Task Force Tips EDUCTOR 125 Series Manual de programación

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TASK FORCE TIPS LLC

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G-Force

INSTRUCTION FOR INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE

EDUCTOR

125 SERIES IN-LINE

DANGER

Understand manual before use. Operation of this device without understanding the manual and

receiving proper training is a misuse of this equipment. Obtain safety information at tft.com/

serial-number.

This equipment is intended for use by trained and qualified emergency services personnel for

firefighting. All personnel using this equipment shall have completed a course of education

approved by the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).

This instruction manual is intended to familiarize firefighters and maintenance personnel with the

operation, servicing, and safety procedures associated with this product. This manual should be

kept available to all operating and maintenance personnel.

Inlet Pressure:

200 psi (13.8 bar)

160 psi (11 bar)

145 psi (10 bar)

Maximum

Back Pressure:

130 psi (9 bar)

100 psi (6.9 bar)

95 psi (6.5 bar)

Concentration Settings:

OFF, 1/4%, 1/2%, 1%, 3%, 6%

Models:

60 gpm (225 L/min)

95 gpm (263 L/min)

120 gpm (450 L/min)

125 gpm (475 L/min)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 MEANING OF SAFETY SIGNAL WORDS

2.0 SAFETY

3.0 GENERAL INFORMATION

3.1 USE WITH SALT WATER

3.2 VARIOUS MODELS AND TERMS

4.0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

4.1 CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

5.0 USE WITH FOAM

5.1 FOAM SELECTION

5.2 FOAM ATTACHMENT OPTIONS

5.3 FOAM CONSUMPTION

5.4 FOAM SUPPLY LOGISTICS

6.0 MAXIMUM HOSE LAY

7.0 NOZZLE SELECTION

7.1 NOZZLE COMPATIBILITY

8.0 WARRANTY

9.0 MAINTENANCE

9.1 SERVICE TESTING

9.2 REPAIR

10.0 TROUBLE SHOOTING

11.0 EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LISTS

12.0 OPERATION AND INSPECTION CHECKLIST

LIA-025 Foam Aspirator Manual

SUPPORTING MATERIALS

The following documents contain supporting safety

and operating information pertaining to the equipment

described in this manual.

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The member companies of FEMSA that provide emergency

response equipment and services want responders to know and

understand the following:

1. Fireﬁghting and Emergency Response are inherently

dangerous activities requiring proper training in their hazards

and the use of extreme caution at all times.

2. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to read and understand

any user’s instructions, including purpose and limitations,

provided with any piece of equipment you may be called on

to use.

3. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to know that you have been

properly trained in Fireﬁghting and/or Emergency Response

and in the use, precautions, and care of any equipment you

may be called upon to use.

4. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to be in proper physical

condition and to maintain the personal skill level required to

operate any equipment you may be called upon to use.

5. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to know that your equipment is

in operable condition and has been maintained in accordance

with the manufacturer’s instructions.

6. Failure to follow these guidelines may result in death, burns or

other severe injury.

Fire and Emergency Manufacturers and Service Association, Inc.

PO Box 147, Lynnﬁeld, MA 01940 • www.FEMSA.org

PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY CODE

DANGER

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1.0 MEANING OF SAFETY SIGNAL WORDS

A safety related message is identified by a safety alert symbol and a signal word to indicate the level of risk involved with a particular

hazard. Per ANSI Z535.6, the definitions of the four signal words are as follows:

2.0 SAFETY

DANGER

DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

WARNING

WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious

injury.

CAUTION CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor

or moderate injury.

NOTICE

NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury.

DANGER

Lack of foam can place operator at risk of injury or death. Establish foam flow and adequate supply

of concentrate for the task before advancing into hazardous situations.

WARNING

This equipment is intended for use by trained personnel for firefighting. Use of this equipment for

other purposes may involve hazards not addressed by this manual. Seek appropriate guidance and

training to reduce risk of injury.

WARNING

Improper use of foam or using the wrong type of foam can result in illness, injury, or damage to the

environment. Follow foam manufacturer’s instructions and fire service training as directed by the

AHJ.

WARNING

For Class B fires, lack of foam or interruption in the foam stream can cause a break in the foam

blanket and greatly increase the risk of injury or death. Follow procedures established by the AHJ

for the specific fuel and conditions.

WARNING

Equipment may be damaged if frozen while containing significant amounts of water. Such damage

may be difficult to detect visually. Subsequent pressurization can lead to injury or death. Any time

the equipment is subject to possible damage due to freezing, it must be tested and approved for

use by qualified personnel before being considered safe for use.

