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I highly recommend the PPI refresher course on DVDs by Dr. James Kamm for both morning and afternoon preparation. The best strategy is to view/ listen to a course topic (e.g. refrigeration), solve some basic practice problems given at the end, and then tackle the same topic on the MERM. PLEASE...

I meant in South Carolina but thanks.

Do they send us a letter confirming the exam results?

I mailed my application in June 2010 just before the deadline and got approved for the Oct 2010 exam. You might be okay.

Spoken like a great Engineer! I wish you the best for the April exam!

I passed the P.E. in SC! I owe a lot to EB.com

I passed!

Sorry, didn't finish........ That would mean delays to all results and not just individual results. Your colleague's acting a jerk.

I'm guessing any unusual statistics may cause more analysis of the results and could cause delays.

Thanks. Hope it's quick enough!

Here's what NCEES says for SC results: "When results have been released to the South Carolina board (8–10 weeks after the exam) and validated, NCEES will send an e-mail informing FE and PE candidates that their results can be accessed through My NCEES." What exactly do they mean by validation...

Pearls of Wisdom!

Makes sense. I guess a teacher or nurse would have the patience to deal with arrogant bastards like us.

Thanks for the update!

The best of luck to us all! We will all do well tomorrow!

Thanks again.

I've gotten used to drawing process lines on the charts while solving problems during my preparation (e.g. Psych, H-S, etc..) Is NCEES anal about not marking our own charts? Are the ones provided as clear as the ones in the ASHRAE books? Please advise.

Thanks, HerrKaLeun

Can you please explain how you got dp = 122psi? 5 gpm in 1" SCH 40 steel pipe has 1.85 ft/sec velocity Velocity head = v^2/(2g) = 0.05 ft Converting to psi = 0.05*62.4/144 = 0.02 psi

The problem gives a super heat of 20degrees at the compressor. The load on the evaporator does not take this into consideration. Any one know why? Isn't the effect of superheat added to the net refrigeration effect?