What is the horsepower of the ejector used in VCHT?

The horsepower of the ejector used in Vacuum Collection and Holding Tank (VCHT) systems is established at 7 horsepower. This specification is crucial as it ensures the efficient operation of the ejector, enabling it to effectively create the necessary vacuum to transport waste to the holding tank.

Selecting this horsepower rating is based on various factors including system design requirements and operational efficiency. Having the right amount of horsepower is essential to manage the demands of the waste collection process, thus ensuring that the ejector functions reliably under different operational conditions, such as during peak usage times or varying waste types.

The other power ratings, while plausible, do not meet the operational performance and design specifications that have been standardized for VCHT systems, leading to the conclusion that 7 horsepower is the most effective and widely adopted choice.