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Understanding The Injector Flow Curve. Every fuel injector has its own unique flow curve. Injectors are specified at two different points on the curve: static flow and dynamic flow. Static flow is the flow through an injector when it is energized open and left on for a given period of time, usually one minute. This flow rate is the maximum output of the injector at a given pressure. It is this flow rate that is commonly used to describe and classify injectors (i.e. 19 lbs/hr, 30 lbs/hr).
Ejectors, or jet pumps, utilize the pressure energy of a high-pressure fluid stream to boost the pressure and/or flow of a low-pressure source. They can operate with either incompressible or compressible fluids as the primary (driving) and secondary (driven) flows. The main features of an ejector are shown in Figure 1.ote that the term 'Jet Pump' is used to refer to a liquidâliquid ejector. The most comprehensive source of design information for ejectors can be found in a series of Engineering Sciences Data Unit (ESDU) data items, Nos. 85032 and 84029. These are available on subscription as part of the ESDU Internal Flow series.