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What should be added to the electric thermostatic water tank before starting the test?
Where should one end of the test catheter be connected?
What should be done if there are no more tests to be conducted?
When should the system pressure compensation and test unit be used?
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What should be set in the systems setting interface as a parameter?
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Study Notes
System Connection and Setup
- Connect the liquid booster pump, constant temperature water tank, and pipelines to the main engine
- Refer to "3.3 Pipe Connections" for specific connection details
System Initialization
- Turn on power and open the switch to put the system in standby mode
- Enter the system settings interface and set parameters, including water adding time
Pressure Compensation and Test Unit
- Access the system pressure compensation and test unit (Figure 10)
- Set pressure and flowrate parameters according to Figure 9
Water Tank Preparation
- Open the upper cover of the electric thermostatic water tank and add 10L of de-bubbled distilled water or deionized water
Test Catheter Setup
- Connect one end of the test catheter to the Luer port on the right side of the host
- Pass the catheter body through the transparent protective device and place the other end into the plastic measuring cylinder
Test Execution
- Click to start the test
- The software automatically displays the test results after the test is finished
Post-Test Procedure
- Remove the samples and prepare new ones for the next test
- If there are no more tests, manually depressurize the system
- Turn off the power
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Test your knowledge on setting up a water pump system by connecting the liquid booster pump, constant temperature water tank, and pipelines. Learn about parameters setting, pressure compensation, and flow rate settings. Get ready to ace the quiz!
