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    Tank Eductor

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    The document discusses a tank mixing eductor with a 1/2" MPT inlet port made of polypropylene. It is designed to increase agitation and circulation in tanks using the Venturi principle with minimal energy. The eductor draws in surrounding liquid to circulate at a rate 4 times the inlet flow, producing strong turbulence without moving parts. It offers benefits like energy conservation, rapid mixing, and preventing liquid stratification through use of high velocity jets and low pressure regions created in the tank.

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    The document discusses a tank mixing eductor with a 1/2" MPT inlet port made of polypropylene. It is designed to increase agitation and circulation in tanks using the Venturi principle with minimal energy. The eductor draws in surrounding liquid to circulate at a rate 4 times the inlet flow, producing strong turbulence without moving parts. It offers benefits like energy conservation, rapid mixing, and preventing liquid stratification through use of high velocity jets and low pressure regions created in the tank.

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    The document discusses a tank mixing eductor with a 1/2" MPT inlet port made of polypropylene. It is designed to increase agitation and circulation in tanks using the Venturi principle with minimal energy. The eductor draws in surrounding liquid to circulate at a rate 4 times the inlet flow, producing strong turbulence without moving parts. It offers benefits like energy conservation, rapid mixing, and preventing liquid stratification through use of high velocity jets and low pressure regions created in the tank.

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    Tank Eductor

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    The document discusses a tank mixing eductor with a 1/2" MPT inlet port made of polypropylene. It is designed to increase agitation and circulation in tanks using the Venturi principle with minimal energy. The eductor draws in surrounding liquid to circulate at a rate 4 times the inlet flow, producing strong turbulence without moving parts. It offers benefits like energy conservation, rapid mixing, and preventing liquid stratification through use of high velocity jets and low pressure regions created in the tank.

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    MPT Inlet Port

    Tank Mixing Eductor, Polypropylene 1/2" MPT Inlet Port


    Designed to be used for increased agitation of liquids contained in tanks when settling or local density variations are unacceptable. Typically, eductors can increase the circulation rate from a small pump by a factor of 5 because of the unique design which operates on the Venturi Principle. These eductors are molded in one piece, with ample thickness, resulting in a strong, durable product. The plastic types offer excellent chemical resistance. UPC type eductor nozzles are designed for high flow rates. Material: Polypropylene

    ENLARGED VIEWS VIEW CATALOG PAGE E0398

    AZ Tank Eductors are economical and energy conservative mixing devices for tank agitation, multiple liquid mixing and suspending solids in vessels and tanks. The AZ Tank Eductors utilize the Bernoulli Principle in generating a high velocity to produce a low pressure region. The AZ Tank Eductor is inexpensive in price and conserves energy in that three times the fluid that passes through the nozzle is drawn through the induction ports, entrained and circulated into the tank as a tight plume, producing large scale turbulence. In operation, pump pressure is converted into a high velocity jet stream as the fluid enters a unique nozzle orifice configuration, the issuing jet stream generates a low pressure region in the tank, drawing and entraining fluid from the surrounding liquid or slurry. The volume circulating rate is four times the feed rate.

    Fig. 1 Illustrates circular tank mixing manifold

    Fig. 2 Illustrates uniform mixture from induction ports and motive feed inlet. (Model AZ- TE-1)

    AZ Tank Eductor Features:


    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Venturi Principle No moving parts Constructed in 304 and 316 S.S. Near perfect vacuum at 40 PSI motive pressure Sanitary tri-clamp connection Blending powders with liquids

    7. Stainless Steel construction

    AZ Tank Eductor Benefits:


    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Energy conservation (four times the feed rate is the circulating rate) Stabilizes emulsions Rapidly mixes multiple liquids Suspends solids Manifold configurations to accommodate tank size and shape Rapid chemical reaction Slurry mixing/shearing Prevent liquid stratification Please contact our sales team to learn more about our AZ Tank Eductors and our Pilot Study Program.
    *This product is offered under license from Vortex Ventures Inc.

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