What is the required fire main pressure at the inlet side of the Inline Eductor?

The required fire main pressure at the inlet side of the Inline Eductor is established at 100 PSI. This specification is based on the operational requirements for effective firefighting and water delivery during emergency situations.

An Inline Eductor is designed to facilitate the transfer and mixing of water with firefighting foam or other agents, relying on the principle of venturi effect, which requires a certain level of pressure to operate efficiently. At 100 PSI, the Inline Eductor can achieve optimal suction and ensure that foam concentrates mix appropriately with the water, thereby producing an effective firefighting solution.

This pressure threshold ensures that water can be effectively educted through the system and allows for appropriate flow rates necessary during an emergency response. Inadequate pressure could result in insufficient suction or mixing, limiting the effectiveness of the firefighting efforts. The requirement for this pressure is a critical consideration in the design and deployment of fire protection systems.