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The pumps on each side of the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this valves are so you can isolate just the pump for change out. Hopefully I never have to work on a system you engineer because having all these valves allow for isolation makes my day go buy a lot faster when I don’t have to drain a whole god damn system just to change out 1 component. Faster means also cheaper for the customer. My other comment aside, that’s why you’re not an engineer. It has so many manual cutoffs because its best practice for service and repair reasons. As well as because most building can’t just afford to shut off an entire HW loop because of one issue in one location. You’ve got no idea what this kind of thing involves, what it’s being used for, or even a basic grasp of the design fundamentals that go into a HW loop or the reasoning behind them. So I’m not sure why you feel qualified to criticize, wrongly, rather than simply fucking ask why it’s so complicated.
Yes, random redditor who thinks pretty piping means better job, I think I am slightly qualified. I even have expensive paperwork to prove it. It’s already been explained better than I could do myself which I’ll link below but this is an entirely standard set up I’d expect to see in any mechanical room. It allows for MASSIVELY reduced energy consumption and increased efficiency by reacting to demand in real time via a building automation system. Even a simple Google search will come up with less wasteful results just typing underfloor heating in image search lol. The actual fuck are you talking about? Every single hospital, school, university, government building, dormitory, big box store, hotel, commercial building, etc etc built or redone in the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this last 20-30 years and containing a hot water system has something that looks exactly like this.

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Whoever says that they are not clever enough to go to uni are wrong. I have 6 degrees (including 4 post-grad degrees, and if I tried to do this the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this result would like like a child had a tantrum with a plate of spaghetti. Downside was that any work done on the wall had to account for the sprinkler head in the room. Ended up triggering it a few days before opening day. Nothing like a brand-new pre-wet office space.All that propress gonna cost you if a valve needs to be removed If the owner would pay someone for the the labor and replacement parts for it to look this way then great otherwise it won’t. Can’t please everybody apparently. I could only wish all the systems I work on had all these isolation valves. Makes it so you don’t have to drain the whole system down to do repairs. But listening to all these old timers calling it over engineered and how press fittings are bad and soldering is the only way is ridiculous.
I see boiler rooms piped in like this all the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this time. Mostly old timers that are doing it this nice tho. Looks like he left enough for 1/2 insulation on some of those lines I have several questions (since i study this in Germany but I do not know what the correct English title would be for an engineer in this field) why are there 3 loops with high temperature water and 4 with low temperature water? To me it doesn’t make sense to go through the trouble of installing aproximately equal amounts of radiators and surface heating instead of just chosing one … why are the heating distributors (i hope I translated that correctly) in the boiler room (cellar?). With solid walls and multiple floors it is normal here that each floor has it’s own distributor. Is the house a bungalow? Are the walls hollow?
is it usual that there are only metal pipes in the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this room with the boiler and the rest is flexible tubing? Where is this btw (countrywise) is there a centralized potable water heating system outside of the picture? Is it decentralized? If so does it use water or electricity? shouldn’t something be placed below the pressure relief valve? (I supose that it is the thing left to the membrane expansion vessel, but it doesn’t look like the ones that are common here) Natural gas and propane are insanely cheap in the US. Depending on location heat pumps are only recently catching on even though they’ve been way more common in other places for a long time. This is likely because the government here will give you tax breaks if you install efficient equipment like a heat pump.
A lot of systems in the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this US have both in floor radiant heat as well as radiators. It can depend on several factors. Like if an addition is built onto the house they’ll add in floor heat. Or if they have certain materials the floor is made of that can better be suited by one type of heat over another such as concrete floors or natural wood flooring. In most states here you only need to insulate hot water lines from a water heater. And in some places it’s only on exterior or interior walls and not both. It’s becoming more common here but it’s slow. I apologize but I don’t understand what you mean by heat distributors. Do you mean the zone control boxes in the center of the picture or the pumps? It is very common to have hard copper pipe in the boiler room go to a manifold. Then the manifold turns into flexible pipe to go into the flooring for in floor heating. Radiators typically have hard pipe all the way up to the radiators as well as the returning water.
Are you referring to the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this water heater? I can’t tell based off this picture but the system can either have an independent water heater with its own pipes. Or it could have a large storage tank that has water heated by the boiler in a pipe system separate from the heating system. Or seeing as the boiler is hung on the wall it could also be a combi boiler system which has 2 heat exchangers inside the boiler that can work independently of each other, one for heating and one for hot potable water. The things you are referring to left of the expansion tank is a backflow preventer which is self explanatory based on the name. Typically they do have a pipe coming out of the bottom but occasionally you’ll see one without. Functionality is not affected. Next to that is the pressure reducer which brings the 60-80 psi system to 12-20 psi for the heating system. I apologize I am not sure what unit of measurement you use for pressure in Europe.
