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| PICV Explained - Pressure Independent Control Valves |
PICV Pressure Independent Control Valves, in this video we learn how PICV's work, where we use PICV's, what they look like, the basic working principles behind them to help you learn mechanical engineering.
Danfoss is engineering HVAC 4.0 for smart buildings:
With its dynamic hydronic balancing and high-accuracy control performance in partial load conditions, Danfoss PICVs improve indoor comfort in public and commercial buildings. At the same time, they increase the energy-efficiency of HVAC systems, so they perform with the lowest possible operational costs.
Equipped with NovoCon series digital actuators, detailed HVAC system data is made available for Active Energy Management (AEM) by BACnet or Modbus connected Building Management Systems (BMS).
With its dynamic hydronic balancing and high-accuracy control performance in partial load conditions, Danfoss PICVs improve indoor comfort in public and commercial buildings. At the same time, they increase the energy-efficiency of HVAC systems, so they perform with the lowest possible operational costs.
Equipped with NovoCon series digital actuators, detailed HVAC system data is made available for Active Energy Management (AEM) by BACnet or Modbus connected Building Management Systems (BMS).
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