Metering Ratio

[ruff]

Anybody knows how to calculate the dilution ratio when you set the meter at say 2gpm or 4 gpm etc.

In other words in how many units of water is 1 unit of rinse (or detergent) coming out of the 5 gallon concentrate jug, being mixed with?
Thanks for your help.
Ofer

 

[bob vawter]

My Dywers is calulated at GPH not per min.......so for example you had it set at 10 GPH then you could figure out the dilution ratio at 10%...

that MAY have not made any sense to most of you....!

 

[J Scott W]

Meters and machines will vary. Many products are mixed at 1 qt in a 5 gallon stock tank. This solution is then metered at 2 or 3 gallons per hour.
In practice this works out to somewhere between 1 - 320 to 1 - 500 depending on where you set the meter and other particulars of your own machine.

Scott Warrington

 

[B&BGaryC]

I usually meter at 4-6 gallons per hour. No wick-backs though. (ENDZONE Rocks. You can make it a monster with 8 oz of ENCAPUGUARD)

P.S. Scott: Tell them you're not paying me to say this. I just like Bridgepoint.