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sc00by25

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What is meant by a PCM when referring to thermal storage systems?
 
  A) PCM stands for partially cooled material B) PCM stands for pulse cooled modulation
  C) PCM stands for previously cooled material D) PCM stands for phase change material

Question 2

What is the purpose of cooling tower fill material?
 
  A) provides a growing surface for algae and plants that help clean the water
  B) increases the rigidity of the cooling tower structure
  C) slows the falling water and increases the surface exposure for evaporation
  D) filters out dirt and debris from the cooling tower water



sultana.d

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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