9,600,000,000 BTU?

Posted by Jim Dandy on February 13, 2009, 10:48 pm

Listened to a engineering sales presentation today for a chilled-water plant
for some hospitals in Houston. Is 9,600,000,000
BTUs a lot?

Posted by on February 13, 2009, 10:57 pm

>Listened to a engineering sales presentation today for a chilled-water plant
>for some hospitals in Houston. Is 9,600,000,000
>BTUs a lot?

Compared to what ? The taxpayer money Congress spent
tonight ?

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Posted by geothermaljones on February 14, 2009, 11:58 am

800,000 tons, Yeah, that's allot.
But everything is big in Texas
Isn't Houston proud to be called "the most air conditioned city in the
world"?

geothermaljones
Put it this way...
If Congress spend $1.00 every second,
it would take them 31.7 years to spend $1 Billion

Posted by Jim Dandy on February 14, 2009, 12:45 pm

> 800,000 tons, Yeah, that's allot.
> But everything is big in Texas
> Isn't Houston proud to be called "the most air conditioned city in the
> world"?
> geothermaljones
> Put it this way...
> If Congress spend $1.00 every second,
> it would take them 31.7 years to spend $1 Billion

Dang!

42 degree water...

Posted by Don Ocean on February 14, 2009, 8:03 pm

Jim Dandy wrote:

> Listened to a engineering sales presentation today for a chilled-water plant
> for some hospitals in Houston. Is 9,600,000,000
> BTUs a lot?

Depends on who is paying the bill. You, or someone else.

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