Thank you so much! I'm very glad that you enjoyed the walk through and those types of videos. I will make more. You're very welcome and thank you for your feedback/support. Stay tuned for new videos every week and stay safe out there!
I agree. This plant is very nicely kept and well done. I hear you with walking into older messy plants. Leaks and torn insulation lol death traps. Thanks for watching! I appreciate your feedback. Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos!
Thank you! Great to see you in the comments again. Your feedback/support is always greatly appreciated. I'm glad you like the music. I find it very enjoyable. Stay tuned and stay safe out there!
Wonderful video! Can't thank you enough! Why are plate and frame heat exchangers used here? Why not direct connection? Your answer would be deeply appreciated.
These units chill water to usually around 45 degrees and they are sent to air conditioning air handler units. The AC unit would have a coil that has the chilled water circulated and a fan blowing across to provide air conditioning. The condenser is water cooled and connected to a cooling tower located outside usually on a roof rejecting heat. This would be considered an indirect system. You see them alot in New York in Residential buildings and hotels. This setup is actually for a college building. Stay tuned for new videos every week and stay safe out there!
Thank you! That's great advice. I added music because it was beyond noisy in there. I should learn to do a voice over so the audio is clear and not distracting with background noise. I work mostly on commercial equipment as a service tech but every now and then I'm around chillers. I will make a video like the one you requested for. If you have other ideas, Id love to hear them. I'm more than glad to help out and it also helps me get my viewers the quality material/knowledge they seek. Stay tuned for new videos every week and stay safe out there!
I'm thinking lack of maintenance. Lack of oil due to poor or no maintenance sounds about right. RIP LOL I appreciate the feedback. Stay tuned for new videos every week and stay safe out there!
I just can’t believe how much knowledge engineers put into these projects
Nice video! i love seeing different buildings central plant than just my own! great video and editing!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed this video. I appreciate your feedback very much. Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos!
Cool video!
I really like all of your videos, but these walk throughs are extra special., thanks for taking us on your journeys JMT!
Thank you so much! I'm very glad that you enjoyed the walk through and those types of videos. I will make more. You're very welcome and thank you for your feedback/support. Stay tuned for new videos every week and stay safe out there!
Interesting video. Thanks JMT. 👍
Thank you very much! Much apreicated😁 Stay tuned for new videos every week and stay safe out there!
That plant is pretty neat and organized and maintained. Some of the older planes are not fun walking into and seeing leaks everywhere
I agree. This plant is very nicely kept and well done. I hear you with walking into older messy plants. Leaks and torn insulation lol death traps. Thanks for watching! I appreciate your feedback. Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos!
Great video! Great song as well!
Nice video. Great facility. 👍
Thank you very much! This is an amazing plant. Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos!
Mechanical ASMR
Haha. Love it. Stay tuned for new videos every week and stay safe out there Noodle
More like mechanical eye candy. And everything being so clean and shiny added to it.
@2:34 we use that same water treatment here at my location ! Nice tour bro !!
Nice video, please continue.
Great vid. Digging the lo-fi hip hop tunes.
Thank you! Great to see you in the comments again. Your feedback/support is always greatly appreciated. I'm glad you like the music. I find it very enjoyable. Stay tuned and stay safe out there!
Wonderful video! Can't thank you enough! Why are plate and frame heat exchangers used here? Why not direct connection? Your answer would be deeply appreciated.
That’s awesome what is a unit like that controlling...............
These units chill water to usually around 45 degrees and they are sent to air conditioning air handler units. The AC unit would have a coil that has the chilled water circulated and a fan blowing across to provide air conditioning. The condenser is water cooled and connected to a cooling tower located outside usually on a roof rejecting heat. This would be considered an indirect system. You see them alot in New York in Residential buildings and hotels. This setup is actually for a college building. Stay tuned for new videos every week and stay safe out there!
Awesome video! Can you do one in the future explaining the various systems or maybe just turn off the music and voice over this one?
Thank you! That's great advice. I added music because it was beyond noisy in there. I should learn to do a voice over so the audio is clear and not distracting with background noise. I work mostly on commercial equipment as a service tech but every now and then I'm around chillers. I will make a video like the one you requested for. If you have other ideas, Id love to hear them. I'm more than glad to help out and it also helps me get my viewers the quality material/knowledge they seek. Stay tuned for new videos every week and stay safe out there!
Jumper man Tech Awesome man, keep doing you! I appreciate your time and effort you put in your videos regardless.
Was this plant in the basement of a building or was it a mechanical penthouse?
What chiller was that at the beginning?
Nice plant !!
It would be better without the music, Just the sound of the equipment would be great
Cheat mode activated on the chilled water pump insulation. That at a hospital?
that poor air compressor... lack of oil I suppose...
I'm thinking lack of maintenance. Lack of oil due to poor or no maintenance sounds about right. RIP LOL I appreciate the feedback. Stay tuned for new videos every week and stay safe out there!
Trane
Yes! Thanks for watching 🙏 Stay tuned for new videos every week🔧⚡️