How does a steam injector work?

Answer by  mrsmyers (474)

A strem injector has two differnt chambers in it, an outlet chamber and an inlet chamber. They are used in differnt industries to make differnt products. It extracts oil into steam in order to work. This process is what makes whatever particular product is being made by the industry using the injector.

Answer by  LeheckaG (1826)

A steam injector utilizes a pressurized steam nozzle to draw up water into a converging inlet nozzle, and then utilizes the Venturi effect via a diverging outlet diffuser to force the mixture into a steam boiler. Schematically: steam ->-motive-nozzle-> water ->-converging-inlet-nozzle->-diverging-outlet-diffuser- >=> boiler

Answer by  deshpandev65yahoocom (149)

Steam injectors are used in chemical and food industries and it consist of generally two chambers and inlet and outlet pipes. Steam under pressure produce turbulance to process the products.

Answer by  shotguncharlottr (7)

A steam injector is a way of extracting crude oil using steam. It is a common method in the oil fields of Venezuela, California (USA) and Canada.