Catalogue AIRTEC Central ejectors
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System description of a central ejector

1.1= Compressed air sucked in1.2= Compressed air blow offd2= Vacuum connectionA= Venturi nozzleB= Diffuser C= Mixing chamber D= Check valvesE= Industrial silencer production series HV-SA withflange-mounted electronic vacuum switches has a parts control or an electronically con- trolled saver circuit with parts control.

Their function

production series HV-P isable to carry out an automatic saving function. Electronic vacuum switches also enable a parts control.An air blast in connection (1.2), which also hasa protective filter fitted against the infiltration of dirt, quickly relieves the vacuum and in the process, also cleans the protective filter in (2).All ejector models can also be delivered withintegrated industrial solenoid valves, in the form of a com- pact unit.A fully pneumatic ejector control system with apneumatic vacuum switch is possible on request. The AIRTEC central ejectors function accordingto the Venturi principle. Compressed air with 4 to 6 bar flows through a protective filter in the compressed air supply port (1.1) into the ejec- tor creating a vacuum in the mixing chamber (C). The vacuum line is evacuated via connec- tion (2) and another protective filter.A check valve manufacturer (D) between the mixing chamber(C) and connection (2) as well as in connection (1.2) seal off the vacuum system to the atmos- phere so that in the event of the compressed air supply being interrupted in an airtight vacuum system, the vacuum remains unaffected.To this end, the With an integrated mechanical-pneumatic vacu- um regulator, the
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