Yea but did you work on it?
Honestly man, why do you desperately scrape the internet for whatever drawings and figures you can find and fit into your narrative? For example, a simple google search reveals where you got this diagram: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Francisco-Leon-6Start with this >>>
Honestly man, why do you desperately scrape the internet for whatever drawings and figures you can find and fit into your narrative? For example, a simple google search reveals where you got this diagram: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Francisco-Leon-6
This thread is simple. Its about power systems you've worked on and something specific/interesting about that experience you personally encountered and can share. I get you want to be part of the discussion, but please just sit it out if you don't have something relevant to contribute. Personally, I think (and I know other members agree) you seem to get off on flooding these threads with useless crap somehow thinking you are providing overwhelming indisputable facts and helpful/supporting information, when really you are destroying the discussion by forcing it off the rails.
Honestly man, why do you desperately scrape the internet for whatever drawings and figures you can find and fit into your narrative? For example, a simple google search reveals where you got this diagram: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Francisco-Leon-6
This thread is simple. Its about power systems you've worked on and something specific/interesting about that experience you personally encountered and can share. I get you want to be part of the discussion, but please just sit it out if you don't have something relevant to contribute. