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• Uniform Blending
• Rapid Hydration
• Speed Mixing
• No moving parts
FOR LIQUID AND SLURRY APPLICATIONS
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Nozzle geometry, aspect ratio,
Reynolds Numbers, viscosity and density influence
the downstream flow characteristics. The jet nozzle geometry
generally will passively dictate the behavior of the flow field in the diffuser
section of the jet pump. This flow field will influence the condition of the boundary layer.
SUCTION (3)
POWDER, GRANULAR OR
A SECONDARY LIQUID
INLET/SUCTION BLENDED
SLURRY
(1)
LOBESTAR®
POWER
JET NOZZLE
THROAT DIFFUSER
(2)
The term “Eductor” describes a jet pump without moving parts and utilizes fluid in motion to produce low pressure. Motive
power is provided by a centrifugal or gear pump. The pressurized fluid stream is converted from pressure-energy to high
velocity as the fluid enters a unique nozzle configuration, known as the LOBESTAR® NOZZLE. The issuing high velocity
jet stream produces a strong suction in the mixing chamber of the LOBESTAR® MIXING EDUCTOR, causing a powder,
granular material or a secondary fluid to be drawn through a suction port into the mixing chamber of the LOBESTAR®
MIXING EDUCTOR. An exchange of momentum occurs when the powder intersects with the motive fluid. The dynamic
turbulence between the two components produces a uniformly mixed stream traveling at a velocity intermediate between
the motive and suction velocities through a constant diameter throat where mixing is completed. The diffuser is shaped to
reduce the velocity gradually and convert velocity energy back to pressure at the discharge with a minimum loss of energy.
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LOBESTAR MIXING EDUCTOR
®
(713) 869-2593 • Fax: 713-869-2596 • 6950 Portwest Drive, Suite 100 • Houston,TX 77024
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®
The LOBESTAR® SHEAR/MIXER provides the Dynamic Shear to produce greater interfacial contact. Dynamic
Shear is defined as stretching and folding under shear-stress conditions.
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