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Do you ever eat from a non-professional cook selling from the back of their van?
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- chocolatetartguy Aug 19, 2006 08:53 PM
I may be risking food poisoning, but this middle-aged Chicana and her operation looked pretty clean and my curiosity about homecooked Mexican food got the better of me. And I had already eaten a Thai lunch.
Come what may, the food was very good. A big plate of "Barbecued" chicken in a pungent red chili paste with lots of dried bay leaves, penne in a creamy tomato sauce topped with a mound of dry cheese (cotijo?), a thin fiery tomatillo salsa and commercial corn tortillas. Everything tasted fresh and quite good.
She is a regular at this spot and told me that last week she had a shrimp/octopus/fish ceviche and tomorrow vegetarian quesadillas. I just happened to park behind her today!
re: yumtothetum
Yeah. Lots of times. Also unlicensed street vendors. Just use common sense like in a restaurant. If you notice things don't look so good, pass.
IMO, licensed or not, some restuarants are riskier eating than some street vendors.
The area I live in just sent out a newsletter saying they are cracking down on illegal food vendors who usually sell items like cooked corn, cotton candy, snow-cones (aka raspados), tamales and fruit.
They urge to look for a visible health permit decal affixed to the cart. Otherwise to report the vendor.
Right. Even though they give you a website to report the vendor pushing cotton candy, there's no clear place on the site to report it. Like I'm going to report my illegal food sources anyway .. I NEED my boiled corn, I tell you.
At first I thought it might just be a greedy grab to collect fees for a license, which is why I checked out the website.
However, they have programs in place to explain how to correctly to handle food to people of differenty ethnicities that don't speak English.
My S/O is from Central America and as much as I love him, some of his food handling practices have me appalled. He will leave soup on the stove unrefrigerated for a week, for example. Yeah, I don't touch that, but it has loosened me up as far as some of the things that are or are not 'safe'.
It just is the bad luck lottery to me. Doesn't matter if it is the home, restaurant (even the best of them) or street vendor. Something can always go wrong. Being perhaps overly cautious lessens the risk but doesn't eliminate it.
And to add to the street food game, I now look for licenses. Surprising that even some REALLy small-time vendors WILL have a license.
For me, I'm not going to pass up something delicious-looking not matter what the source. I've been eating safely for years. I guess if I ever get sick it would change my thinking. So far my number in the bad luck lottery hasn't been called.
No doubt many people look on such vendors with trepidation.
They have a right to their comfort zones, but I would miss many experiences (most of them good, all of them at least good for a dinner-table story) if I never ventured outside my own comfort zone just a little.
I would have missed the best crabcake I ever ate (I can hear it now ... "Crab? Is he INSANE?"). I would have missed the best blue-cheese burger and good contenders for the best barbecue and the best pupusa. And, since I'm not any kind of a world traveler (sorry, Tony Bourdain) I would have missed eating fresh tacos, streetside, in a crowd of Hispanic working guys who were entirely too happy to be on their lunch break.
Show me the next pupusa truck, or the next roadside slushie stand (I'll have the mango flavor, please) and if I ever do spend a day or two regretting what I ate, at least I'll have been a participant and not an onlooker.
"Do you ever eat from a non-professional cook selling from the back of their van?" -- as often as possible would be the flip answer. And it's true. Some very delicious food is from the "Tamale Lady" or "The Taco Guys" or "The Crab Man" - unlicensed all. Why even Jim Leff writes a whole piece on "The Arepa Lady"!
I drew the line at certain street food in some rather wild parts of the Phillipines, though. I couldn't communicate with the sellers and didn't feel comfortable enough to take a chance.
Common sense must prevail in your decision. Make an informed choice and be prepared to ENJOY!
Most definitely. Living and working the suburbs, I don't come across them often, but if I were to walk by a truck with someone selling papusa's, I would not even think it would be possible for me to walk by without buying one. When I watched Bourdain's old Cook's Tour show, I was so entranced by all of the open street vendors in the various countries. It seems like such an eaters paradise and I imagine it beats today's homogenized food court offerings.
Of course!! I mean I've experienced wasting more money and time eating bad food at an established restaurant. There's risk everywhere, right.. It's all about the experience the food brings me. Food touches every sense and will strike something in me either way, sometimes bad but more often great. It's probably riskier eating at my in-laws, you know what I'm saying!
Yeah.....once I was in Los Feliz and this dude was selling Tamales out of the trunk of his car.....my friend went to him before, so I just took the plunge....not bad...just home made stuff.
For years I worked in mid-town NYC. There was a great food-stand called Robert and Elizabeth. They made the BEST steak, chicken, sausage subs, all made to order. Articles were written about how they put two kids through college from this truck and they were wonderful people. I would wait on line 30 minutes for one of their sandwiches and I would NEVER wait 30 minutes in a restaurant for a sandwich. Plenty of others in NYC come close to R&E.
In suburban Ridgefield CT there is a hot dog guy who has the second best dog around (sorry i like super duper in ffd better).
So put me in the caegory of yes with reservations, I am careful but will give it a try.
Here in the US I eat from street vendors, carts, and trucks when I find a place that looks or smells good. A long line is usually a great indicator of good and safe food. In Bangkok the best food I had was from street hawkers. Absolutely fantastic stuff is to be had. You could tell at a glance whether the food was sanitary or not. In South America I took my chances a few times, it depended which area and what the food was. I got ceviche once where the fish were alive in a cooler and every half hour one was prepared. It doesn't get fresher than that and this guys stand was very clean and no fish smell. In most of Africa and all of India I wouldn't touch any steet food. Sanitation seemed to be unheard of.
I'm all for any type of street food, but I would just like to point out that taco trucks are licensed, like mini-restaurants, and are not really comparable, health-wise, to people selling food out of their cars, for example. They have sinks with hot water and the whole shebang in there.
re: Chowpatty
Where I live, some taco trucks are licensed, some aren't. Some have proper electric and water connections, some don't. Some are year around and some are seasonal. Some have put in covered ramadas and even restrooms. But I will try almost anyplace once.
