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"I ain't dead yet, Slay"!!!!  Slay speaks truth,  combustion problems had a significant presence on my exam.    I would study these hard. For example be able to calculate the partial pressure of water in the flue gas.   or something along those lines

We have to calculate the losses from leaks in refrigeration.  Most engineers figure this in air then convert to Freon.  Use the air tables in the MERM.  The velocity of the Freon through the pinhole with be Sonic velocity up to a ratio of the absolute pressures is .5?    I mean the Mach Tables...

The PDF format of the MERM is only good for 3 years and then expires.  I assume, if there is a pdf form of the practice problems book, it would expire in 3 years also.  

Thanks for the mention.  I sold to Koz??   But he has it on sale in the yard sale section on this forum.

It doesnt have to be those years.  Can be any string of 4 years in a row.  A 2011 index will reference itself and the 2010, 2009 and 2008. A 2008 index will reference itself and the 2007, 2006 and 2005 books.  Its always itself and the 3 previous years books.. The index is a combined index...

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For instance.  If you bought the 2011, 2010, 2009 and 2008 books.  That would be a sequence of 4 books.  The index in the 2011 book would refer to the pages and sections in the 2010, 2009 and 2008, as well as its own year.    If you bought non-sequential years,  the idex will not refer to the...

I took older books in the 2016 exam and was fine.  Not a whole lot changes in the books.  Just make sure you get a string of them, all 4 years in a row, so the newest book would have a proper index that refers to the previous years.

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Ryan, You should be thinking about your next job, after this one.  If you already know AutoCAD move to Revit.  I look at the jobs I want to apply for now but they require proficiency in Revit.  I only know AutoCAD.  That leaves me in a disadvantage....   Advance your knowledge.  Advance yourself.

I have stuff for sale in the Yard Sale section.  As far as the conversions,  people have been using the 4th ed for a long time.  I used it 3 years ago.  2nd ed. has 146 pages. (Copyrighted 1990) 4th ed. has 160 pages.  (Copyrighted 2009)  Individual pages could have expanded or corrected.... ...

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I just put up for sale my set of Ashrae Handbooks 2008-2011 in the "Yard Sale".

I do.   I have it for sale in the yard sale...

I started using SunCam for PDH.   They have weekly course specials for $9.95 for up to 4 PDH's per course.   Michael

I have the 2001 Mechanical Engineering Sample Questions and Solutions.  This is the well sought after practice exam that everyone is looking for.  Current pricing on Amazon is approx. $105 shipped.  I paid $150 back in 2016.   I will let it go for $95 shipped.     SOLD to Koz332 I also have a...

I do...   Message sent a few days ago.

I have the 2001 Mechanical PE exam book.  Are you looking to buy?  

Slay, I think 6.4 is a typo.  I looked up the Leq for the elbows and was only 4.6 ft each. He is also using "typcial loss coefficients" from table 17.4 in the MERM. I looked at the problem earlier.  I had some questions too.  Is the Kentrance given as .5?  Why could we not use a leq=9.5 ft...

OHHH!!!!!  ...   Now I see it.