@@ -1,1 +1,1 @@ - +<br>The purpose of busbar is to hold your drinks whilst standing, and not keeping them in your lap. You might be wondering what the purpose of busbar is. Well a busbar is typically a bar with a counter area and one or more chairs that are designed to be placed on either side of the bar counter. In other words you can have a cocktail shaker on one side, and a martini shaker on the other. Usually, though not always, the bartender will place the drinks on the opposite sides of the bar, as far away from the counter as possible.<br><br><br>The purpose of lumbar segments in a restaurant environment is usually for stacking and dispensing drinks. For example, a regular bar at a restaurant may have a regular drink dispenser on the left hand side, and a keg shaker on the right. Typically, this is a mixing valve arrangement - so if the keg shaker tip hits the floor it will not dispense the keg but will prevent the bar from kegging until another keg shaker is installed in the same bar. There are different types of busbars available for sale, but the most common include:<br><br><br>This is the figure 1 busbar that we all know and love. It is often seen in pubs, bars, restaurants, nightclubs and corporate offices. The purpose of bus segment is to make dispensing drinks easy, and the best way to make sure it is easy, is to have the right to bar height. The most common configuration for this type of bus segment is three levels deep, although sometimes we can find configurations where the height is reduced to two levels deep.<br><br><br>The purpose of busbar protection is to protect the bottling equipment and the keg from damage. If the bottling equipment (CPAP, OAT, BiPAP, etc.) or the keg is exposed to direct short circuits or arc flashes, they could create safety hazards and/or damage the equipment. When we refer to safety, what we really mean is equipment failure. Therefore, when selecting busbar tops, you must select busbar protection that will prevent the exposure of the keg or the CPAP to short circuits or light arc flashes.<br><br><br>Busbar protection is sometimes referred to as circuit breaker protection. If you loved this informative article and you would like to receive more info concerning [http://yerliakor.com/user/JonHalpern14/ sources tell me] i implore you to visit the web-page. If you install the wrong type of busbars (for example, a thin stainless steel bus), they will be unable to protect the circuit breakers from shorts and arc flashes. Therefore, if you don't want your equipment to fail, you must ensure that you install the correct busbars, or the right circuit breaker. The most common configuration is to install two separate busbars with an open center, and then a thin flexible bus between these two busbars. This configuration will enable the protective elements of the busbar system to properly protect the electrical connection between the two busbars.<br><br><br>The next thing we will discuss is the operation of the isolator. We will use the description of operation in this section for the purpose of explaining how to properly operate the isolator. To summarize, you must make sure that the unit acts like a circuit breaker and disconnects when the pressure rises. Finally, the last topic for discussion is the description of operation of the busbar as it works as an insulator for the purpose of protecting the pressure from passing through the double-ended bus.<br>