And the best tamales I've ever had came out of a cooler in somebody's trunk.
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Some of the best tamales i ever had were when a couple of young kids, maybe 9 and 11, came into a Mexican cinder block bar just outside Kelly AFB in San Antonio, selling them out of their cooler 3 for a buck. Apparently, their mom had just made them in their house nearby. Wow. Wow.
I used to buy my tamales from a guy in the supermarket parking lot. He was there after I came back from my evening bike rides. Dirt cheap, tasty and never a problem.
Gods yes. The best tamales in town are to be had from little old Mexican ladies selling them out of a cooler in a shopping cart.
I've been hestiant to post this because it might reveal exactly where I live, but one of the BEST things about my new neighborhood is our Tamale Lady that sells out of the back of her Minivan. It seriously was a joyous day in the Dommy household when we found her. Living on the westside, we've always moaned about the lack of street food available...
And then one night shortly after we moved in, I heard a horn. I jokingly told SO to go investigate because it might be a Tamale Guy. A few minutes later, he came running back in the house with a massive smile and a handful of Tamales and a Mayo Corn!! I let out such a squeal that the next door neighbors heard (And our units are NOT attached... LOL!!)
The Mayo corn was awful, but the Tamales, Green, Red and Mole were good (The green, the best of the bunch, will knock you on your @$$...) Then one Sunday morning, we heard the honk and they had come by with Birria!!! And it was AWESOME.
Like all street operations, you can get a sense on how the food is packed, handled and such to know if it's sketchy or not. This couple really takes care with their tamales and they are TOTALLY homemade (We talk them and I think scare them a little with our praise and gratitude, especially when it comes from SO, a 6 ft well built Irish guy... :))
I wouldn't call these canteen trucks non-professional cooks. Most of these cooks that I've encountered are just as good as any restaurant you'll visit.
we always look for the trucks! havn't had a bad meal yet...from the MIT campus to Portland, OR and even outside a Colorado Rockies game there was a lady selling burritos out of a cooler...the best food local lovingly made food...no middleman!
Thanks, don't know why I was so squeamish this past weekend. Possibly because I had a very bad case of food poisoning at the first of the year from either a restaurant chicken mole burrito or all the cleaning products I inhaled before moving out of my Rockridge flat.
I forgot that the best bbq I ever had came from a guy with an oil drum cooker outside of an Oakland transient hotel at the outskirts of (but not affiliated with) a blues festival. Meat so tender, it was worthy of the gods!
I used to get steamed crabs from a truck on the Linden Blvd service road in Brooklyn. It was a mile down from Coney Island Joes. There was another cat that used to sell steamed shrimp off of the Int.280 W. entrance from Fish House Road in Jersey City. I think a hot dog truck took it's place.
Some of the best grilled chicken I've ever had was from a decidedly unlicensed pickup truck parked by the side of the road in rural Portugal.
The guy had a jumbo plastic trash can filled with raw, marinated whole chickens, ready to be grilled, and a bunch on the grill already. He was doing pretty brisk business, so I figured maybe it was safe. The grill itself was just a wire rack set up over coals in a halved oil drum. We bought a whole chicken (there was no other option!) and he cleavered it into pieces and handed it to us, wrapped in paper. Combined with a bottle of orange soda (from another plastic trash can), eaten sitting on the ground by the side of a river in the summer sun, it was heavenly -- mmmmm!!!
Funny thing was, I got horrible food poisoning a week later from a seemingly ultra-clean seafood restaurant that had been highly recommended. Just goes to show...
BEST tamales *I* ever had were bought from a niña in a gas station in pretty much the middle of nowhere about half way down the baja california peninsula. We did a little dance where we figured out whether or not I was asking if they were heated or spicy--the old picante vs caliente conundrum. Turns out they were both and yummy too.
When I lived in Mexico for a month, the advice from my hosts was simple. Never eat from a place with nobody there and look for the places with a crowd. The Locals know what's okay and what isn't. Some of the best Carnitas I had there were in a place that was PACKED but looked like it had been an auto body shop the week before.


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THIS is a quality art game! You, sir Gregory, are a genius. I got so much chills from this.
The art is so simplistic and rusty and immediately gives off a feeling that something's a little strange. It's all so abstract, when you walk around the house, and the things the character says! Everything he says makes the player feel uncomfortable, but wanting to know more about what's going on. It makes the player feel helpless and confused, just like the character!
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The ending too; the player finally gets out of the house, and SHOULD feel some form of happiness and freedom, but then the bars come, and the game ends, leaving the player wondering.
And it might just be me, but it kind of made me wonder about life too. Wondering if I'm trapped somewhere like the character in the game and not knowing it.
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@ April 10, 2014 4:04 PM in Is my steam boiler way oversized?we did with low pressure available from the gas supplier was to install a large line running from the meter to the boiler. In one case it was about 45 feet of 3" welded pipe. That unit and the others are running fine with no problems this winter. All of those boilers were HB Smith two of which were in churches with 1,250,000 on one and the other 950,000 BTU's. All these are steam using Power Flame combination oil/gas burners with low fire high fire adaptation. All you need is money!
All of these jobs have seen over the last three years 25 to 30% reduction in cost to operate and the 1,250,000 has seen almost 50% as it was originally only set up on oil to run on low fire, that gets expensive. The church actually paid for the entire installation with the savings on fuel costs the first year.
Maybe Steamhead
@ April 10, 2014 11:10 AM in Is my steam boiler way oversized?would make a journey over into nearby West Virginia if the price is right.
Oversized for sure
@ April 10, 2014 11:08 AM in Is my steam boiler way oversized?My e-mail answer is below to SWEI who contacted me about this posting I also got the message over in the gas section, I do not know anyone in the W Va. area but will look into it.
