What is a decoupler also known as?
Why is low Delta T a serious problem for a typical pumping scheme?
What defines the constant primary and variable secondary circulation system?
What happens to the return air temperature when the heat load at the end of the day decreases?
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Q: What is a decoupler also known as?
A: A differential pressure sensor
Q: What is a decoupler also known as?
A: A neutral bridge
Q: What is a decoupler also known as?
A: A flow meter
Q: Why is low Delta T a serious problem for a typical pumping scheme?
A: It results in heavy wear and tear of the valves
Q: Why is low Delta T a serious problem for a typical pumping scheme?
A: It reduces the installed chiller capacity at the plant
Q: Why is low Delta T a serious problem for a typical pumping scheme?
A: It causes the system to break down, because of a safety measure
Q: What defines the constant primary and variable secondary circulation system?
A: The secondary pump only uses the required energy to meet the system demand.
Q: What defines the constant primary and variable secondary circulation system?
A: The secondary pump kicks in if the primary pump breaks down
Q: What defines the constant primary and variable secondary circulation system?
A: It's an all-in-one system that requires no accessories
Q: What happens to the return air temperature when the heat load at the end of the day decreases?
A: The return air temperature increases
Q: What happens to the return air temperature when the heat load at the end of the day decreases?
A: The return air temperature also decreases
Q: What happens to the return air temperature when the heat load at the end of the day decreases?
A: The return air temperature remains the same, but the supply temperature increases.