Re: Dehydrating Heavily Water Laden Systems

Posted by Sanjay on January 16, 2009, 9:21 am

Dear sir/madam

We are a service providers for HVAC, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, FIRE-
FIGHTING etc..

We do designing and development for all the above services, not an
execution part at this time.

So we look for any OUTSOURCING jobs from any of the related clients
and the customers.

If you have any contacts or any links or if u share me the orders for
my concern, i think that it

is my pleasure to co-operate and satisfy the customers and the
clients.

So i think that it is suitable for my request and it is our duty to
serve for your concern. And sure that i am waiting for your positive
reply from your side. If you satisfy about my reply means shall i send
my company profile and same as from you side also.

And also we have our associate contractors and suppliers and dealers

Thanking you in anticipation,

regards

SANJAY C

(sc-online) 091-080-9900153155

> With new installations we would ordinarily start the pre-commissioning
> tests with a strength pressure test, perhaps for 30 mins, followed by
> a 24hr tightness. Then there is a 24hr vacuum finished off with a 30
> minute vacuum rise test for moisture.
> Is this similar to your procedures?
> Assuming the piping system inadvertently took on say a pint of water
> with out you knowing. What would you expect to see on the Torr gauge
> after a 24 hr vacuum.
> I have done a few calculations and have recently made a discovery
> which I'd like to share but first I ask the above to set a benchmark
> against which to discover what is common practice and what might
> become new practice.

Posted by on January 16, 2009, 1:30 pm

Dear Spammy Sanjay -

I could recomend some good 'English as a foreign language' teachers
for you ...

On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 06:21:05 -0800 (PST), Sanjay

>Dear sir/madam
>We are a service providers for HVAC, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, FIRE-
>FIGHTING etc..
>We do designing and development for all the above services, not an
>execution part at this time.
>So we look for any OUTSOURCING jobs from any of the related clients
>and the customers.
>If you have any contacts or any links or if u share me the orders for
>my concern, i think that it
>is my pleasure to co-operate and satisfy the customers and the
>clients.
>So i think that it is suitable for my request and it is our duty to
>serve for your concern. And sure that i am waiting for your positive
>reply from your side. If you satisfy about my reply means shall i send
>my company profile and same as from you side also.
>And also we have our associate contractors and suppliers and dealers
>Thanking you in anticipation,
>regards
>SANJAY C
>(sc-online) 091-080-9900153155

>> With new installations we would ordinarily start the pre-commissioning
>> tests with a strength pressure test, perhaps for 30 mins, followed by
>> a 24hr tightness. Then there is a 24hr vacuum finished off with a 30
>> minute vacuum rise test for moisture.
>> Is this similar to your procedures?
>> Assuming the piping system inadvertently took on say a pint of water
>> with out you knowing. What would you expect to see on the Torr gauge
>> after a 24 hr vacuum.
>> I have done a few calculations and have recently made a discovery
>> which I'd like to share but first I ask the above to set a benchmark
>> against which to discover what is common practice and what might
>> become new practice.

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Posted by Bubba on January 16, 2009, 7:03 pm

On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 06:21:05 -0800 (PST), Sanjay

Dear Sanjay,
If Im not mistaken, It sounds like you got a "woody" going there?
You should check your shorts and go clean yourself up.
Bubba

>regards
>SANJAY C
>(sc-online) 091-080-9900153155

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