Not off hand I will look into it. I am getting ready for a class so it may take a while (it is getting warm hopefully). With Burnham getting info when the word conversion is mentioned is tough. I have in the past with commercial boilers knocked them down a couple of sections (a lot of bull work). Cost begins to be a big factor Dave Brunnell had a good idea for a temporary fix so the customer can budget things out.
Daves answer:
Probably a little more sane approach.....
would be to first convert to natural gas and simply fire the boiler at the proper rate. Most gas fired boilers seem to work fine with a 50 to 60% down fire, in fact Burnham probably has this as a factory approved high/low set up for the boiler. Properly tuned, you'll probably see a 3 to 4% increase in firing efficiency when running at these low fire rates. In this case, you want to keep the boiler oversized to gain heat exchange efficiency, but cut the firing rate.
Over your current set with oil, you'll probably see at least 60 to 70% drop in fuel costs just making this change due to much cheaper natural gas, and much more efficient boiler and system operation.
Also, now that you have a huge boiler with a small fire, the need for correct piping above the boiler drops dramatically because the water and steam will separate much better inside the boiler and there will be much less reliance on the external piping.
This will buy you some time before rebuilding the header
Yes there are
@ April 4, 2014 10:17 PM in oil to gas conversion kitpower gas burners available for residential oil boilers. Are you familiar with ANSI Z21.8 (2002) Procedures for the Installation of Domestic Gas Conversion Burners?
Carlin, Riello and Midco all make residential power gas conversion burners.
I recommend getting some training before attempting to install one of these.
Please keep Glenn Stanton
@ April 3, 2014 8:08 PM in Please keep Glenn Stantonfrom Burnham in your prayers. I am not at liberty to discuss all he is going through just know it is physical and requires surgery and needs our prayers for good news and a quick recovery.
He has been a great friend to many of us and certainly one of the best factory reps around.
Before you buy a detector
@ March 31, 2014 7:57 PM in electronic NGleak detectorare you familiar with the proper protocol for its use? Do you know the upper and lower explosive limits of natural gas and propane? What is your purpose for purchasing a detector?
I am in RI just too old
@ March 31, 2014 7:55 PM in To convert or notto do installs anymore, however if you give me a call I can connect you with someone who can help you. By the way Heatpro who also answered you here is in the RI area. My number is 401-437-0557 or e-mail [email protected] I would definitely have a professional look at what you have and recommend what is best and most efficient and economical to meet your situation.
What is your location in RI?
Most of the time
@ March 31, 2014 12:15 PM in how to replace a thermo couple on ayou can remove the front burner cover and disconnect the thermocouple at the gas valve and then get down and reach in an loosen the nut that holds the thermocouple in place and unscrew it and then pull it out and replace it.
The question is why are you changing it, has it been tested by taking millivolt readings? See RESOURCES ABOVE THEN LIBRARY THEN TIM'S CLOSET FOR HOW TO DO THAT.
As for replacement it depends on the pilot but a Honeywell Q 340 will usually cover most applications, they run as far as durability and performance right next to a Johnson (now Baso Gas Controls LLC) Husky. If you are having issues with frequent changes a Baso K16LRA corrosion resistant, high temperature thermocouple will take care of that.
No I have nopt heard from them
@ March 31, 2014 12:10 PM in Gas pipingas of today. I will be busy with classes starting tomorrow so will not be able to pursue this.
As for why gas valves and other hookups to appliances are a certain size say 1/2" or 3/4 " it has to do with several things one of which is related to ANSI Standards testing. All gas valves have charts giving you the allowable pressure loss through the gas valve at various sizes ex a gas valve 1/2" x 1/2" has a different loss than a valve 3/4"m x 3/4". Most of us in the gas industry allow for a 1" pressure drop through the gas valve when sizing. That is in most cases much more than is needed in fact a Honeywell VR 8300 A 3/4" x 3/4" 24 volt, standing pilot valve does not reach a 1" drop until it is fired at 200,00 BTU's or more and then the drop increases as you go up in BTU. So the 1/2" x 1/2" size assumes (manufacturer assumes) the installer will know enough to supply adequate pipe size to that 1/2" valve to make sure the burner fires at full input all the time.
Think about this most meter bars are 3/4" so does that mean we run 3/4" pipe to all the appliances. I hope not and in fact you may see that increased right at the point of delivery to 1 1/4" or 1 1/2" pipe.
If the unit is using a power venter
@ March 29, 2014 10:46 AM in draftand it is on the outside of the building like a Field SWG then they show a barometric being used before the venter.
If it is fan assisted 80% no draft hood I would use a flue restrictor or better yet contact the equipment manufacturer for their suggested solution. Some furnace manufacturers include a CPVC restrictor in their vent kit.
Now I know why I stay in business
@ March 28, 2014 9:26 PM in Gas pipingThere are a few different types of gas valves..BUT THEY ALL MUST COME UNDER THE SAME ANSI STANDARD.
.Lets use the propane analogy. The reason the orifice on propane equipment is smaller is because it is of a higher pressure. IT IS ALSO BECAUSE IT HAS A DIFFERENT SPECIFIC GRAVITY AND A DIFFERENT BTU CONTENT.
I would offer that even though with natural gas we are talking about very small differences in pressure the orifice will still pass slightly more when given more than required. THAT WILL NOT HAPPEN IF THE REGULATOR IS SET TO THE REQUIRED GAS PRESSURE AS NOTED ON THE EQUIPMENT.
A good example is a Mapp gas torch. It was one size orifice but can deliver different ratings of heat by adjusting the pressure going through it via the regulator. IT IS A WHOLE DIFFERENT ANIMAL THE KEY WORD IS ADJUSTING THE PRESSURE. GAS VALVES HAVE A SET OUTLET PRESSURE AND IT IS NOT ADJUSTED BUT SET TO WORK WITH THE ORIFICES IN PLACE AT THE BURNERS TO GIVE THE CORRECT INPUT.
