Introduction Jet pumps are static components that can be used in closed-loop, traveling wave thermoacoustic devices to suppress a time-averaged mass flux (Gedeon streaming) that can exist [2]. The minimization of convective heat transport caused by this mass flux is of vital importance due to the detrimental effect it has on the device’s efficiency. Jet pumps have an asymmetric shape, resulting...

Introduction In order to cancel Gedeon streaming in traveling wave thermoacoustic devices, a jet pump can be used [2, 3]. Due to its asymmetric shape an asymmetry in the minor losses during each acoustic cycle occurs that yields a time-averaged pressure drop across the jet pump. By balancing the time-averaged pressure drop across the jet pump with that which exists across the regenerator of a t...

This paper reports on the results of experimental investigations on the performance of a jet pump operated under selected primary flows to optimize the related parameters. For this purpose a two-phase flow jet pump was used employing various profiles of nozzles as the primary device which was designed, fabricated and used along with the combination of mixing tube and diffuser. The profiles empl...

This paper discusses the performance monitoring and optimization of large scale jet pumping in Mangala field, one of the biggest onshore fields in India. Mangala field is characterized by multi-Darcy sandstones, containing waxy and viscous crude oil. Currently, the field is producing at plateau of 150,000 BOPD. The base development plan for the field included hot water flooding; this also makes...

The oscillatory flow through tapered cylindrical tube sections (jet pumps) is characterized by a numerical parameter study. The shape of a jet pump results in asymmetric hydrodynamic end effects which cause a time-averaged pressure drop to occur under oscillatory flow conditions. Hence, jet pumps are used as streaming suppressors in closed-loop thermoacoustic devices. A two-dimensional axisymme...

A computational fluid dynamics model is used to predict the oscillatory flow through tapered cylindrical tube sections (jet pumps). The asymmetric shape of jet pumps results in a time-averaged pressure drop that can be used to suppress Gedeon streaming in closed-loop thermoacoustic devices. However, previous work has shown that flow separation in the diverging flow direction counteracts the tim...

The k-ω Shear Stress Transport (SST) turbulence model is adopted to study the hydrodynamic performance of the water-jet axial pump which is applied in Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV). The numerical simulation of the whole passage of the water-jet pump is carried out for four different tip clearance with δ = 0.3 mm, δ = 0.8 mm, δ = 1 mm and δ = 1.4 mm. And the results, in term of external charact...

A jet pump is a type of pump that accelerates the flow of a secondary fluid (driven fluid) by introducing a motive fluid with high velocity into a converging-diverging nozzle. Jet pumps are also known as adductors or ejectors depending on the motivator phase. The ejector's motivator is of a gaseous nature, usually steam or air, while the educator's motivator is a liquid, usually water. Jet pump...

The paper studies the performance of the new fluid jet actuator based on the novel principle of the generation of fluid jet, which has been presented in [Z. Trávníček, A.I. Fedorchenko, A.-B. Wang, Enhancement of synthetic jets by means of an integrated valve-less fluid pump. Part I. Design of the actuator, Sens. Actuators A, 120 (2005) 232– 240]. The fluid jet actuator consists of a synthetic ...