Ejector spray nozzle

One more detail, is known orifice nozzle. Thanks again!

I work for a company that makes Ejector Venturi Scrubbers. I recommend you procure the nozzle from the Manufacturer. There are many variables (spray angle, solid or hollow cone, spiral design, etc.) that you will not be able to determine.

Why not just use one the same size as the defective one? It was sized to meet the plant's needs, so it should be good enough, unless the plant has been upgraded to increase output and the facilities weren't correspondingly upgraded to meet the increased demand.

Thank you for your reply

I intend to use same zize of this spray nozzle. But I have only outside diameter ( mean 3/4" ) and oriffice nozzle value. I have not any ideea about internal profile of this nozzle. I guess should be as a cone? Does any body have any drawing of any nozzle to inspire me in this internal profile?

Many thanks in advance

The profile depends on what is expected:

- a jet

- a spray

If only a jet then a simple conical profile with an angle around 15-20° is sufficient. The angle has to be rather low in order to avoid a jet "explosion" at outlet.

If the wish is to spray over a larger area then there is a piece in the nozzle which generates a rotational movement of the fluid. At outlet the diameter decreases and the rotational speed increases so that the fluid jet will be under the effect of a strong centrifugal force and will be parted in droplets. The helix angle has to be optimized for the fluid viscosity and specific mass.

If you ever need more details use the direct channel.

What material is the nozzle body and orifice?

Does the nozzle thread into the body, or is it a single casting machined to final shape?

What is system flow rate and per nozzle flow rate? What is pressure?

There are numorous spray nozzle companies that know a lot more about nozzles than I do, and would consult with you to find the right product selection.