How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
What can scaling lead to?
What does biofilm do?
How does the operator benefit from connecting dosing pumps to the Grundfos SDCS?
Test results
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Q: How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
A: By keeping the pumps running at constant speed
Q: How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
A: Through speed regulation and start/stop functions
Q: How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
A: By using powerful fans
Q: What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
A: Grundfos GO
Q: What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
A: The pump’s display
Q: What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
A: The PC tool
Q: What can scaling lead to?
A: Increased energy consumption
Q: What can scaling lead to?
A: Increased concentration of chemicals
Q: What can scaling lead to?
A: Increased water pressure in the pipes
Q: What does biofilm do?
A: It leads to an overdosing of chemials
Q: What does biofilm do?
A: It reduces the capacity of the cooling tower
Q: What does biofilm do?
A: It leads to scaling
Q: How does the operator benefit from connecting dosing pumps to the Grundfos SDCS?
A: Enables them to manage, monitor, and control chemical dosing safely and securely
Q: How does the operator benefit from connecting dosing pumps to the Grundfos SDCS?
A: Increases risk of chemical mishandling
Q: How does the operator benefit from connecting dosing pumps to the Grundfos SDCS?
A: Accelerates corrosion and scaling issues
Q: How much of the 30 % of water lost to evaporation can you potentially save by using the right control?
A: None
Q: How much of the 30 % of water lost to evaporation can you potentially save by using the right control?
A: 5%
Q: How much of the 30 % of water lost to evaporation can you potentially save by using the right control?
A: 20%