Combustion analysis testing is great! it allows us to connect to existing gas and adjust the pressure and or air mixture to a very exact rate. I have installed a few systems where we ran all the gas new and sized it accordingly and had little to no adjustment necessary. On the flip side I have connected to some larger existing pipe THAT SHOULD NOT MATTER AS THE VALVE WILL ONLY LET THROUGH THE AMOUNT OF GAS THE ORIFICES AND OUTLET PRESSURE WILL ALLOW. and always find myself turning the gas "down" HOW DO YOU TURN THE GAS DOWN?.
Lets not forget clothes dryers, water heaters and cooking ranges...I would not think that to be safe we would run 1" or even larger just to be sure. YOU SIZE TO WHAT THE PARTICULAR APPLIANCE NEEDS FOR INPUT THE 1' PIPE WAS TO THE HEATING EQUIPMENT ONLY. I SIZE ALL OTHER PIPING AS IT IS NEEDED 1/2", 3/4" ETC
Of course I am saying this based on my local gas company and I do not have the issues you have with yours. I AM GLAD TO HEAR THAT YOUR GAS COMPANY NEVER HAS PRESSURE PROBLEMS. AS SOMEONE WHO WORKED FOR A GAS COMPANY FOR 28 YEARS THAT IS VERY SURPRISING TO ME.
I do want to bring up one more point. If when sizing a house to deliver say 6" of water column roughly to all appliances I had a combined total of say 20 cubic feet of gas in the piping system which is after the meter and paid for by the customer. Why would I want to have larger sizes with say 30 cubic feet of gas sitting in the lines that the customer has paid for? TO MAKE SURE WHEN ALL THE EQUIPMENT CALLS AT THE SAME TIME SAY IN THE DEAD OF WINTER ON A SATURDAY WHEN EVERYONE IS HOME AND ALL THE EQUIPMENT IS RUNNING, COOKING STOVE FOR BREAKFAST, SHOWERS, DRYER ETC YOU NEED THAT 30 CUBIC FEET THEN.
I attached a copy of the drawing sent to me some time ago from Robershaw...It denotes a typical gas valve for a furnace. I was instructed that gas valves do have a regulator of sorts included in them he was clear that they are not regulators as such. THEN WHAT ARE THEY? THAT DRAWING YOU ATTACHED DOES NOT SHOW THE COMPLETE STORY. I HAVE FACTORY SPECIFIED CUTAWAYS OF ROBERTSHAW, HONEYWELL AND WHITE RODGERS THAT ARE MUCH MORE DETAILED AND ALL HAVE SERVO PRESSURE REGULATORS.
The gas enters the main chamber that is activated by a call for heat. It then passes across a regulator that will open with roughly 5" WC it needs a minimum and will be forced closed if the pressure exceeded {in this case 10"WC}. The second chamber opens when a flame sensor signal is proved AND A MODULE SENSES PROPER MICRO-AMPS IN THE CASE YOU ARE SIGHTING THEN THE MODULE POWERS THE MAIN VALVE WHICH IS AFTER THE PILOT VALVE WHICH HAD TO BE ENERGIZED FIRST IN ORDER FOR THE PILOT TO LIGHT AS THE GAS FOR THAT PILOT ONLY FLOWS WHEN THE PILOT VALVE IS ENERGIZED THAT IS WHAT OPENS THAT FIRST VALVE NOT GAS PRESSURE. and allows the gas to move out of the gas valve. He was pretty clear that this is a basic working of most {not all} gas valves and yes some are able to accept 14" for LP gas.
We could go on and on with this but to tell the truth you have some knowledge but you need some good gas training and I do not mean to offend with that statement it is my observation based on these postings. The reason I continue to go back and forth with you is the fact that people who know less than you and I are reading what is posted and I do not want them mis informed.
Not sure what you are measuring for draft.
@ March 28, 2014 6:02 PM in draftNormal draft on an atmospheric gas system boiler or furnace should be a -.01, -.02 to -.03 is standard and it is measured at the breach before the draft hood. I however check draft on both sides of the draft hood because of possible excessive draft after the draft hood called "curtain effect". Curtain effect can be corrected by removing the draft hood or in the case of a built in draft hood blocking it off and replacing it with a double swing barometric.
As far as 90 plus units those typically have positive draft and and it can be affected by the length of the vent. It should in most cases however be pretty stable as the design of the equipment determines the combustion air blower RPM due to lets say ODR. The temperatures should be somewhat low as these units have very little flue loss so most of the time flue gas temps are at or below 200 degrees F.
There have been some problems with Category I Fan Assisted boilers and furnaces and it is usually when they are flued to together with a natural draft appliance such as a water heater. Separating the two appliances before they enter the flue or connecting them with a "wye" will sometimes solve the problem.
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@ March 28, 2014 5:44 PM in Gas pipingAs far as the gas valve and what gets consumed I have a document from a gas valve company. I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN SEEING THAT DOCUMENT.
In this it states a gas valve is not a regulator. Most gas valves have a dual chamber design. SINCE 1979 GAS VALVES HAVE BEEN REQUIRED TO BE DUAL SEATED (REDUNDANT). THIS WAS DUE TO AN INCIDENT IN 1972 RELATED TO EXCESSIVE PRESSURES AND THE FAILURE OF SINGLE SEATED GAS VALVES. GAS VALVES HAVE A BUILT IN REGULATOR CALLED A SERVO PRESSURE REGULATOR. THIS REGULATOR WORKS ON DOWNSTREAM DEMAND (THE SIZE OF ORIFICES AND HOW MANY CREATE THE DEMAND) THE VALVES HAVE A DOWNSTREAM SENSING PORT ON THE OUTLET SIDE OF THE GAS VALVE WHICH SENSES THIS DEMAND AND POSITIONS THE SERVO REGULATOR TO GIVE THE EXACT PRESSURE NEEDED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SIZE OF THOSE ORIFICES (TYPICALLY 3.5" W.C.) VALVES CAN BE SLOW OPENING, FAST OPENING , DELAY OPENING STEP OPENING AND IN SOME CASES TWO STAGE.ALL HOWEVER HAVE A BUILT IN REGULATOR THAT CONTROLS OUTLET PRESSURE.