NOTICE

To prevent mechanical damage, do not drop or throw equipment.

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3.0 GENERAL INFORMATION

TFT’s 125 Series Eductors can be used with 1/4% or 1/2% Class A foam concentrate for wildland, rural, and urban fire suppression on

Class A fuels (wood, paper, combustible materials). Class A concentrates that have received USDA and USFS approval are

recommended.

On class B materials, the eductors can be used with high viscosity 1%, 3%, 6%, 3x3%, and 3x6% Alcohol Resistant Class B

concentrates.

The eductor can also be used with plain AFFF concentrates rated at 1%, 3% or 6% with various freeze protected foams, and with FFFP

foam types. These foams generally have a lower viscosity than the calibration viscosity of the TFT eductor and will be inducted faster

than expected resulting in stronger concentrations. While this does not degrade foam quality, it does reduce the operation time for a

given foam supply. Testing should be done with the foam being used to assure accurate induction rate.

Standard inlet operating pressure is 200 psi (13.8 bar) on all standard TFT 125 Series Eductors. Contact the factory for custom inlet

pressures of 160 psi (11 bar) and 145 psi (10 bar).

3.1 USE WITH SALT WATER

Consult foam manufacturer’s documentation and training by the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) before mixing foam concentrate with

salt water.

If the equipment is used with salt water, it must be thoroughly cleaned with fresh water after each use. The service life of the equipment

may be shortened due to the effects of corrosion, and is not covered under warranty.

3.2 VARIOUS MODELS AND TERMS

TFT 125 Series Eductors are available in several flows and with a variety of inlet couplings. These must be specified at the time of order.

Consult the factory for special thread requests.

The eductor can be split into two parts by grasping the locking ring and retracting it fully to separate the metering head from the eductor

body. All the foam passageways can easily be inspected. The foam passageway into the eductor contains a free-floating check disk with

three fins. The check disk is pressure activated to keep water from coming out of the pick-up hose and back into the foam pail.

The metering head contains a red back flush button that can be depressed to open the check disk.

The metering head also has a large proportioning knob that can be rotated to align the ball valve to six different detent positions, OFF,

1/4% 1/2%, 1%, 3%, and 6%. Each foam setting has a precision sized metering orifice in the valve ball. The eductor cannot be operated

between settings, as the metering orifices will not line up properly. The setting of the proportioning knob lines up with the white indicator

ball.

Figure 3.2

CAUTION Intermixing metering heads and eductor bodies of different flow rates can cause incorrect foam

strength, resulting in risk of injury as the ability to control the fire is compromised. Do not intermix

metering heads with eductor bodies of different flow rates.

PROPORTIONING INDICATOR

36" LONG 1" ID CLEAR HOSE

(Not to Scale)

20" LONG 1" OD WAND

(Not to Scale)

EDUCTOR BODY

EXIT

METERING HEAD

RETRACT THE LOCKER RING

TO UNLOCK.

RELEASE THE LOCKER RING

TO ENGAGE.

TURN KNOB TO SET

PROPORTIONING RATE.

PUSH BUTTON TO

BACK FLUSH.

CHECK DISK

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4.0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Refer to training approved by the AHJ for appropriate foam type, concentration, and hose length.

1. Choose the appropriate foam concentration.

2. Lay the appropriate hose line.

3. Connect the appropriate nozzle.

4. Charge the hose and open the nozzle fully to establish the water flow.

5. Adjust the pump pressure so the eductor inlet is set at pressure specified on body label.

6. Rotate the percentage knob to the desired concentration.

7. Place the concentrate intake wand in the foam supply.

4.1 CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

The eductor must be cleaned after each use to prevent residual foam concentrate from clogging the passageways.

1. After use, take the concentrate intake hose out of the foam supply.

2. Turn down the pump pressure to below 75 psi (5.2 bar).

3. Shut off the nozzle.

4. Restrain the wand and expect a rapid discharge of water, especially at the 6% setting.

5. Push the red flush button to run fresh water through the hose and metering head on each setting until there is no visible foam in

the flush water.

6. Retract the lock ring to remove the metering head.

7. Turn off water supply and remove the eductor from the hose so that any remaining foam residue can be washed from the wand,

metering head and eductor.

