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Looking for the definition of a "continuous overflow", can anyone help?

Can you adjust your entering water temperature to above the room air dew point temp?

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I currently putting together a technical specification for a project and was wondering if anybody knows what standard if any "CAN/CGSB 48.2 Spot Radiography of Welded Butt Joints in Ferrous Materials" was replaced by when this particular standard was withdrawn. Thanks in advance

The acoustic enclosure was in effect wall. It was made up of a series of panels which sat perpendicular to the chiller along it's length.

1. Yes. 2. You can buy terminal outlets that have a HEPA enclosure (don't know where you are in the world but have a look at the Krantz website ttp://www.krantz.uk.com/default.aspx). As for how much you would lose - don't know, you would have to check the pressure drop across the filter.

Installed 4 x 1.2MW Trane chillers, with acoustic enclosure, also supplied by Trane. The only way to tell if they were running was to put your hand on the casings and feel the vibration.

The advantage of these systems is that they do use the same amount of energy as conventional systems. They also allow you to use the heat removed from one area, (perhaps a server room) and dump it into another room (such as office space) rather than just dumping it to atmosphere.

From what I've read above I would think that if the return air ducts from the rooms are branched into the return air duct in the corridor, then provided you install the appropreate fire dampers where fire barriers are breached there wouldn't be a problem. If however the return air ducts from...

Hi, Would agree with you there MintJulep. I would ask your architect if all of the internal doors which lead off of this corridor are air tight, since natural leakage around the door would then imply that the corridor is a supply duct. I’ve only just moved to North America (Canada), but I’ve...

I have seen dozens of these systems installed in the UK. It comes down to this, you need to have a reputable and competent installer. I’ve never had any problems with the physical systems but on one occasion the control package did fall over and as you have noted needed to be replaced...

If the company is struggling to the extent that it can't pay your expenses, then perhaps it is time to look after number one and look for a new job, before they can't afford to pay you.

If your computer room is within 30m of an outside wall I would suggest using a multi-slpit DX systems to cool the room

Simple, your company is reducing staff to cut costs. Which one is the highest cost to the company? One thing I would keep in mind is this, if the person remaing is your only subordinate, look for a new job.

Hi Ussuri, Don't know where you are in the world, if that makes a difference, but I made the change in the UK several years ago without doing a second degree. I haven't met any resistance or had problems because I don't have a law based degree. I have however been fortunate enough to work for...