How is a Portable Eductor primarily set up?

The primary setup for a Portable Eductor involves ensuring sufficient pressure and avoiding kinks in the hose. This is crucial because the operation of an eductor relies on a differential pressure created by the water flow through it. This differential pressure is essential for creating the suction that draws in liquid from a secondary source, such as a storage tank or reservoir.

If the pressure is not sufficient, or if there are kinks in the hose that obstruct the flow, the eductor may not operate effectively, as it would not generate the necessary vacuum to pull in the liquid. Properly managing the hose layout and ensuring that the water supply maintains adequate pressure is fundamental to achieving optimal performance from the eductor.

The other options touch on factors that may play a role in the broader context of using a Portable Eductor but do not address the primary aspect of its initial setup. For instance, while a fixed water source may be necessary for overall operation, it is not specific to the setup process. Similarly, using larger diameter hoses or adjusting the discharge angle may be relevant for other considerations, but they are not the foundational requirements for setting up the Eductor itself.