6 questions Intermediate

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Monitoring and controls

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A VFD provides soft start and soft stop that helps:

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To achieve high irrigation efficiency in all types of irrigation, it is important to be able to control the:

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Q: Which of the following statements is correct?
A: A VFD is typically used when there is more than one irrigation zone, and every zone has different water requirements.
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Q: A VFD provides soft start and soft stop that helps:
A: Eliminate risk of water hammer.
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Q: When a VFD is installed with a pump, what happens if the valve for one irrigation zone is closed and other is open?
A: A pressure sensor notifies the VFD to reduce the pressure, and thereby speed of the pump.
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Q: Which of the following statements depict the actual benefit of a VFD.
A: It provides soft start and soft stop, thereby, minimising the risk of water hammer in the system.
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Q: To achieve high irrigation efficiency in all types of irrigation, it is important to be able to control the:
A: Flow and pressure
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Q: In which of the following circumstances should a VFD be used?
A: If an irrigation system has more than one zone.