The differential equations governing momentum and mass transfers are integrated numerically, yielding pressure distribution predictions in the ejector mixing section, as a function of primary- and secondary-steam inlet states, and of mixing-section shape, in good agreement with published steam-ejector data. Compressibility effects are accounted for by assuming isothermal flow in the mixing section.

Velocity profiles are approximated by stepped profiles, each flow component having a uniform velocity. The ejector flow is modeled as comprising a number of continuum components such as potential flows and shear flows.

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