When 1 cubic foot of natural gas is burned with just enough air for complete combustion, it produces 11 cubic feet of combustion products (as shown in the illustration on this slide). This total includes 1 cubic foot of carbon dioxide and 2 cubic feet of water vapor formed in the burning of the gas. It also includes about …
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Here’s what is coming down the pike at the Middle TN RSES Monthly Meeting: Sporlan/Parker Valves and Sporlan Smart Tools Source: Meeting Info | Middle TN RSES
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Electrical meters are so commonly used by service technicians that most take them for granted. Rarely are meters considered a source of potential danger. But the electrical meter, being as versatile and easy to use as it is, can very easily become the path of current between the power supply and the technician! In most …
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Top-performing field service techs are hard to find – and even harder to keep. They have that rare blend of technical expertise, sales prowess, and top-notch professionalism. And with their uncanny ability to garner repeat business and referrals with each service call, “rock star” technicians are worth a lot of money to your company – …
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Take a look at the lower portion of this wiring diagram and locate the relay coils “IFR” and “CI” on lines 52 and 57. In the detail shown in red letters, note that there are small numbers along the right-hand side of the diagram as well. These numbers designate the line location of relay contacts. The number 33 …