Thank you very much, First of all 7) we use bar=14,5psi (1bar~1 atmospheric pressure) most of the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this time and Pa (Pascal, 1bar=100000Pa) in science and other cases which require more accuracy. Sorry btw for some Strange descriptions, I lack the knowledge of the correct technical terms in English 4. ‘Heat distributors’ were my attempt to name the construct Made of valves and pipe used to devide the pipe into the different loops and merge them back together maybe IT IS what you referred to as a manifold. Due to the fact that in Germany 2-3 floors above the cellar are normal for single-family Houses you would normally have 2 big pipes going through the almost complete hight of the building (one to get the hot water Up and one to get the cold water down) and for each floor you would have a ‘heat distributor’ attached to the 2 big pipes creating the loops for each floor
2) I excluded the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this possibility that there was an addition to the building bc the system looks very new to me (as a whole) and in Germany if something was renovated or added the floor heating would be installed in Just a few single rooms and the mixing circuit would be close to the floor heated room instead of in the boiler room. The different types of floor being an obstacle kinda confuse me as far as i know all common floor materials are suitable. 35W per squaremeter (3.2W per sqarefoot, I hope that’s a used metric) is the rule of thumb to heat newly built houses (50W/m2 for a 20 years old house, 4.5W per squarefoot) you should be able to get that amount through hardwood. Can you help me with the title/Job I’d go by if I was an engineer for heating, cooling, Air conditioning, potable water hot and cold as well as sewage (basically everything a building needs to have to be usable excluding stuff an electrician does)
That is an interesting way to pipe it as the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this distributors seem like a more efficient way to do it. Here it is typically piped just as you see it where it splits in the boiler room way before going to each room. Then each of those typically goes to either a single radiator or its own smaller manifold for in floor heating. Interesting that the mixing valves are also closer to the heated space. Here we would normally have the boiler heat to 180-190F (82C-88C) and run that through radiators. But if you have only in floor it’s mostly based on floor type as concrete is sensitive to heat it’s set to 120F (49C), wood flooring 130F (54C), and most stone 140-150C (60-65C). If you have both types you would have the main heating loop set to the higher temperature, feeding the radiator heating loop the high temp water, then add a mixing valve on the next loop feeding the in floor heating that will mix the water down to the lower temp desired.
Weirdly we don’t typically do engineering based on wattage per area. It seems to be overly simplified to BTU size to square footage of the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this house. Seems like the wattage is a better way to do it but for some reason we don’t do that here. So here we seem to have tons of titles but none that cover every one of those in a single title. HVAC Design Engineer or a Mechanical Engineer is probably the closest but that doesn’t cover the potable or sewage water part of what you described. Typically here you are either HVAC or plumber but very uncommon for somebody to do both. A lot of HVAC stuff here doesn’t have as. Much licensing as a plumber or electrician; as those both have titles of apprentice, journeyman, and master and have criteria you need to meet to get the title and license. HVAC doesn’t have as much of that here. So nice and tidy! Love this!. I know nothing about plumbing connections, but aesthetically, this is pleasing When we were getting our house reno’d, we jackhammered up all of the old plumbing in the basement and replaced everything. It needed to be inspected and passed before we poured the new concrete. The city inspector saw everything and asked if he could take photos as what our plumber did was so good and correct and ‘fucking awesome’ that he wanted proof of what was done before it was covered up for 50 years. He said he would be showing these photos to other inspectors and contractors/plumbers as an example of what to do. Looks like he ran away to the Navy after his dad died and his mother remarried. After he was discharged he married at age 14, became a father at age 15, then joined the Marine Corps at age 17. That screams a troubled life to me. When I was little my grandfather asked me how old I was. I said, “Five.” He said, “When I was your age, I was six.”
You know, those old paintings where they paint baby Jesus like he was in his mid 40’s are starting to make more sense now. Sure a sign of the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this times that he was that young, but it’s also a Marine thing. So many Marines I served with were divorced by age 20. Myself included. Heck had a third divorce by the time I was 30. On my 4th and hopefully final marriage at age 36. For your 5th, you should just go knock on the door of a woman you ALREADY hate , give her your house keys, car keys, dog, a briefcase of your money and a thermace of your sperm and then get an uber to some shitty extended stay motel. She’ll be confused and your lawyers will be upset since you’re their favorite customer, but we’ll just know you were trying to speed run like this guy
Edit: tbh , at this point if you walked into your lawyers office they’d probably punch 4 holes in a card , draw a star on the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this other and say congrats, you’ve had 4 divorces the 5th one is on us I mean, he walked out the door saying “I’m going over to grandma’s” and nobody noticed he was gone until 2 years later. Like, I’m not sure this was really the case, runaways didn’t really get much attention back then, and communication networks for this sucked compared to today. Hell, even a photo, if the family had anything close to updated, could take that time to even disseminate through the state. This same phenomenon was why serial killers and kidnappers became a lot less frequent today, even 20 years back.
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Yeah and in many warzones being in a “support” role doesn’t magically prevent you from getting fucking blown to pieces by an IED or enemy gunfire or anything. But, but, but… you are completely shielded by a ton of memos, directives, norms, protocols, and other bureaucracy…. it is impossible!! Just read section 3 of chapter 4 of the Dallas Mavericks sorry we traded you shirt also I will do this regulatory norm A+BX$URKS&VDJD#MDBDBFN*FBS-193738273Y48393 People acting like it’s just incompetent bureaucracy accidentally making this happen, and ignoring that these are all intentionally designed systems to deny as many benefits as they can. You ever wonder why they make such a big deal of not reporting injuries or illness because “you’re letting down your team who has to pick up your slack?”
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