Hose-End Sprayer Automatic Dilution System: How It Works
The hose-end sprayer utilizes fluid dynamics and mechanical regulation to automatically dilute concentrated solutions without external power. Its operation relies on three key principles:
1. Vacuum-Powered Concentrate Uptake
When water flows through the sprayer's narrow channel, its speed increases while pressure decreases (Bernoulli's principle). This creates suction that draws chemical concentrate from the attached container into the water stream, initiating the mixing process.
2. Adjustable Dilution Ratios
Precision Orifice Control: The sprayer's intake system features a calibrated opening that regulates the amount of concentrate drawn in.
User-Selectable Settings: Common dilution ratios (e.g., 1:10, 1:50) are preset based on the sprayer's design, allowing for consistent mixing without manual measurement.
3. Instant Mixing & Spray Application
The concentrate and water turbulently combine inside the sprayer, ensuring thorough blending before being dispersed as a fine mist through the nozzle. This allows for immediate use in gardening, cleaning, or pest control.
Key Advantages
No Power Needed: Operates purely on water pressure.
Accurate Dilution: Maintains consistent ratios under normal water flow conditions.
Waste Reduction: Eliminates the need for pre-mixing, preventing chemical degradation.
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