
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CHAPTER V.
Overthrow Arrangements.
The object of the overflow arrangements of an injector is
to provide for the bye-passing or release of the jet within
the combining nozzle, when said jet is unable from any
cause to overcome the pressure in the vessel being fed
and so travel from the injector through the delivery pipe.
The causes which may operate to prevent delivery
against the pressure in the boiler being fed are numerous,
but may be briefly summed up by the statement that the
jet leaving the combining nozzle has not both the proper
density and velocity to eft’ect delivery. Thus the ratio
of steam to water passing into the combining nozzle may
be too great or too small. In the former case the velocity
is high enough, but the density of the jet is too low. In
the latter case the density may be right, but the velocity
is too low.
The importance of the overflow arrangements is par-
ticularly emphasised when the injector is fitted above, and
therefore has to lift its feed water. In this case there
may be steam only passing into the combining nozzle for
a short period.
If no means are provided for the escape of the contents
of the combining nozzle when delivery from the injector
is not taking place. the entering steam will, in the absence
of a non-return valve, force its way down the feed-water
pipe and heat the feed water. If such a non-return valve
is provided, then the appliance simply remains inoperative.
In tlie earliest injectors, as illustrated at fig. 1, a gap
was left between the combining and delivery nozzles to
form the overflow passage. It will be noticecl that this
gap is placed at the portion of the injector where the
nozzles are of smallest diameter. When this type of
injector is to lift its feecl water, the steam supply has to
be reduced for starting purposes (by the spindle valve
shown in fig. 1), otherwise the steam would be throttled in