What characterises linear proportional pressure control?
What determines the required head or pressure of the pump?
What is a key characteristic for static pressure losses?
In the example provided, what is the specific pressure loss of the pipework?
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Q: What characterises linear proportional pressure control?
A: The booster pump adapts its performance in accordance to the flow rate
Q: What characterises linear proportional pressure control?
A: The booster pump provides a constant pressure regardless of the flow
Q: What characterises linear proportional pressure control?
A: The booster pump provides a flow rate according to the needed pressure
Q: What determines the required head or pressure of the pump?
A: Static pressure loss and required pressure loss at the tap
Q: What determines the required head or pressure of the pump?
A: Static and dynamic pressure losses as well as required pressure at the tap.
Q: What determines the required head or pressure of the pump?
A: Dynamic pressure loss as well as required pressure at the tap
Q: What is a key characteristic for static pressure losses?
A: They are independent from the flow rate
Q: What is a key characteristic for static pressure losses?
A: They are closely connected to dynamic pressure losses
Q: What is a key characteristic for static pressure losses?
A: They are based on the buildings total height
Q: In the example provided, what is the specific pressure loss of the pipework?
A: 0,50 kPa per meter of pipe
Q: In the example provided, what is the specific pressure loss of the pipework?
A: 0,50 m per meter of pipe
Q: In the example provided, what is the specific pressure loss of the pipework?
A: 450pa/m