How should drainage time be adjusted if the solution temperature is above 70 degrees?

If the solution temperature is above 70 degrees Fahrenheit, adjusting the drainage time is important to ensure effective operation. The correct approach is to add oil minutes for each 3 degrees above 70 degrees. This is because higher temperatures typically lead to faster reactions and, consequently, quicker drainage rates. By adding time, you compensate for the increased speed of the process, ensuring that the solution has adequate time to drain effectively and thoroughly.

Adjusting drainage time in this manner allows for more controlled and effective operation, preventing issues such as incomplete drainage or potential operational failures. Proper management of the drainage time according to temperature helps maintain safety and efficiency in processes that involve temperature-sensitive materials, such as those handled by ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting) personnel.