What does the air pass through on its way out of the cooling towers?
What does the hysteresis band do?
What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
What is the main purpose of a cooling tower?
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: 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 is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
A: Grundfos GO
Q: What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
A: The pump’s display
Q: What is the most commonly used and accessible way of setting up your pump?
A: The PC tool
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 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