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I just spoke with the other PE on staff that has done this and he said to account for each individual system. I personally think it would be OK but the thing, that i forgot, is that the exterior concrete walls change in size as you go up in floors...I'm trying to find short cuts but each is...

I was thinking about that too. That's how it is in trace. I have CU-1, 2 and 3 serving the "same" type of rooms CU-1 for floors 2 and 3, CU-2 for 3 and 4, CU-3 for floors 5 and 6. But the thing is when you enter the CU's in Energy Pro 6 you need to add the refrigerant piping line length in...

I'm starting to model a hotel in Energy Pro and it's kicking my a$$. 30 VRF CU's, roughly 170 guest rooms, natural ventilation, corridor supply, the hotel is actually 2 historic buildings (one wood, one concrete. I feel like this is going to take ages.

Yes. that's what it is.

I forget...Don't all bags need to be clear, mesh, or see through?

I had a milk carton and I believe 1 bankers box

God speed

This is what my experience was for the Oregon exam. I got there around 7:00am and was probably 3rd in line. The line soon grew to the full crowd of I would say 100-125. It was nice to get there early to be able to sit down and get situated and familiar with the space. Then they take about 30...

Our company has been working on several jobs that require elevator and stairwell pressurization fans. One of the jobs an engineer used CONtam to model how in the event of a fire the building would behave. Contam is only as good as the inputs you give it but it also considers wind pressure, stack...

A co-worker sent me this today and it looks like a very easy way to get last minute PDH's http://www.priceindustries.com/resources/type/videos/webinars/engineer-focused

That conversion manual is gold. Saved me a lot of time for sure! It's relatively cheap to other references as well.

I would claim certain questions are hard and certain questions are easier. That's my extent.

No problem!

It all boils down to units for that 500 number "500 = the “fluid factor” this is based on water as the heat transfer fluid. The fluid factor is obtained by using the weight of a gallon of water (8.33 lbs.) multiplied by the specific heat of the water (1.0) multiplied by 60 (minutes). This comes...

Me too, at this point for the April test I was deep in this board

I don't know...

DO YOU WANT TO FAIL?!?...I probably say you're good with older ASHRAE but 7th edition might be a little too old

how the hell have you had so many posts on this board and you're just taking the exam now?!? Found this forum freshman year of college? With all the posts you've seen I'm sure you'll do fine

!!!!!!!!!!!!THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

I am only licensed in California, but I can try to recreate a seal for another state. I checked the dimensions of an 11"x14" rectangle in an 18" diameter circle in CAD (something about a square peg and round hole comes to mind), and it barely fits, but doesn't allow for space around the...