What does LCC stand for?
In the imaginary scenario, which system is the most expensive?
What is the approximate energy savings achieved by using the proportional pressure control mode with a quadratic curve setting?
What are the three initial costs that are the most important factors for a life cycle cosy calculation for commercial buildings?
Test results
Q: What does LCC stand for?
A: Life Cycle Cost
Q: What does LCC stand for?
A: Long Cycle Cost
Q: What does LCC stand for?
A: Life Cycle Circumstances
Q: In the imaginary scenario, which system is the most expensive?
A: The variable flow system with a constant speed pump
Q: In the imaginary scenario, which system is the most expensive?
A: The variable flow system with a variable speed pump where the pump is operated in proportional differential pressure mode
Q: In the imaginary scenario, which system is the most expensive?
A: The variable flow system with a variable speed pump where the pump is operated in proportional differential pressure mode and the "quadratic" feature is activated
Q: What is the approximate energy savings achieved by using the proportional pressure control mode with a quadratic curve setting?
A: No energy savings
Q: What is the approximate energy savings achieved by using the proportional pressure control mode with a quadratic curve setting?
A: At least 15%
Q: What is the approximate energy savings achieved by using the proportional pressure control mode with a quadratic curve setting?
A: At least 5%
Q: What are the three initial costs that are the most important factors for a life cycle cosy calculation for commercial buildings?
A: Maintenance cost, operating cost and environmental cost
Q: What are the three initial costs that are the most important factors for a life cycle cosy calculation for commercial buildings?
A: Purchase price, maintenance cost and energy cost
Q: What are the three initial costs that are the most important factors for a life cycle cosy calculation for commercial buildings?
A: Operating cost, energy cost and downtime cost