5.0 USE WITH FOAM

5.1 FOAM SELECTION

Actual foam concentrations vary with changes in water flow, foam concentrate temperature and viscosity. The user must verify that the

concentrate’s performance is suitable for use in their application. Refer to training approved by the AHJ regarding foam concentrate use.

In all cases, the manufacturer’s recommendations must be followed.

5.2 FOAM ATTACHMENT OPTIONS

Expansion ratios vary depending on the type of nozzle used. Refer to training approved by the AHJ when choosing a foam nozzle or

attachment.

Medium Expansion Nozzle — produces the greatest expansion ratios. It is generally used on Class B fuels for vapor suppression and

Class A fuels when a longer lasting insulating layer of drier foam is desired.

Low Expansion Nozzle — can be used with either Class A or B foam solutions. Reach is slightly less than the smooth bore. It is

generally used on Class B fires for extinguishment and Class A fuels to soak the fuel with a wet foam solution.

Straight Stream Nozzle — is for Class A foam solutions. Foam expansion will be negligible. For use where maximum reach or

penetration is desired.

CAUTION Rapid backflush discharge from the wand could cause injury.

The backflush push button is pressure activated and must not be forced at pressures over 75 psi (5

bar). Do not backflush above 75 psi.

CAUTION Mixing of foam concentrates can cause the contents of the foam tank to gel and produce

unpredictable results. To reduce the risk of injury due to unpredictable foam production:

• Do not mix different types of foam concentrates or foams of the same type from different

manufacturers.

• Clean tank and foam passages thoroughly when changing foam types.

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5.3 FOAM CONSUMPTION

The following tables indicate the theoretical foam concentrate flow rate and the time it will take to empty a 5 gallon (18.9 liters) container

of various concentrates with eductors of different ratings.

TESTING NOTES:

1. The Class A foam used for calibration is the “Knock Down” from National Foam. The calibration viscosity is 20 Centipoise.

2. The class B foam used for calibration is the “Universal Plus 3%/6% Alcohol Resistant Aqueous Film Forming Foam” (AR-AFFF)

from National Foam. The calibration viscosity is 2892 Centipoise tested with Brookfield #3 Spindle @ 30 rpm.

3. TFT’s eductors were calibrated with 1 ¾” Conquest Hose.

- UE-060-NF calibration hose length is 300 ft.

- UE-095-NF calibration hose length is 250 ft.

- UE-125-NF calibration hose length is 150 ft.

60 GPM (225 L/min) Eductor 95 GPM (360 L/min) Eductor

Setting Foam

Class

Time to Empty

5 Gallons

Foam Flow

Rate

Setting Foam

Class

Time to Empty

5 Gallons

Foam Flow

Rate

1/4% A 33 min 20 sec 0.15 gpm

(.057 L/min)

1/4% A 20 min 50 sec 0.24 gpm

(0.9 L/min)

1/2% A 16 min 40 sec 0.3 gpm

(1.14 L/min)

1/2% A 10 min 25 sec 0.5 gpm

(1.89 L/min)

1% B 8 min 20 sec 0.6 gpm

(2.27 L/min)

1% B 5 min 16 sec 1.0 gpm

(3.78 L/min)

3% B 2 min 47 sec 1.8 gpm

(6.81 L/min)

3% B 1 min 45 sec 2.9 gpm

(10.97 L/min)

6% B 1 min 23 sec 3.6 gpm

(13.62 L/min)

6% B 53 sec 5.7 gpm

(28.38 L/min)

120 GPM (450 L/min) Eductor 125 GPM (475 L/min) Eductor

Setting Foam

Class

Time to Empty

5 Gallons

Foam Flow

Rate

Setting Foam

Class

Time to Empty

5 Gallons

Foam Flow

Rate

1/4% A 16 min 40 sec 0.29 gpm

(1.09 L/min)

1/4% A 16 min 0.3 gpm

(1.14 L/min)

1/2% A 8 min 20 sec 0.58 gpm

(2.18 L/min)

1/2% A 8 min 0.6 gpm

(2.27 L/min)

1% B 4 min 10 sec 1.25 gpm

(4.72 L/min)

1% B 4 min 1.3 gpm

(4.92 L/min)

3% B 1 min 23 sec 3.65 min

(13.8 L/min)

3% B 1 min 20 sec 3.8 gpm

(14.38 L/min)

6% B 42 sec 7.2 gpm

(27.25 L/min)

6% B 40 sec 7.5 gpm

(28.38 L/min)

Actual calibrated rate for each setting and

the foam concentration used for calibration

Setting Actual

Rate

Foam

Class

UL-162

Tolerance

1/4% 0.287% A .25 - .325%

1/2% 0.575% A .5 - .65%

1% 1.15% B 1 - 1.3%

3% 3.45% B 3 - 3.9%

6% 6.5% B 6 - 7%

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5.4 FOAM SUPPLY LOGISTICS

The foam suction hose is matched to the eductor and must not be lengthened. Lengthening the foam suction hose reduces foam flow,

resulting in weak foam. Position foam buckets within reach of the standard length foam suction hose.

