What does the air pass through on its way out of the cooling towers?
How much of the 30 % of water lost to evaporation can you potentially save by using the right control?
What does the hysteresis band do?
What can scaling lead to?
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Q: What does the air pass through on its way out of the cooling towers?
A: It passes through the fill
Q: What does the air pass through on its way out of the cooling towers?
A: It passes through the drift eliminators
Q: What does the air pass through on its way out of the cooling towers?
A: It doesn’t pass through anything
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%
Q: What does the hysteresis band do?
A: It ensures that the fan starts when you exceed a set temperature
Q: What does the hysteresis band do?
A: It determines how low the temperature can be before the fan stops running
Q: What does the hysteresis band do?
A: Nothing – it’s a made-up phrase
Q: Does fixed-speed operation give you a greater control of energy use?
A: Yes
Q: Does fixed-speed operation give you a greater control of energy use?
A: No
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