What is the minimum pressure needed to operate for educators?

The minimum pressure required to operate educators typically falls around 120 psi (pounds per square inch). Educators rely on differential pressure to create a vacuum that draws in fluids or facilitates the mixing of different substances. This pressure ensures that the educator can efficiently move and mix fluids without causing cavitation or insufficient flow rates.

Operating below this pressure can lead to performance issues, including reduced suction capabilities and the potential for equipment damage. Therefore, while other pressure levels listed may be common in different applications or equipment types, 120 psi is the threshold necessary for standard operation of educators to function effectively and reliably.