6.0 MAXIMUM HOSE LAY

The maximum hose lay is based on the back pressure. Pushing the foam solution through the hose and eductor causes back pressure

on the eductor exit.

• On a 200 psi (13.8 bar) model, if the back pressure is over 130 psi (9 bar) the eductor will not work.

• On a 160 psi (11 bar) model, if the back pressure is over 100 psi (6.9 bar) the eductor will not work.

• On a 145 psi (10 bar) model, if the back pressure is over 95 psi (6.5 bar) the eductor will not work.

Elevation loss adds to the back pressure when the nozzle is higher than the eductor. For each foot in vertical height, there is 0.4 psi

elevation loss.

Friction loss varies with different brand hoses. Determine the friction loss of your own hose. The nominal flow of the eductor is the sum

of water plus foam concentrate when set at 6%. The eductor should always have its rated pressure at the inlet. The water flow does not

change with different percentage settings; however, the inducted foam concentrate will change when the percentage setting is changed.

Therefore, the total flow exiting the eductor is lower at 1/4% than at 6%. Longer hose lengths can be used when proportioning rate is

less because less work is needed to move lower total flows.

7.0 NOZZLE SELECTION

Eductors work with any nozzle whose gallonage is equal or greater than that of the eductor. If a nozzle with a larger gallonage is used,

the reach of nozzle and the proportioning rate of the eductor will be compromised.

Non-aspirated automatic nozzles can produce expansion ratios of 6-8:1 when measured at the end of the stream. By maintaining a

constant nozzle pressure, automatic nozzles keep the velocity of the stream high. Large amounts of air are pulled into the stream and

mix with the foam concentrate/water solution as the stream leaves the nozzle.

Air-aspirating devices, such as the TFT FOAMJET, allow a wider selection of foam concentrates to be used, and can produce a better

quality of finished foam. The final expansion ratio and, amount of finished foam, depends on the type of foam concentrate being used.

DANGER

Lack of foam can place operator at risk of injury or death. To reduce the risk of injury due to lack

foam:

• Establish foam flow before advancing into hazardous situations.

• Keep an adequate supply of foam concentrate on hand.

• Check concentrate level periodically.

WARNING

Excess back pressure causes loss of foam flow resulting in risk of injury or death from an

ineffective stream.

• Verify that adequate foam flow is established and maintained.

• Do not exceed the maximum back pressure.

WARNING

Excess back pressure causes loss of foam flow resulting in risk of injury or death from an

ineffective stream. Operate the nozzle fully open to prevent excessive back pressure.

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7.1 NOZZLE COMPATIBILITY

The following tables list the compatibility between eductors and nozzles. A 75 psi (5 bar) nozzle will result in lower nozzle pressure and

shorter stream reach.

Table 7.1A

UE-060 EDUCTOR

60 GPM (225 L/min)

200 PSI (13.8 bar) Inlet Pressure

TFT

Nozzle Name

Nozzle Model # Water Flow

Setting

Nozzle

Pressure

Low Expansion

Foam Attachment

Multi-Expansion

Foam Attachment

Twister F2060, FS2060,

FS2060P

60 gpm

(230 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar

NONE FJ-MX-F

Bubble Cup F2060BC,

FS2060BC,

FS2060BCP

60 gpm

(230 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar)

BUILT-IN BUILT-IN

Metro 0 ME0** 60 gpm

230 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-U

FJ-LX-U

FJ-UMX

1.0”

Quadrafog

DQ60, DQS60,

DQS60P

5-10-24-40-60 gpm

(20-40-90-150-230 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar)

FJ-DQ FJ-MX-DQ

1.0”

G-Force

Selectable Flow

Fixed Pressure

15-30-45-60-75 gpm

(55-110-170-230-285 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-GD

FJ-LX-U

FJ-UMX

1.0”

