1:5 Ratio Ejectors | Ejector for DM Plant

FAQ's

Q1. What does a 1:5 ratio ejector mean?
ANS: A 1:5 ratio ejector mixes one part motive fluid to five parts suction fluid – for example, one part acid to five parts water – with no moving parts involved.

Q2. What is a 1:5 ratio ejector used for?
ANS: 1:5 ratio ejectors are primarily used in Demineralization (DM) Plants for acid and caustic regeneration, and occasionally for pump priming and custom process applications.

Q3. What is the difference between a 1:1 and a 1:5 ratio ejector?
ANS: The key difference is construction and mixing ratio – 1:5 ratio ejectors use a two-part construction to achieve a higher dilution ratio than the single-part 1:1 ratio ejector.

Q4. What is the maximum flow rate of a 1:5 ratio ejector?
ANS: Sai-Tech’s 1:5 ratio ejectors handle flow rates up to 200 M3/Hr, depending on the specific model and application.

Q5. Can the 1:5 ratio ejector be customized for my application?
ANS: Yes – different ratios and configurations can be designed based on your specific operating conditions, process fluid, and DM plant regeneration requirements.