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Prove yours isn't fake and factcheck.com is.

Gas is an 'object'? New one on me... __ Steve .

Oh, you're Bill now? Well tell me more about Einstein! __ Steve .

?? So what? Is Jeep all you're about? It's a pretty small part of me... __ Steve .

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Don't forget.... 'never give up, go negative early'... Newt Gingrich.

I don't need no steenkin' seminars to wipe the dirt with your brains... hell, the dirt was already there, all I had to do was bounce your head around a little. I'm just here helping Nathan win hearts and minds for the NeoCon movement.

Tell us again how Freon doesn't get into the atmosphere! __ Steve .

Scout's Honor, no google... Head is built-up pressure. This would be on the high side, right? Kinda like the needle valve, the one that the thermo element controls? This gives an HVAC system more thermal bandwidth, by allowing less volume to the orifice.

That's my guess, and I'm sticking to it...=20 we had a system like that at the radiotelescope. You check the voltage across the thermo element when a certain load criteria was met... forget what. We just called it the 'needle valve'. A bimetallic strip moved the needle... a current through the strip changed the position of the needle by heating the bimetallic strip. __ Steve .

Well, I was kinda close... the needle is the TEV, which regulates into the evaporator... the head pressure control (*nobody* calls it a HMC) is just before the receiver... a check valve helps it to retain fluid in the condenser during low-ambient=20 operation. It's basically like a Gagnan demand regulator... it serves to=20 decrease the efficiency of the condenser.

Interesting that 'HeadMaster control' is a *brand* of head pressure control... smirk smirk!

I'd suppose that in a pinch, without low ambient temps coming, you could just do without the HPC (proper terminology).

Here's a poser... you're running a drum-mix asphalt plant. You are running RAP, %40. Blue smoke is coming out the stack, meaning flame impingement on the recycled asphalt product (RAP). What are your options? What is the danger?

Here's one for bonus points... name the weather instrument that 'dry bulb' comes from. No cheating! __ Steve .

TRANSLATION --> "youre right, so ill throw a red herring"

TRANSLATION --> "i cannot leave the sex stuff out of the conversation"

lol....YOU are going to tell ME about the terminology in my own industry?

BUWAHAHA!

whomever youre asking obviously doesnt know s*it about refrigeration. perhaps your cousins husband is fresh out of hvac school but you dont need an hvac guy to answer this question for you....youd better ask a refrigeration tech if you could "just do without the HMC".

lol no thanks, not interested. ill leave the grunge work to tar babies like you. :-) im not in your industry, nor do i pretend to know (or even care to know for that matter) 2 things about it.

Just answer the question... is a component of the atmosphere properly referred to as an 'object'? It really points to the heart of the matter... the atmosphere is a mixture of gases, amorphous up to about 100km.

Obviously, you haven't done the gasoline fume experiment yet! __ Steve .

i was referencing the atomic weight of the gas and you know it, now stop with the red herrings already and stay on topic. bottom line, a heavier object (or liquid, or gas) will settle below a lighter one at _any_ altitude and not just above a magical number as you stated earlier.

TRANSLATION--> "I am Bill now" __ Steve .

Remember when you squealed "WRONG! Freon is a *brand*".... remember that? Well, suck it up, buddy! HeadMaster(tm) control is an Alco product.=20

I'm guessing, Nate! Not even using Google, except for finding the answer to the question I already attempted=20 to answer... that you evidently saw fit to leave out. Was I wrong? Do you doubt that I didn't use a=20 search engine on the term you gave me? Why did you leave that part out?

(assumes nerd voice...)

Well, then... you aren't very well-rounded, are you? I even told you what RAP was! What a loser... can dish it, but can't take it! Won't even try! Think about it... flame hitting ingredient. Either a) make flame shorter or b) move ingredient downstream... those two guesses would have=20 put you in the ballpark. Changing drum flights in order to increase aggregate showering before the RAP introduction point would have been fairly arcane... you'd have got a big bonus for that one. If you'd have mentioned the spin vanes on the Hauck burner, and talked about making the flame 'bushier', then I'd a called you an expert. As it is, you're just a HVAC droid, with no knowlege applicable beyond your small realm. You don't even have a=20 clue as to where 'dry bulb' comes from, even though you're supposed to know this stuff.

For your edification, a 'dry bulb'reading comes from a hygrometer, specifically a sling psychrometer. This is a wonderful little device that has two=20 thermometers on it... one has a sock around the bulb, which you wet with water before slinging it madly around your head. The=20 difference in temperatures of the thermometers is then read across an interesting graph, more like a 3-D surface, that gives you the relative humidity. If the temperatures are equal, then there's %100 humidity... easy enough. When your HVAC literature refers to 'dry bulb' temperature, it's merely referring to the=20 ambient air temperature.

(nerd voice off) __ Steve .

which is exactly what i use, and exactly what i was referencing. i NEVER ONCE said it was anything at all, unlike the freon reference you mention. youre grasping stephen. course, its obvious why you would be grasping. :-)

TRANSLATION --> "the guy i asked obviously doesnt know s*it about refrigeration"

i couldnt possibly care any less about tar or pavement.

lol....i had no idea at just how pathetic you were getting! :-)

oh, you mean like MY sling pshychrometer pictured here beside my business license to prove its authenticity? :-)