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Logical discussion on redundant equipment

2017-02-13View Original

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Gentlemen, I have a question for your help: In the design of some mechanical devices, it may be necessary to have multiple units as backups, such as 1 in use with 2 backups, 2 in use with 2 backups, 3 in use with 2 backups, or 5 in use with 3 backups, and so on. For example: in a pump system with two in use and two as backups, four pumps are installed on site, with pumps A and B operating while pumps C and D remain idling. Now, pump A suddenly breaks down. So, how can we logically determine whether it is Pump C that operates automatically or Pump D? What is the basis for operation?
Reply #22017-02-13
The ABCD models are definitely the same; it doesn’t matter which one is used
Reply #32017-02-13
Hehe, this can be set! Or the user chooses it themselves!

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