You need the minimum of 5" to open the internal gate WHAT IS AN INTERNAL GATE??? GAS VALVES WILL STILL OPEN AT LESS THAN 5" PRESSURE AS THEY ARE OPENED TYPICALLY BY APPLYING POWER 24 VOLTS, 120 VOLTS OR IN SOME CASES MILLIVOLTS TO OPEN THE VALVE SEAT AND ALLOW GAS THROUGH. BY THE WAY ALL PILOTS ON HEATING VALVES ARE ON LINE PRESSURE AND ARE NOT REGULATED.
If you deliver more than 10" the gate will fully express and trip shut. GAS VALVES WILL WORK ON PRESSURES UP TO ROUGHLY 14" W.C. SO THAT PROPANE SYSTEMS CAN OPERATE THROUGH THE SAME VALVES AS NATURAL GAS BY JUST CHANGING THE SPRING IN THE SERVO REGULATOR AND THE DOWNSTREAM ORIFICES
The gas valve will pass anything in between. (The numbers I'm using are just standard typical guides not exact.) The burner manifold will have a lower number usually 3.5 or 4" in that range. That number is what correlates with the heat exchanger's capacity for extraction coupled with either moving water or air to give us a rating of usable BTU's. Just as you can overheat a boiler or furnace (that's why we now have so many safety switches)I ASSUME YOU MEAN OVER-GAS WHEN YOU SAY OVERHEAT. This can happen for numerous reasons...Why give the heat exchanger more than it can efficiently use. THIS IS WHY WE FIRE EQUIPMENT AT ITS MAXIMUM DESIGNED FIRING RATE AND DETERMINE THAT BY DOING A COMBUSTION ANALYSIS. Aim for the sweet spot. THE SWEET SPOT IS FINALLY DETERMINED BY A COMBUSTION ANALYSIS AND NOTHING ELSE. Make no mistake it will use whatever it is fed...Boilers are pigs!
Having said all that you still must in all cases deliver the maximum pressure available to the inlet of the gas valve, the regulator in the gas valve will determine correct firing rate along with proper orifice sizing and finally combustion testing. So if you have 7" W.C. at the outlet of the gas meter it is my stand that 40 feet away at the last appliance with all the equipment running at the same time you have as close to that 7" W.C. as you can get with a minimum if any pressure drop. sizing pipe correctly, account for lineal pipe lengths through fittings etc will take care of this. It may take a little large pipe but our job is to make sure the customer gets proper system operation at all times..
Let me look at what you posted
@ March 27, 2014 6:51 PM in Gas pipingDefinition"Allowable Pressure Drop: The design pressure loss on any piping system under maximum probable flow conditions, from point of delivery to the inlet connection of the equipment, shall be such that the supply pressure at the equipment is greater than the minimum pressure required for proper equipment
operation." YES THAT IS TAKEN DIRECTLY FROM NFPA 54 5.4.4.
The state or the utility can not tell you "the designer" what pressure drop to use. THIS CAME ABOUT HERE IN RI DUE TO PROBLEMS WITH PRESSURE PROBLEMS IN THE EXTREME WINTER MONTHS ON THE LOW PRESSURE CAST IRON MAIN SYSTEMS. THE STATE (MECHANICAL DIVISION) DETERMINED THAT THE SAFEST WAY TO HANDLE THIS WAS TO USE 0.3 " W.C. AS THE ALLOWABLE. THAT CREATED THE LARGER PIPE SIZE TO THE EQUIPMENT TO HOPEFULLY ALLOW FOR SOME DROP IN PRESSURE IN THOSE EXTREME TIMES. THE LOCAL UTILITY AGREED THIS WAS AN ADEQUATE SOLUTION UNTIL NEW PIPING SYSTEMS COULD BE INSTALLED WITH POUNDS PRESSURE.
The pressure drop is the difference between delivered gas pressure at the house side of the gas meter and the required pressure of the equipment or appliance. If we have 8" of water column and the unit requires 5" of water column we have 3" of water column to play with.WHY PLAY WITH IT INSURE ADEQUATE PRESSURE AT FULL 8" W.C. IS AVAILABLE AT THE INLET TO THE GAS VALVE
On another note if you supply a furnace with say 7" of water column...the gas valve will consume or burn all the gas. NOT TRUE.THE GAS VALVE HAS A BUILT IN REGULATOR WHICH REDUCES THE GAS PRESSURE TO TYPICALLY 3.5" W.C. AND AS LONG AS THE ORIFICES ARE SIZED CORRECTLY THE FURNACE WILL ONLY BURN WHAT THAT PRESSURE 3.5" W.C. AND THOSE ORIFICES ALLOW, NO MORE NO LESS.
The problem is the heat exchanger is designed to extract the heat at the rated requirement most of which is less than 5" of water column. The rest of the heat is simply going up the chimney. This goes across the board even with negative pressure combustion chambers. WHAT IS LOST UP THE CHIMNEY HAS TO DO WITH EXCESS AIR, INPUT, TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE IN THE FL;UE AND THE HEIGHT OF THE FLUE OR CHIMNEY ESPECIALLY ON ATMOSPHERIC BURNERS WHICH HOPEFULLY ALL ARE NEGATIVE PRESSURE IN THE CHAMBER AND IN THE FLUE.IF YOUR REFERENCE TO NEGATIVE CHAMBERS WAS MEANT TO BE DIRECTED AT MODULATING CONDENSING EQUIPMENT THEN THE CHAMBER IS NOT NEGATIVE BUT POSITIVE. THE EQUIPMENT USES A NEGATIVE PRESSURE GAS VALVE WHICH MUST HAVE ADEQUATE PRESSURE AT ITS INLET TO ALLOW FOR LET US SAY A 5 TO 1 TURNDOWN RATIO. SO WE HAVE VERY LITTLE IF ANY DROP IN PRESSURE FROM THE LOW END (LOW FIRE) TO THE HIGH END (HIGH FIRE).This brings us back to the Navien at 199,000 BTU's I can't agree with using your summation method on that equipment in my area of the country especially in the inner city low pressure areas.By the way I looked up the method in the Gastite manual I have at the center and realized that I do teach it especially with CSST using a 2 pounds or 5 pounds feed to a Maxitrol manifold dropping down into the equipment in close proximity to the equipment.
