Which function can you use to start or stop the fan in the cooling tower?
How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
What is the main purpose of a cooling tower?
What does the hysteresis band do?
What does the air pass through on its way out of the cooling towers?
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Q: Which function can you use to start or stop the fan in the cooling tower?
A: The operating mode function
Q: Which function can you use to start or stop the fan in the cooling tower?
A: The control mode function
Q: Which function can you use to start or stop the fan in the cooling tower?
A: The limit exceed function
Q: How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
A: By keeping the pumps running at constant speed
Q: How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
A: Through variable speed and start/stop functions
Q: How does Grundfos iSOLUTIONS help the pump control the cooling tower?
A: By using powerful fans
Q: What is the main purpose of a cooling tower?
A: To transfer heat from the cooling water to the air by evaporation
Q: What is the main purpose of a cooling tower?
A: To boost pressure in the distribution area
Q: What is the main purpose of a cooling tower?
A: To keep a volume of water for emergency use
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: 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%