I have a trusted friend, a very experienced metal fabrication engineer,
who has built BIG boilers, who is Italian but Aussie born. He will
probably come along as he speaks the lingo and can arrange the 100 kW
test with the local engineering firm, if their English is not that good.
Additionally he is an extra pair of eyes, ears and hands. Plus I owe him
a few favors.
AG
On 11/21/2011 4:25 AM, Jed Rothwell wrote:
Mary Yugo <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Yes. Don't run a blank. Don't check the measurement method.
Just trust Rossi's word that his heat exchanger evaluates the
enthalpy properly. Take it on faith.
That's not what I said, is it? You have a remarkable talent for
distortion, red herrings, and putting words in people's mouth. Let me
repeat what I said:
"Let this company [the HVAC consulting engineers] handle everything.
They have the instruments. They know the local regulations. They have
done this thousands of times before."
That's the HVAC company, not Rossi. He stays out of the picture,
obviously. It would be the same arrangement as the Oct. 28 test
reportedly was, where independent experts (Fioravanti and his group),
bring all the instruments, set everything up, and they do all the testing.
And before you say it, no I do not mean you hire Fioravanti himself. I
don't even know where he is -- I wish I did. I mean you hire some
local Italian consulting engineers, from the telephone book.
- Jed
