What happens to the return air temperature when the heat load at the end of the day decreases?
What is a decoupler also known as?
Why is the constant primary circulation system no longer used?
Why is low Delta T a serious problem for a typical pumping scheme?
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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.
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 the constant primary circulation system no longer used?
A: The parts are no longer available
Q: Why is the constant primary circulation system no longer used?
A: It's too noisy
Q: Why is the constant primary circulation system no longer used?
A: It's not very energy-efficient
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