Sorry nothing from Navien
@ March 26, 2014 7:08 PM in Gas pipingI also called and left a message so maybe tomorrow.
Both the state and the
@ March 26, 2014 4:49 PM in Gas pipinglocal utility here want an allowable pressure drop of 0.3" W.C., that will give the largest pipe size but sure cuts down on poor pressure problems in the dead of winter.
I really have to sit down with the charts and look at them as I only really look at them when I teach CSST (not very often).
Fan-in-a-Can is matched
@ March 25, 2014 7:16 PM in adding Walls around Boilerto the total BTU's in the space not the size of the space. You do however have to deal with fire codes on keeping the equipment cool based on size of the room.
Make sure they are going to tie in with interlocks all the equipment. What that means is the fan has to be running or the equipment will not operate, it is a vital safety requirement.
My Gastite Manual is at my training center
@ March 24, 2014 9:44 PM in Gas pipingso I can not determine if you are correct. Is the table for sizing Gastite CSST or is it also for black pipe?
No I am not in NJ but in Rhode Island.
Do you feel this is how Navien is determining the use of 1/2" pipe for their 199,000 BTU on demand water heater?
My personal experience as a service technician and also an instructor on gas for 50 years finds that the use of 1/2" pipe becomes a real problem in the inner city areas of the Northeast which typically are supplying between 6" W.C. to 10" W.C. in their mains on a good day. This past winter we have been seeing pressures of less than 5" W.C. on a pretty steady basis. I took a stand as the head of the service department in a gas utility here in the NE to have a minimum pipe size in those areas to heating furnaces, boilers and on demand water heaters of no less than 1" pipe. This is even more needed now with Modulating/Condensing equipment.
The code you referenced also states it is the designers choice. We are the designers. I understand that and am aware of the code allowing for other designs as long as they get the job done.
Would be interested to hear how you feel about this.
4 john pipe are you an
@ March 24, 2014 9:12 PM in Gas pipingengineer? Were do I find the Series Summation Method of pipe sizing? My code book NFPA 54 / ANSI Z223.1 and also the International Fuel Gas Code allows the following pipe sizing methods:
1. The Longest Run Method
2. Branch Length Method
3. Hybrid Pressure Method
Send me the names of the
@ March 24, 2014 8:25 PM in adding Walls around Boilerplumbers who put in the boilers by e-mail. My e-mail is [email protected] I am in RI and I have a Gas Training Center and know a lot of the Mass plumbers so maybe we can get you some help.
You still need air for combustion
@ March 24, 2014 8:07 PM in adding Walls around Boilerin the basement. If you are not going to add the walls then eliminate a window as a window and have it used with ducts to supply the needed air. Are there any other appliances such as a dryer in the space or dryers assuming this is a two family dwelling with two boilers and two water heaters.
This can be easily solved, again I would suggest getting a pro to come and take a look at what needs to be done and get a price.
What area of the country are you in?
The entire 30 x 35 x 7 can
@ March 24, 2014 7:50 PM in adding Walls around Boileronly handle 147.000 BTU's. You have 286,000 in an even smaller room. It is a confined space all the way so you are going to have to bring air from outdoors or use a fan -in- the- can from Field Controls. The louvered door will not be sufficient for air for combustion and besides it is against fire code to be used on a boiler room unless it is equipped with fusible links that melt in a fire and close the louvers.
The Fan- in- a- can must also be interlocked with all the appliances in the space. I would suggest you get a professional to do this. The fact that people will be working out in this area means all protection against killing yourselves must be taken. Carbon Monoxide is caused by lack of air for combustion so as you can see someone could DIE if you do not follow the rules. I realize you are a novice so I am being very nice and saving yours or someone else's life.


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Crate and Barrel Ready to Assemble Furniture
Did you know that Crate and Barrel is kicking it "Ikea Style" with their Ready to Assemble line of furniture?
They must have figured out that the "flat-pack" shipping allows the cost to come down, and the pieces look pretty Crate and Barrel-y...
This Winslow Dining Table with extension at $449 is still not cheap, but it's at least half of what these tables usually cost, so it might be worth checking things out.
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Crate and Barrel has carried an "assemble by you" line of furniture in their accessory stores for years. I think this is just a new add campaign to compete with Ikea.
Most of the houseware's furniture (the assemble it yourself lines) are pretty much what you pay for. you pay $350 for a buffet, its not going to last forever, but treat it well and it will get the job done and look pretty at the same time. i still have some and if i get a scratch, i just pull out my cover-up wood sticks. there is a reason why it doesn't cost the same as the amazing furniture store lines.
as a former employee of the barrel, i can honestly say that the winslow table had the most problems of any other piece in that store. unfortunately, it is worth the cost for them to deal with all of the problems because people love the style so much, crate has had it for years. there is simply a light varnish (if any) on the top, so one drop of grape juice or red wine and the white table needs repainting. if you have kids- they are very tough on furniture and this table simply can not take the beating. there have also been basic construction issues, but they may have dealt with this in the past few years.
just be weary. if you find an employee who's been there for a while, they will be more knowledgeable and ask the right questions to make sure that you know what you are getting.
