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Still Learning

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HeatingHelp Administrator Posts: 586
edited May 15 in THE MAIN WALL
imageStill Learning

There are still things to learn in this industry, even if you've been working for many years.

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  • briski58
    briski58 Member Posts: 8
    My thoughts are that you are both outstanding people who can share expertise as well as listen with respect! Thats what I really enjoy about this site.
    Larry WeingartenMad Dog_2
  • DanHolohan
    DanHolohan Member, Moderator, Administrator Posts: 16,289
    Thanks 
    Retired and loving it.
  • Mad Dog_2
    Mad Dog_2 Member Posts: 4,869
    The greatest fighters, thinkers, Lawyers and plumbers get schooled from time to time.  Doesn't lessen their greatness, it just adds to their Ring Experience.  There's always someone out there that has more experience in specific areas.  If you worked on the same task and equipment everyday, you too would be its master.  A Challenge to our orthodoxy keeps our blade sharp.  As you always Told me Dan : "Competition is good!"  Mad Dog 🐕 
    Consulting by Mad Dog & Matt Jr.
  • Big Ed_4
    Big Ed_4 Member Posts: 2,239
    Ears are next to the brain for a reason ....
    I have enough experience to know , that I dont know it all
    CLambSlamDunk
  • RayWohlfarth
    RayWohlfarth Member Posts: 1,233
    Ok now im confused Doesn't take much. LOL Do we not use a vacuum breaker? I recommend them on every brewery with a control valve. They seem to make it work. Im 65 and learn something new every day
    Ray Wohlfarth
    Boiler Lessons
  • dko
    dko Member Posts: 169
    Is Ray saying the vacuum breaker placement should be elsewhere? Use a bubble-tight control valve?


  • DanHolohan
    DanHolohan Member, Moderator, Administrator Posts: 16,289
    Yes, use a vacuum breaker, but know that there may be things going on that will fool the vacuum breaker. Learning every day!
    Retired and loving it.
  • RayWohlfarth
    RayWohlfarth Member Posts: 1,233
    Phew! Thanks for that
    Ray Wohlfarth
    Boiler Lessons
  • RayWohlfarth
    RayWohlfarth Member Posts: 1,233
    This is what I use in my seminars
    Ray Wohlfarth
    Boiler Lessons
  • WMno57
    WMno57 Member Posts: 732
    RayWohlfarth said:

    I recommend them on every brewery

    One of the best Oktoberfest beers comes from Cleveland. Only three months away.

  • RayWohlfarth
    RayWohlfarth Member Posts: 1,233
    @WMno57 Now you're talking
    Ray Wohlfarth
    Boiler Lessons
  • ethicalpaul
    ethicalpaul Member Posts: 4,668
    A Challenge to our orthodoxy keeps our blade sharp.


    We agree again Mad Dog!
    1 pipe Peerless 63-03L in Cedar Grove, NJ, coal > oil > NG
    Mad Dog_2
  • Vegas
    Vegas Member Posts: 8
    here's another angle on the 28" min vacuum break issue: The same thing happens on a reach-in freezer defrost cycle. I had to lower the condensate traps 3 ft from the coil to prevent the water from being sucked back into the unit and landing all over the product when the freeze cycle and the fans started back up. Problem solved !

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