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Is your hot water heater making noise? 🔊 Discover the top reasons why and how to fix them. Click the link below to read more 📲 #RushPlumbingAndRooter #Adelanto #Victorville #Plumber #HydroJetting #WaterLeak #WaterHeaterRepair #GasLeak #Leak #Plumbing #CloggedDrain

If you’re new to the world of commercial and industrial heating and cooling coils – or if you’d like a quick refresher on the common terms used in our industry – check out our latest blog post for a handy list of coil terms and definitions. Read our coil terminology glossary here: https://lnkd.in/gzkbcXYf #coils #airhandlingunits #heating #cooling

https://lnkd.in/dgcjns72 As the cold weather approaches, make sure you're not making these common heater mistakes that could cost you money and comfort. Stay warm and cozy this winter with these essential heater maintenance tips! Watch: #heatermaintenance #winterheating #homeimprovement #hometips #energyefficiency #safetyfirst #HVAC #home #heater #winterspecial #winter #gharpedia

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Low water pressure at home? 🚿 Here are 11 reasons why and how to fix it fast! Click the link below to read more 📲 #RushPlumbingAndRooter #Adelanto #Victorville #Plumber #HydroJetting #WaterLeak #WaterHeaterRepair #GasLeak #Leak #Plumbing #CloggedDrain

II think every refrigeration trainer will have a delegate ask “when pulling a vacuum does it suck out the oil from the compressor?” I have had this question many times at RACHP SCHOOL, The Broxbourne refrigeration school Fair question, no question is a silly question. This video should explain. When we “pull a vacuum” we do this to “boil off” any moisture in the pipework. It’s a very important process because any moisture in our refrigerated circuit can turn the oil acidic and this can strip the enamel from the windings in the compressor and basically destroy the compressor! The only two things we want in our system is the refrigerant and the oil! With HFC‘s we tend to use POE oil, this oil is very hydroscopic so attracts moisture like a spong. A vacuum pump lowers the pressure in the sealed system so we can boil at very lower tempretures. As the pressure lowers the water goes through a “state” change turning from a liquid to a vapour, there is no “sucking/pulling” involved really and it is just a term used by engineers. Oil is a much denser substance so remains unaffected. “Pulling a vacuum” therefore is an extremely important parts of the processes we do. (If anyone would like to add to this, feel free, all knowledge is good knowledge) https://lnkd.in/eGtA849v RACHP SCHOOL, The Broxbourne refrigeration school Paul Singh F.Inst.R., MASHRAE, Broxbourne Enterprise Centres Broxbourne Council Graeme Fox CEng MCIBSE F.Inst.R. Andy Clarke MinstR Ben Bartle-Ross MInstR Eastleigh College Lisa-Jayne Cook FInstR FWES

If you're beginning to wonder about your system and whether it'll get you through another year of highs and lows, Mark is there to walk you through those major financial decisions dealing with your HVAC! #brodyhvac #heating #cooling #northatlantahvac #meettheteam #homemaintenance

Based on the popularity of the recent Coil Glossary we published on our website, we decided to add a new glossary of common terms and definitions related specifically to air handling units. So, if you want to brush up on your AHU lingo, check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gZwuRx4F #coils #airhandlingunits #heating #cooling

Cooking a turkey in an electric oven typically uses around 8 kilowatt hours (kWh) of energy. This is based on a 2 kW oven running for four hours.