As one past C&B employee to another - I totally agree. I do believe that for the price it is a good value. Some of their pieces are more prone to problems than others, since they do not all come from the same vendor. From my experience working there they stand behind their product and really do try to make the customer happy. As you said the key is to find an employee that has worked there a while. I recommend going to the store during the day Mon. thru Fri.. This is usually when their full-time employees are working, who typically are better versed on the products.
i agree completely
I was considering the Gallery Dining Table from C&B. Does anyone know if this has a history of problems. It looks good in the photos.
That table is new to C&B and is after my time working there. As I stated before - go to the store on a weekday as see what a they have to say. If you are worried about putting it together and are able to get it home assembled - C&B does offer a service to put it together for you (don't know the cost for that piece). If you do that you would be able to inspect the whole table before you brought it home.
I have the Windsor table (for 2 years now) and my kids have BEAT the top up. I did find that soft scrub gets just about any stain out of the white (but freaked out before I figured that out!) You mentioned repainting.... Where would I go to have that done? Thanks for any insight! :)


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The Vancouver Gang War is tied to the Hells Angels and is spreading across the country. Clearly there is no loyalty among crack and meth dealers. In memory of Chris Mohan, Ed Schellenberg, Geoff Meisner, Britney Irving, Dain Phillips, Janice Shore and all the many others including Stephanie Lange and Ashley Machiskinic betrayed and murdered by the Big Red Machine. Let us never forget who the real rats are. Stop the Greed. Rat out a real rat.
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Well, well, well. Here I thought Shane Bunting moved out of Kelowna. Glad to hear he's over his three year Viagra and Oxycontin addiction. I wonder who supplied him with it anyways? He admits to being friends with the Hells Angels. Didn't he live near the Habib's on Diamond road?
Looks like the Swollen Members played at Gotcha's night club in Kelowna on September 16th. They say Gotcha has new owners and they are changing the name of the club to Sapphires. Shane Broesky seems pretty solid (well relatively speaking) but who else is involved?
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i have to say although im no fan of insurance companies, i have to side with their desisionshe hardly looks to ill to work .... even if she is suffering from depression.... and seeing herenjoying herself in the company of friends, i would have come to the same conclusion as the insurance company.... she is hardly someone who is suffering debilitating anxiety attacks.rule number 1 . if your going to play the game make sure you dont advertize that your cheating!


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A major update to our favorite Windows 8 hybrid, the IdeaPad Yoga 2 Pro is still a better laptop than tablet, but the new version adds a future-proof better-than-HD display at a great price.
The Lenovo IdeaTab A1000 is a meek 7-inch tablet that cuts far too many corners to reach its budget price.
Samsung's best-performing TV ever, the PNF8500 series pushes the plasma picture quality envelope, especially in bright rooms.
The budget-friendly Lenovo IdeaPad Z400 Touch is a bulky, heavy commodity touch-screen laptop that doesn't stand out from the pack.
The Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11 is a great laptop alternative that's unfortunately too bulky to completely replace your tablet.
For those looking for something more than a feature-light ultrabook, the gamer-friendly Lenovo IdeaPad Y500 is close to brilliant, and several configurations are currently available at a deep discount -- but I can't believe it doesn't have a touch screen.
The IdeaTab Lynx is a perfectly functional Windows 8 hybrid but lacks the lower price of some competitors, or better design and features of others.
Despite having a decent price tag and zippy processor, the Lenovo IdeaTab A2109's screen is just too drab to consider.
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This was definitely tasty, but I wouldn't exactly say that the bar is "exploding" with coconut flavor. I liked it, but it could be better with a bit more coconut flavor. As always, I enjoy the quality of the chocolate itself. Top quality.


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January 5th Pet First Aid Class
ZOE's Animal Rescue Pet First Aid Course
Date: January 5th, 2013
Time: 1:00PM – 5:00PM
Class location: Milwoods Police Station at 104 Youville Drive East, Edmonton, AB – Map
Cost: $90.00 *Must be paid in full at time of registration
The Pet First Aid course will provide participants with a basic knowledge of first aid for dogs and cats, emphasizing prevention of illness or injury and correct handling of ill or injured animals.
Course Content:
Each participant will be given a Pet First Aid book (specific to dogs or cats) by the American Red Cross as well as a DVD.
- Preventing illness and injury
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- Eye and ear injuries
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- Administering medication
- Airway obstruction
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Material for both cats and dogs will be covered and practiced in the four hour course. You may choose one Pet First Aid book (specificto dogs or cats) that is provided with the course.
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If you have a cat or dog stuffed toy you would like to bring to practice on, please feel free to.
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ipod touch, 4th generation 8GB, Sainsburys, £127.00 (Using code)
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ipod touch, 4th generation 8GB, Sainsburys, £127.00 (Using code)
Only in stock for the black version, no other GB variants in stock.
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- TobyG1 year, 11 months ago5 LikesShow comment tools ReplyPaying £130 for this is what people call a good deal?
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- big8yearold1 year, 11 months ago #1Show comment tools Replyis this the latest one ?
- Holdsworth1 year, 11 months ago #2Show comment tools ReplyYou can pre-order the 5th Generation now, although it is £249.00
- big8yearold1 year, 11 months ago #3Show comment tools ReplyPants to that!
- big8yearold1 year, 11 months ago #4Show comment tools ReplyWhens the 5th gen released?
- cloudwarrior1 year, 11 months ago #5Show comment tools Replycheers, been looking for one for a while.
- Dark_Titan1 year, 11 months ago #6Show comment tools Replydoes it have the free wifis and the big geebees?
- ppatto1 year, 11 months ago #7Show comment tools ReplyDark_Titandoes it have the free wifis and the big geebees?
of course and a bacon sandwich when ever you want!!!!!
- VimesUK1 year, 11 months ago #8Show comment tools ReplyI am looking for something to replace my aged and slightly broken Dell X51V PDA - just to listed to audio books really. I use the Coreplayer and love its functionality.
Whilst I have considered the "Touch" it seems to offer more than I would need and so has anyone used an MP3 type player that has a reasonable sized screen to see the audio files and add them sequentially to a play list that is any good...?
