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    connecting single phase to three phase delta heaters

    Hello, I'm in need of electrical help as I'm a Mechanical Engineer who knows enough electrical to be dangerous....if you know what I mean. I have electrical distribution all set up for 230V 1 phase power to be delivered to resistive defrost heaters. The equipment unfortunately is designed as 3...
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    Low ambient conditions for RACCU

    Hello my fellow engineers, Here is my problem. I have a small Copeland RACCU, R-134, 3HP. It is used to cool a dry room with a Munters dryer. We use hot gas bypass into the dx coil in the room for modulation and heat because the room is to run at 77F. Well, I can't get enough hot gas to...
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    Pressure drop from perforated ceiling panels.

    Hello, Here is the problem and what I think could be the solution based on the Bernoulli equation, but it seems too simple to be true. We have say 1000 cfm(@0"sp) being delivered to a ceiling plenum of 10ft x 10 ft. with .50" holes spaced every 4". That means I have 900 .50" holes giving me a...
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    DRY EVAPORATOR RATING CONVENTION

    Hello fellow knowledge seekers, We make custom hvac/refrig. system dedicated for particular close tolerance lab conditions. We match a ceiling mounted evaporator to the room load and to a Copeland condensing unit that has compressor, condensor, receiver pre-assembled. The evaporator coil manuf...
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    Submerged media in residential aerobic treatment tanks.

    Hello friends, My question is this: Does submerged media in aerobic treatment tanks really help the microorganism colony? I was under the impression that they flocculate freely in the tank. Thanks, Joe

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