TANK MIXING EDUCTORS
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E-Coat Systems Eductors use a venturi design, which enables small pumps to circulate large volumes of tank solution. When pumping is used for solution agitation, the use of an eductor will circulate four to five gallons of solution in the tank for every one-gallon you pump. If tanks are heated or require fume exhaust, a major cost saving is realized using solution agitation as opposed to air agitation -- air makeup and heat lost is reduced. In addition, the solution is not subject to the introduction of addition oil or dirt as a result of the air supply. Tanks have used pumps without eductors for solution agitation for years. Now with the use of eductors, the efficiency of this process is increased. Eductors will reduce the energy consumption of the pump's motor and will probably allow a smaller and less expensive pump to be used to perform the same job. If you are using eductors on a fresh or salt water aquarium - Click Here |
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Whatever your chemical solution may be, a tank mixing eductor that will greatly enhance the ability of your pumping system to properly circulate that solution. Eductors are constructed of polypropylene, PVDF, cast iron, alloy 20 and 316SS.
Most of the applications that we have experienced in the past will see the following results with just the addition of eductors:
- 2 to 3 times the circulation rate vs. open end outlets.
- Reduced
amp draw for the circulation pump - Eductors have a payback by reducing
your electrical costs.
For each gallon of
solution that is pumped through the eductor, three or four gallons of additional solution
is circulated within the tank. As one of the most cost-efficient and effective ways
for manufacturers to get the best performance from their re-circulating process tanks, it
is easy to see why tank mixing eductors are the design of choice for all major
manufacturers.
