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Wadzanai

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When should an oil pump internal bypass plug be removed?
 
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What are the two general categories of humidifiers?
 
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Answer to Question 1

The bypass plug should be removed for a 1 pipe system and in place for a two pipe system.

Answer to Question 2

Those that rely on heat in the air to evaporate the water, such as atomizing and evaporative humidifiers; and those that supply their own energy for evaporating the water such as vaporizing and steam humidifiers.



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