What do MTR and VFD mean for pumps or fans on a PID flow diagram?

2023-05-10View Original

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What do MTR and VFD mean for pumps or fans on a PID flow diagram?

Reply #22023-05-10

On a PID flow diagram, MTR stands for motor, which usually refers to the electric motor that drives a pump or fan. VFD stands for variable frequency drive, which is a device used to control the speed and operation of motors. It enables adjustment of the motor’s output frequency and voltage, thereby controlling the flow rate of pumps or fans. .

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