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I'm off tomorrow (Thursday) to drive up to Raleigh for the exam, so in case I don't get a chance, I wanted to wish everyone good luck. Thank you for all of your help and I hope everyone passes! Mike

Good question- I have the 2nd edition. My #142 is a question about a buried pipe with insulation. Thanks, Mike

I got this problem all the way through and solved correctly for Ts. My question is: Where did the .0417 come from at the very end to get the final answer? Thanks, Mike

Sure, if you wouldn't mind I would appreciate it. My e-mail address is [email protected] Thanks, Mike

Right, but why are they using hf? I thought you multiply Delta Omega with hfg since you need to account for the energy it takes to evaporate that amount of water? Joey- I also got the answer right by using the tables without accounting for the extra water vapor. I just want to ensure I...

I don't have the 6 minute problems, so that's out. I'm reworking all of the Fluids problems that I wasn't 100% about (even if I got them right). I hadn't worked on Fluids stuff in a few months so it was a little rusty. Tomorrow I'm going to finish reworking the Fluids then I'm going to do the...

Ok, I know I'm just missing something easy.... Where are they getting the '48' in the solution that they multiply with the Delta Omega?? The rest of the equation makes sense to me, but I can't see where that comes from. I can see the '20' in the 20*250,000 from the Delta T to get the Q, but...

Just took the 2001 Sample Exam...33/40 on the morning but only 20/40 on the afternoon (Fluids/Thermo). Anyone have any idea what the avg passing score is? Some thoughts- I didn't finish the afternoon exam (8 blank, including some I skipped to go back to). When I started studying (in January)...