How does digital dosing make stroke length modification redundant?
At which flow rates does digital dosing perform best?
How does the FCM module reduced chemical consumption?
Why are FCM modules built into digital dosing pumps?
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Q: How does digital dosing make stroke length modification redundant?
A: Because of the torque delivered by the stepper-motor
Q: How does digital dosing make stroke length modification redundant?
A: By very precisely measuring the position of the stepper-motor and diaphragm
Q: How does digital dosing make stroke length modification redundant?
A: Due to the internal stroke speed control either implemented in the digital dosing pump or stepper motor, ensuring that dosing runs at a smooth, continuous rate.
Q: At which flow rates does digital dosing perform best?
A: Small flow rates
Q: At which flow rates does digital dosing perform best?
A: Large flow rates
Q: At which flow rates does digital dosing perform best?
A: Digital dosing performs best over the full range of flow rates.
Q: How does the FCM module reduced chemical consumption?
A: By establishing a negative pressure in case of broken pipework
Q: How does the FCM module reduced chemical consumption?
A: By allowing lower concentrations of the chemicals
Q: How does the FCM module reduced chemical consumption?
A: By automatically stabilising the pump’s performance if temperature or flow is unstable
Q: Why are FCM modules built into digital dosing pumps?
A: To help by warning you if the pumped media is freezing
Q: Why are FCM modules built into digital dosing pumps?
A: To provide a more accurate and better dosing performance.
Q: Why are FCM modules built into digital dosing pumps?
A: The Frequency Control Modulator (FCM) helps the pump compensate for vibrations