I have 2 50hp air compressors, 3 200gal holding tanks and 1 very large air dryer, in what order should they go
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compressures dryer then tanks is the best way but you can put the tanks before the dryer you will just have to drain your tanks daily to let the water out of them
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it really depends on which country you are going to as to what you should take.  but here's a simple list of things u should always have:\n\nmeds\nsmall 1st aid kit\ntoiletries\npower converter & plug adaptors\nphrase book\nunderwear\nhoodie\njeans\nwindbreaker\ntops\nshower shoes\nsweats\nflashlight(i was happy i took one b/c one night my power went out)\n\numm, i know there's a lot more but hard to think of everything off of the top of my head.
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"So 50 amps without considering lighting."\nthats the pitfall right there. \n\nAmperes is the unit for measuring current. Since the supply voltage is fixed at 110 v (I assume you are in the americas), the amount of energy you are using is given by the number of amps you are drawing.\n\nthe current drawn by each of the appliances, adds up arithmetically. Ideally your supply should support running all your appliances at the same time. and that should include lighting. \n\nif your lighting draws close to or more than 10 amps then you are overshooting your supply rating, you should upgrade.\n\nLike somebody else mentioned, air conditioning units and picture tubes draw a large amount of current (much larger than the value mentioned on the manual), when they start up. I'm not sure how your panel/utility company policy are set up to handle this, but it can be a problem if you are operating with too little amperage to spare.\n\nagain you are right that all the equipment would not be operating at full blast at the same time, but think of this hypothetical situation: after a power outtage, all the equipment want power to get back to normal operating state (heated/cooled/whatever), you might have to bring them up in stages, switching on one unit 30 mins after the earlier one was switched on..\n\nand there is one more thing you are overlooking: planning for growth. you dont want to go through the hassle of upgrading your supply limits just because you bought a new neon lamp for your window :)
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All you need to do is add the power requirements of all the equipment you will use, not forgetting things such as lighting, air conditioning, extractors, fans, drinks or food dispensers, water or any other heaters, office equipment (computers, fax machines, copiers etc.) \n\nThen speak to you electricity supply company and discuss it with them.
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switch Line 1 and 3. this is the industrial stander. you can also switch any of the two line but you should only do L1 and L3
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It's a simple matter of adding up the power required by everything, EVERYTHING, you want connect to your supply.\n\nMachines, tools, heating, cooling/air conditioning, ventilation fans, lighting, computers, printers, copiers, telephones, fax machines, answering machines, refirgerators, freezers, water coolers, security devices, etc, etc, etc.\n\nChoose a generator with a capacity at least a bit greater than your total load, but preferably quite a bit more to allow for future load increase.
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I would contact the manufacturer, one of the biggest companies is Alliant, they have a great quality product. They can be reached at    \nalliant.reloading@atk.com
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OK if you mean water only I assume that you require to dry out compressed air lines.  This is done by passing the air through an air drier as the air is cooled the water is separated and discharged to atmosphere or drain.  This is one method I am not sure about others.
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compressor: compresses things\nevaporator: evaporates things\ncondensor: condenses things\nmetering device: meters things\n\ngood luck
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i agree with an intermediate tank , also u can use multistage centrifugal pump , with pipes greater at least one size specially for suction , ur hight is not critical , we can go to 250 m .
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Come on man... Its a Miller... you can get most of the parts you need for a full rebuild at a hardware store. Try Marvel for a manual.
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I would try John Crane Mechanical Seals. They usually can address any type of pump seal or packing question.
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Your previous question asked about running a 200 hp machine, not a generator. He was suggesting utilizing a back up generator to run your machine when you lose power. You said nothing about cutting costs.
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the general order is: amp> delay/reverb> chorus/flanger>eqs> distortion/overdrive> compresser/sustainer> wah> guitar.
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look at www.lonestarcompressor.com I typed in Yahoo search "screw compressors" and come up with over 800,000 hits!
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Start with a multi-cut-out prototype & tape.  Once you've figured the sizes for your parts, disassemble and use a prototype 1-piece pattern with tabs & slots to hold it together.  Work it till it works  :-)
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~I must commend you on the way your supplemental comment clarified your question.  But now I'm confused.  Do you want companies or businesses.  I can't answer further until I know, other than to say #1 is first, #2 is second and so on.  Sorry.