Turbo Ejector Pump

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TURBO EJECTOR PUMP

Introduction to the Turbine/Vane Ejector Pump (Turbo Ejector Pump)

The turbine/vane ejector pump (Turbo Ejector Pump) has a wide range of applications for the precise evacuation of waste fluids such as petroleum-based liquids, wastewater, etc. In this type of pump, the pressurised water causes the rotation of a turbine, which in turn leads to the generation of the suction needed for the evacuation and displacement of waste material.

For the purpose of evacuation of waste material such as wastewater, petroleum-derived fluids, etc. a device is needed that is able to operate without electric power (which itself is a hazard and can cause fire). Such a device should be able evacuate waste and transport it to other areas.

Specifications of Turbo Ejector Pumps

1. A hydro-motor supplies the required motive force of the pump.

2. The pressurised water is fed via a hose from one side to the turbine and exits the other side by means of a second hose from the turbine outlet in order to circulate in the system.

3. The transformation of the energy of pressurised water to the mechanical energy, causes the rotation of the pump vanes and ultimately results in the evacuation of the leaked waste fluid (water, gasoil, gasoline, etc.) off the area.

4. The pump is also able to evacuate liquids and waste substances of foam off the floor.