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stack up analysis

01/27/2009 6:07 AM

stack up analysis

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Re: stack up analysis

01/27/2009 10:15 AM

Yeah! You will need a combustion analizer instrument that let you know your Efficiency % and CO, smoke and Stack Temp. Etc. in order to be able to determine which adjustments are neccessary for such puppy. You'll get it. You have the Technology it will come to you eventually. Remember a good excess air always, critical. Have a good fresh air intake for air changes and to avoid negative pressure in boiler room at same time. Important! Have fun and enjoy good luck at task.

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01/27/2009 10:24 PM

Or, this vaguely worded post might want to know about tolerance stack up on precision machined parts in assemblies for quality control purposes...

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