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  1. pgmmce

    seismic analysis

    Is there any reference material that can be recommended for seismic aanalysis of existing steel framed /masonry buildings 3stories.
  2. pgmmce

    NYState Mechanical Code

    I am looking for the acceptance test criteria for boilers and pressure vessels installed in accordance with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code.Ny State requires this upon completion of boilers but have been unable to find what tests are required. Thank you,
  3. pgmmce

    direct Burial Geothermal Heat pump systems

    Lately I have been involved in the design of geothermal heat pump systems. We have used the closed loop design and installation costs are a big number. I have heard of direct burial systems, i.e. burying refrigerant lines in wells, but am concerned about problems. Does anyone out there have...
  4. pgmmce

    derating cooling coils for chilled water with glycol

    The issue to me is how the heat transfer can be different in the chiller versus the cooling coil. It shouldn't be, but maybe I am missing something.
  5. pgmmce

    derating cooling coils for chilled water with glycol

    Thank you, I agree with you but when I was sizing cooling coils with a mfgs. rep., he said the output he was getting from his program derated the output by 30%. It did not make sense to me that the derating factors would be different from chiller to air handler/cooling coil.Ever heard of that?
  6. pgmmce

    derating cooling coils for chilled water with glycol

    I am inquiring about a derating factor to be applied to the performance (sensible & latent)of a chilled water coil with 30% propylene glycol. The chiller mfg. suggests a 5% derating for the chiller performance. Is this derating the same for the coil/air handler. If not, why not?
  7. pgmmce

    Engineered soil for controlled infiltration in basin?

    I am involved in a septic system design for a 5br house. Conducted percolation tests on the soils and rates were in the 2 to 3 miutes per inch range.The soils are sandy,gravel mix. Local health department will not allow a system to be placed in the these soils. I am looking for a procedure to...
  8. pgmmce

    corrosion of pipe fitting

    Yes , I meant to say the pipe temp is above the return air dew point. I will specify galvanized fittings and thank you for the response.
  9. pgmmce

    corrosion of pipe fitting

    Thank you compositepro. What does CTE stand for.This is happening at almost all apartments (200+) Thanks Thanks kenvlach.The dewpoint of return air is above pipe temperature, therefore condensation should not be happening.
  10. pgmmce

    pipe collapse

    Thanks for the post. Can you suggest a source for information on "Buckling phenomena of a pipe cross section" which would give formulas and calculation procedures for determining failure stress ,deflection, etc.
  11. pgmmce

    pipe collapse

    I am trying to determine the parameters and sizing criteria to determine the collapse strength for a large diameter pipe.(Exterior pressure). Can any one steer me to a good refence or source?
  12. pgmmce

    corrosion of pipe fitting

    I surveyed an apartment complex that has a water source heat pump system for HVAC with a condensing loop serving all units.The condensing loop is steel but in each seperate apartments mechanical room, the pipe material changes to pvc. The last steel fitting before transitioning to pvc is...

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