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2) "Injectors" -- As to insulin injectors in·ject
Pronunciation: in-'jekt
Function: transitive verb
Etymology: Latin injectus, past participle of inicere, from in- + jacere to throw -- more at JET
1 a : to introduce into something forcefully <inject fuel into an engine> b : to force a fluid into (as for medical purposes) <inject a drug into the bloodstream>
2 : to introduce as an element or factor in or into some situation or subject <condemning any attempt to inject religious bigotry into the campaign -- Current Biography>
- in·ject·able /-'jek-t&-b&l/ adjective or noun
- in·jec·tor /-'jek-t&r/ noun Pronunciation Symbols
The word injector can mean:- - A pump-like device without moving parts which charges a steam boiler or other pressure container: see below.
- Sometimes used for medical hypodermic devices: see syringe and jet injector.
- A type of oxy-gas torch.
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| | The injector is a pump-like device without rotating parts or a pump piston, which charges or discharges containers under pressure with suitable arrangements. It was invented by Henri Giffard in 1858. Motive force is gained at the inlet from a suitable fluid that is under pressure. By contrast, an ejector is a device that discharges fluids from containers, usually into the atmosphere. See also: eductor-jet pump. Section of Giffard's injector The adjacent diagram shows the basic construction of an injector. It consists of a tapered nozzle, a throat section with surrounding box and an diffuser outlet nozzle. Air, steam or water at high pressure provides the motive force at the inlet. The Venturi effect, a particular case of Bernoulli's principle, applies to the operation of this device. Fluid under high pressure is converted into a high velocity jet at the throat with a drop in pressure; this depends on the design of the nozzle. Fluid is sucked out of the container and the jet forces the mix through the diffuser nozzle under pressure. At the throat the inlet pressure head is converted to velocity head - the pressure energy at the inlet is converted to kinetic energy at the throat - then back to pressure energy at the outlet of the diffuser following the aforementioned principle. In the case of the ejector, the same principle is..."
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