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Consider basic relay logic. What is meant by an AND function? What is meant by an OR function?
 
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What types of fluids are used for secondary loop systems?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Two contacts wired in series would be considered an AND function. First one contact closes AND the second contact closes to energize the load. Contacts in parallel will produce an OR function. Contact 1 OR contact 2 will close.

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The lowest temperature freezing loops often use a water-based inhibited Potassium Formate salt




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