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What does curve compensation do?
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What is the essential aspect of the ‘new mind-set’?
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How much can be saved by using a system with direct temperature control?
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How often does a feed valve require maintenance in a typical boiler system?
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Which of these is a benefit of operating at the power limit?
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What is the estimated payback time when replacing fixed speed pumps with variable speed
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Q: What does curve compensation do?
A: Ensures a steadier regulation
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Q: What does curve compensation do?
A: Stops operation at minimum speed
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Q: What does curve compensation do?
A: Eliminates pressure loss in the valves
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Q: What is the essential aspect of the ‘new mind-set’?
A: Connecting the temperature sensor directly to the regulating valve
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Q: What is the essential aspect of the ‘new mind-set’?
A: Connecting the temperature sensor directly to the feed pipe
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Q: What is the essential aspect of the ‘new mind-set’?
A: Connecting the temperature sensor directly to the pump
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Q: How much can be saved by using a system with direct temperature control?
A: Up to 65%
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Q: How much can be saved by using a system with direct temperature control?
A: Up to 70%
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Q: How much can be saved by using a system with direct temperature control?
A: Up to 75%
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Q: How often does a feed valve require maintenance in a typical boiler system?
A: At least once every 3 months
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Q: How often does a feed valve require maintenance in a typical boiler system?
A: At least once every 6 months
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Q: How often does a feed valve require maintenance in a typical boiler system?
A: At least once every 12 months
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Q: Which of these is a benefit of operating at the power limit?
A: Utilising all available pressure and power
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Q: Which of these is a benefit of operating at the power limit?
A: Cost-saving as you can reduce speed when necessary
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Q: Which of these is a benefit of operating at the power limit?
A: Preventing downtimes and reducing maintenance costs
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Q: What is the estimated payback time when replacing fixed speed pumps with variable speed
A: Two months
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Q: What is the estimated payback time when replacing fixed speed pumps with variable speed
A: Three months
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Q: What is the estimated payback time when replacing fixed speed pumps with variable speed
A: Four months