Ideally I would like BT (A2DP for headset) and a 3.5mm audio connection.
- DRAMBUI1 year, 11 months ago #9Show comment tools Reply£112.30 with my discount...... Nice price..
Heat added
Or £160 for the 32gb version with my discount........
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- superdudeo1 year, 11 months ago1 Like #10Show comment tools Replythis device lags real bad
- aalibutt1 year, 11 months ago #11Show comment tools Replythanks for the post. ordered one :-). Hot!!!!
- freebie51 year, 11 months ago #12Show comment tools ReplyYes saw this on 'Offer of the day' as assume OP did, nectar points too!
- pmw19711 year, 11 months ago #13Show comment tools ReplyI have this model and was looking to upgrade to IOS6 however the size of the install stopped me, with it installed you get between 5-6gb for songs and movies.
- Sugarhunny771 year, 11 months ago #14Show comment tools ReplyWow! Thanks! That's the last of my main Xmas presents bought for my three kids. I can't afford the 5th Gen and I think I won't get the 4th gen any cheaper than this! Spot on. Over the moon!! :-)
- faybelle1 year, 11 months ago #15Show comment tools ReplyThanks for posting, my daughter wants IPOD Touch for her 10th birthday in December I am not wanting to spend £249 for new gen so this is perfect, have ordered one, heat added :)
- Maccy1 year, 11 months ago #16Show comment tools Replyfreebie5Yes saw this on 'Offer of the day' as assume OP did, nectar points too!
Doesnt everyone!
- SUPERCOOLWILLOW1 year, 11 months ago #17Show comment tools Replydang really want the 64gb version!!
- mozartonacid1 year, 11 months ago #18Show comment tools ReplyNice one thats the Santa pressie sorted :)
- fionaf19791 year, 11 months ago #19Show comment tools ReplyThanks OP that's my sons main pressie sorted
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This lovely shirt has a hidden message. Hang your enemies upside down so that they can see it.
so this is my idea for the Cecilos shirt. but I'm still not sure if it's any good. what do you think?
I still don't have an established headcanon for Cecil so I just gave him a basic haircut. and also I wanted to make it so you can't tell his ethnicity… did I do good? I'm not satisfied with how the "lights" look but I didn't know how else to do them with that 5 colours limit.


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The Alpha Anywhere Image Gallery automatically creates a single page image gallery that supports both mobile and desktop browsers. Because it automatically detects the capabilities of whatever device your users are on, and depreciating features when needed, you don't have to worry about creating multiple versions of the same gallery.
When your applications are running on a mobile device, orientation changes are detected and adjusted for to provide authentic, native-like functionality.
Mobile Image Upload
Save images that users upload into a database without doing any coding and manipulate images as soon as they are uploaded. Suitable for a wide range of applications, but especially powerful when used in a mobile app, you can take a picture with a smartphone and instantly upload it to the server with all of the relevant data intact.
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Insert flexible HTML5, YouTube, and Flash video content from a variety of sources into your desktop, web and mobile applications using the Alpha Anywhere Video Player Component.
Video is a crucial part of any modern business application, and it has become an important part of new applications in virtually every industry- including education, insurance, and the medical field. Equally important is that these videos, whether hosted on YouTube or a private server, run as both Flash enabled videos on browsers that don't support HTML5 and also on HTML5 enabled mobile devices regardless of platform-including the iPhone, iPad, Android smartphones and tablets, and many more.
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Split-Foyer Challenge Update
After years of exploring ideas for transforming our split-foyer style home without completely tearing it down or spending a fortune, we've finally settled on a design, with the assistance of our architect. The goal was to incorporate some mid-century modern elements without trying to make the house "something other than what it is." Do we succeed? The above photo shows the house as it is now. I have attached some exterior concept drawings (in pdf format) of the planned remodel. We pretty much settled on a painted cedar exterior and, yes, we plan to "go bold" and paint it black (see pdfs). The plan involves a modest (12×4) bump out of the livingroom, a series of overhangs to create some depth to the facade and sides, new (and newly oriented) windows and large rear sliders, and a redo of the kitchen. Due to budget concerns we have not yet addressed the small entry or lack of an entry closet, but we'll just have to make do. I will try to post more images as the project progresses.
FURTHER UPDATE: I have since posted a number of progress posts detailing the project, and as of September 2012, the remodel is nearly complete, including the kitchen and installation of all windows. We are in the process of arranging to have the house stained, adding some landscaping, and (if budget allows) some new furniture. Please visit my "Recent Posts". Thanks for viewing, and feel free to post comments.
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Zuffa, LLC, owner of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, today released information stating that middleweight fighter Chris Leben tested positive for Oxycodone and Oxymorphone following his Nov. 5 loss to Mark Munoz in the main event of UFC 138 in Birmingham, England.
"I would like to make it known that I fully accept this suspension and apologize for embarrassing the UFC, my friends and family, and sport of mixed martial arts," Leben said. "I'm learning that I'm my own worst enemy sometimes. I can't succeed in the Octagon or in life behaving this way. I've got to make some real changes over the next year and I'm going to focus on getting my life and career back on track. Again, I'm sorry to the UFC and fans that've supported me since my days on The Ultimate Fighter."


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We are located in Bloomington, Indiana, which is the home of Indiana University in the hills of south central Indiana. Our Factory Showroom is open 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday thru Friday and Saturday''s from 2-4 p.m.
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Textillery Weavers is located just off State Route 46 which is known locally as "the bypass". We are in the same complex as Arlington School, AIT, Quality Inn, and the Super 8 Motel.
If you are coming from the east side of Bloomington, take the next right after Kinser, make a left in front of the Quality Inn onto Rappel Drive, go down and back up the hill.
If coming from down from Indianapolis on Hwy 37, take the Rte 46 East exit and turn left at the first opportunity and follow the directions above.


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