One-to-one constant level control and dual-inverter constant level control
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Could any expert tell me the differences between single-drive constant level control and dual-inverter constant level control, as well as their principles and operating processes? I would be very grateful
The difference: One-pump-one-tank constant liquid level control refers to a control method in which, under conditions of constant pump speed and flow rate, changes in the pressure within the piping network alter the inlet and outlet flow rates of the solution, thereby maintaining a stable liquid level. Dual-frequency variable-speed constant-level control refers to the use of frequency conversion technology to adjust the pump’s speed in order to maintain a stable liquid level, even when the pipeline system is under stress. -