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  1. Rockhead

    External Static Pressure vs. Total Static Pressure

    Thanks for the info leatherneck, though this still doesn't explain ESP. I understand "total static pressure", and, "delta P" and pressure drops accross water coils and the like. Maybe External Static Pressure isn't realy a correct term to be used in this field? Iv'e never...
  2. Rockhead

    External Static Pressure vs. Total Static Pressure

    steve, Good luck getting someone to answer that question. I have been in the trade for 16 years now, and have had this come up several times, the E.S.P. question that is. Rockhead (Mechanical) Feb 16, 2001 I also have a similar question regarding "External Static Pressure". When...
  3. Rockhead

    Cleaning HVAC's duct

    Hello, This site will give you plenty of information to help you with your project. http://www.nadca.com/ NADCA has a downloadable list of duct cleaning standard, and preferd methods of actual equip. to be used for the task. Also will help inform you on what to look for in a...
  4. Rockhead

    1 more E.S.P. question

    I also have a similar question regarding "External Static Pressure". When viewing BLOWER DATA info on, for example, Trane XV80 gas furnace, External Static Pressure is always a factor on the chart, and is a fairly important one. Where, and at what point exactly, do you insert...
  5. Rockhead

    External Static Pressure

    Rockhead, Feb 10, 2001 I also have a similar question regarding "External Static Pressure". When viewing BLOWER DATA info, on for example, Trane XV80 gas furnace, External Static Pressure is always a factor on the chart, and is a fairly important one at that I'm sure. Where...
  6. Rockhead

    External Static Pressure

    I also have a similar question regarding "External Static Pressure". When viewing BLOWER DATA info, on for example, Trane XV80 gas furnace, External Static Pressure is always a factor on the chart, and is a fairly important one at that I'm sure. Where and at what point exactly...
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