G-Force

Automatic Pressure

with Variable Flow

30-80 gpm

(110-300 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-GD

FJ-LX-U

FJ-UMX

Ultimatic

B-*, BTO-*, BH-*,

BGH-*

10-125 gpm

(40-475 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar) FJ-U

FJ-LX-U

FJ-UMX

BL-*, BTOL-*, BHL-*,

BGHL-*

10-100 gpm

(40-400 L/min)

75 psi

5 bar)

Metro 1 ME1** 60 gpm

(230 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-HM

FJ-LX-HM

FJ-MX-HM

1.5”

Quadrafog

FQ125**, FQS125** 30-60-95-125 gpm

(110-230-360-470 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-LX-FQ FJ-MX-FQ

QuadraCup

FQ125BC,

FQS125BC**,

FQCS**

30-60-95-125 gpm

(110-230-360-470 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

BUILT-IN BUILT-IN

1.5” G-Force Selectable Flow

Fixed Pressure

30-60-95-125-150 gpm

(110-230-360-470-570 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-LX-G FJ-MX-G

1.5” G-Force Automatic Pressure

with Variable Flow

60-150 gpm

(230-570 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-LX-G FJ-MX-G

Thunderfog FT200*, FTS200* 30-60-95-125-150-200 gpm

(110-230-360-470-570-750 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

NONE FJ-MX-FT

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Table 7.1B

UE-095 EDUCTOR

95 GPM (360 L/min)

200 PSI (13.8 bar) Inlet Pressure

TFT

Nozzle Name

Nozzle Model # Water Flow

Setting

Nozzle

Pressure

Low Expansion

Foam Attachment

Multi-Expansion

Foam Attachment

Twister F2095, FS2095,

FS2095P 95 gpm

(360 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar)

NONE FJ-MX-F

Bubble Cup F2095BC, F95BC,

FS2095BC, FS95BC,

FS2095BCP, FS95BCP

95 gpm

(360 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar)

BUILT-IN BUILT-IN

Ultimatic

B-*, BTO-*, BH-*,

BGH-*

10-125 gpm

(40-475 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar) FJ-U

FJ-LX-U

FJ-UMX

BL-*, BTOL-*, BHL-*,

BGHL-*

10-100 gpm

(40-400 L/min)

75 psi

(5 bar)

Metro 1 ME1* 95 gpm

(360 L/min)

100 or 50 psi

(7 or 3 bar)

FJ-HM

FJ-LX-HM

FJ-MX-HM

Quadrafog FQ**, FQS** 30-60-95-125 gpm

(110-230-360-470 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-LX-FQ FJ-MX-FQ

QuadraCup FQ125BC, FQ125BC**,

FQCS**

30-60-95-125 gpm

(110-230-360-470 L/min

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

BUILT-IN BUILT-IN

1.5”

G-Force

Selectable Flow

Fixed Pressure

30-60-95-125-150 gpm

(110-230-360-470-570 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-LX-G FJ-MX-G

1.5”

G-Force

Automatic Pressure

with Variable Flow

60-150 gpm

230-570 L/min

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-LX-G FJ-MX-G

Thunderfog FT200*, FTS200*,

FT250*,

FTS250*, JT250*,

JTS250*

30-60-95-125-150-200 gpm

(110-230-360-470-570-750 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

NONE FJ-MX-FT

Thunderfog FT250**, FTS250*,

FTS**, JT**, JTS**

95-125-150-200-250 gpm

(360-470-570-680-950 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar)

NONE FJ-MX-FT

Metro 2 ME2** 95 gpm

(360 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar)

FJ-H FJ-HMX

Mid-Matic HM-**, HML-** 70-200 gpm

(260-760 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar) FJ-HM

FJ-LX-HM

FJ-MX-HM

HMK-* 70-180 gpm

(260-680 L/min)

55 psi

(4 bar)

Mid-Force HMD-**, HMDL-** 70-200 gpm

(270-760 L/min)

100 or 75 psi

(7 or 5 bar)

FJ-HM

FJ-LX-HM

FJ-MX-HM

Handline H-** 95-300 gpm

(360-1140 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar)

FJ-H FJ-HMX

HL-** 95-250 gpm

(360-950 L/min)

75 psi

(5 bar)

HK-** 95-225 gpm

(360-850 L/min)

55 psi

(4 bar)

Dual-Force HD-** 95-300 gpm

(360-1150 L/min)

100 psi

(7 bar) FJ-H FJ-HMX

HDL-** 95-250 gpm

(360-950 L/min)

75 psi

(5 bar)

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