Is it better to have 2 make-up water float valves or 1 for a circulating water cooling tower?
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Is it better to have 2 make-up water float valves or 1 for a circulating water cooling tower?
Just to be safe, it’s better to set two levels (high and low)
I have another question: how do I set the high position and status? I only know about one type of position; please give me some guidance, master
It means that the two valves are placed at different heights; there are two water inlet paths, and water can be added simultaneously when necessary
I think it’s better to install a level gauge. We used float valves in the past, and they were not useful at all; they stopped working once their springs lost their elasticity. For a more proper system, I recommend using a magnetic flap level gauge with remote transmission capabilities, one that can indicate high and low levels, along with an electric valve. This way, you can add water automatically without having to do anything yourself, and it’s more reliable than the other option
It’s not just a matter of quantity; the key is the reliability of the equipment’s performance