When using an in-line eductor, which of the following might cause foam concentrations to be too lean?
A) Solid agent stick too cold to dissolve effectively.
B) Air compressor filter clogged, dirty, or water-soaked
C) Too little hose between eductor and discharge nozzle
D) Foam concentrate inlet too far above surface of foam concentrate

Question

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If the foam concentrate inlet is too far above the surface of the foam concentrate, it can cause insufficient suction, leading to a lean foam concentration.

When Using an In-Line Eductor, Which of the Following Might