Jacoby Tarbox Inline Eductors

Anderson-Bolds sell Jacoby-Tarbox Eductors

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Jacoby-Tarbox® Eductors deliver a great value for your investment. Their advanced design provides superior flow paths for optimum performance, while the rugged construction is your assurance of reliability in demanding applications. Experienced applications personnel and flexible manufacturing capability enable Jacoby-Tarbox to meet tight delivery schedules. 

Inline Jet Pump 

In-Line Eductors

Jacoby-Tarbox In-Line Eductors are the Next Generation of jet pumps, ejectors, and venturi pumps, providing in-line mixing, pumping, or heating in various process lines. Eductors decrease costs as there are no moving parts and require no direct power.

Inline Jacoby-Eductor Models:

Liquid Motive:

SL = Low Head and 15-250 PSI motive pressure

ML = Medium Head and 15-250 PSI motive pressure

HL = High Head and 15-250 PSI motive pressure

Gas Motive:

SG = Low Head and 30-150 steam motive pressure

HG = High Head and 20-150 steam motive pressure

How Eductors Work

A Jacoby-Eductor eductor pump that uses a fluid to perform the work of pumping another fluid (or solid).  The fluid doing the work is termed the motive fluid, and the fluid being pumped is the suction fluid.  The motive fluid employed can be liquid, gas or steam.  The suction fluid can be liquid, gas or steam.  Other names for eductors include jet pumps, ejectors, venture pumps, siphon pumps, steam siphons, and injector pumps.  Eductors operate on basic principles of flow dynamics that have been known since the times of the ancient Greeks.  What makes the Eductors superior is the way advanced computer modeling has been used to maximize efficiency.  This same computer modeling allows Clark-Reliance to simulate your process needs and recommend the correct product every time.

Operation Is As Follows:

1. The pressurized motive fluid enters the eductor through the motive inlet and enters the nozzle.  The nozzle causes the motive entering to accelerate as it passes through the converging portion of the nozzle.  The nozzle is of the converging type if the motive is a liquid, or of the expanding type if the motive is gas or steam.
2. The suction chamber is where the pumping takes place.  As the accelerated motive leaves the nozzle, the friction between it and the material in the suction chamber forces the mixture into the diffuser section lowering the pressure in the chamber and pulling additional material in from the suction inlet.
3. The motive fluid entrains the suction media to produce a uniformly mixed stream traveling at a lower velocity.  The mixing tube in Eductors is amply sized to allow sufficient time for the two streams to mix completely.
4. The diffuser is specially shaped to reduce the velocity of the mixture still further, converting the kinetic energy to pressure at discharge.

Typical Liquid Motive Applications are : 

Pump from Tank; Pump from Sump; Dilute in Line; Transport Liquid

Typical Gas Motive Applications are : 

Pump from Tank; Pump from Sump; Heat Liquid; Prime Pumps; Evacuate Liquid

Sizing of a jet pump (eductor) is important with the motive pressure having enough power to support the suction vacuum and still discharge the converged media. Too little motive or too high of suction requirement will choke the jet pump. 

The Jacoby-Eductor eductors or jet pump come int he following sizes:

1/2 Inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch, 1.25 inch, 1.5 inch, 2 inch, 2.5 inch and 3 inch.

Note the suction and discharge are the the Jet size dimention.  A 1 inch eductor has 1" suction and outlet NPT threads.  The inlet is smaller and can have different NPT sizes dependant the model chosen.  Threads are Male NPT threads.

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Jacoby-Tarbox is a division of Clark Reliance

Penberthy Jets/Eductor styles

Anderson-Bolds sells Penberthy Eductors / JET PUMPS

Cross Reference between Penberthy and Jacoby Eductors.

Providing a practical alternative to more complicated and expensive methods, Penberthy jet pumps offer simple, more cost-effective ways to pump, mix or heat a wide range of liquids and gases used in the process industry. Jet pumps can operate with a wide variety of motive liquids and gases. If you recognize any of the following, you can probably use a Penberthy jet pump.

• Injectors • Exhausters • Ejectors • Siphons

• Eductors • Boosters • Kinematic Pumps

Penberthy jet pumps have a myriad of uses. Jet pumps not only pump liquids, they can also heat, mix, and blend either in-line or in a tank. Jet pumps can evacuate gases, create a vacuum, boost suction pressures, mix granular solids with liquids and move granular solids with compressed air. In fact, you will be surprised at what a jet pump can do to solve your problem.

Penberthy Model LL	Jacoby Model SL
Penberthy Model LM	Jacoby Model ML
Penberthy Model LH	Jacoby Model HL
Penberthy Model GL	Jacoby Model SG
Penberthy Model GH	Jacoby Model HG
Penberthy Model HLM	Jacoby Model MLH
Penberthy Model ELL	Jacoby Model MLE
Penberthy Model RJ	Jacoby Model MLE
Penberthy Model CTE	Jacoby Model TLA
Penberthy Model TME	Jacoby Model TLM

Liquid Motive Eductors are the LL, LM and LH models.

Water is the usual liquid motive.

LL series - 15-200 psig (100-1380 kPag) - Head pressure to to 50 ft. (15.2 m)–H2O

LH series - 15-200 psig (100-1380 kPag) - Head pressure 40 to 80 ft. (12.2-24.4 m)–H2O

LH series - 15-200 psig (100-1380 kPag) - Head pressure 80 ft. (24.4 m) or more–H2O

Gas or Steam motive Eductors are the GL and GH models.

Another method of pumping liquids is to use steam as the motive. This type of jet pump works best

in applications where a minimal amount of infusion of the motive media with the liquid to be transported is required. Quiet operating steam motive jet pumps, like liquid motive pumps, are simply designed with no packing glands and no moving parts to wear out.

GL model eductor 

Motive steam pressure to elevate liquid 50 ft. (15.2 m)

150 psig (1035 kPag)

Motive steam pressure range :  60-150 psig

Suction lift–water temp. to 120° F (49° C) : up to 20 ft. (6.1m)

Minimum NPSH : 13 ft. (4 m)

GL model eductor 

Motive steam pressure to elevate liquid 50 ft. (15.2 m)

75 psig (520 kPag)

Motive steam pressure range :  35-150 psig

Suction lift–water temp. to 120° F (49° C) : up to 20 ft. (6.1m)

Minimum NPSH : 13 ft. (4 m)

Penberthy Models LM, ELL and FL are perfect for many gas pumping operations where more costly and complicated pumps have been used. Imagine being able to use a jet pump to: create a vacuum, evacuate gases from tanks and vessels, scrub a gas to remove contaminants, remove fumes, for gas condensation, drying, distillation, deaeration and more.

Model ELL 

Motive medium pressure range : 20-200 psig

suction range  1-27 inches Hg

Penberthy circulating tank eductors, also known as in-tank mixers, may provide a low cost alternative over other mechanical methods. These units promote more thorough mixing action than either mechanical mixing or air sparging. The flow pattern is easily controlled and provides more complete integration of substances in a wide variety of viscosities and liquids. Penberthy in-tank mixers are inherently non- clogging, and with no moving parts require little or no maintenance. Slurries containing abrasive solids can wear out mechanical mixer blades, involving constant maintenance and process down time.

CTE - Circulating Tank Eductor

Pressure differential of inlet to tank pressure - 10-100 psig (70-690 kPag)

Mixing ratio : 3:1

Max. operating liquid viscosity: up to 2,000 cPs

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