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2. Energy Conservation Technology for Buildings
Reducing the Transfer Power of Pumps


(1) Adding an inverter to large, continuous-operation pumps Operate chilled water and cooling water pumps at 40 Hz rather than 50 HzFlow rate 80%, head 64%, electrical power 51%
(2) Control of the number of pumps by making the flow rate variable in the heat source piping system Change the 3-way valve control of the chilled water system to 2-way valve control, and control the number of pumps by varying the flow rate
(3) Change the open circuits of the thermal storage tank to closed circuits Reduce the power by replacing the high-head circulating pump of the open water thermal storage tank with a low-head pump along with changing to a closed circuit on the secondary side and using a water-water heat exchanger.



2. Energy Conservation Technology for Buildings
Reducing the Transfer Power of Air-
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