What is the maximum foam flow for a 3% foam concentrate at 400 GPM for the Foam Pro System 3012?

The maximum foam flow for a 3% foam concentrate in the Foam Pro System 3012 is determined by the system's capacity to blend foam concentrate with water effectively. When you have a flow rate of 400 GPM, to find the maximum foam flow, you multiply the flow of water by the foam concentration percentage.

In this case, a 3% foam concentrate means that for every 100 gallons of water, 3 gallons of foam concentrate is added. Therefore, if you're flowing 400 GPM of water, you can calculate the foam flow as follows:

1. Determine the total flow rate that can be accommodated for foam production, which is generally structured in the Foam Pro System, allowing for a multiple of the base flow rate.

2. Multiply the water flow rate (400 GPM) by the foam concentrate ratio (3% or 0.03). This gives you the flow dedicated specifically to foam concentrate.

3. In standard operation, the Foam Pro System can produce foam at a higher rate, and at 3% concentration, the maximum established flow is recognized to be 1200 GPM.

This amount aligns with the amplification of potential output that the Foam Pro System can manage, thus establishing 1200 G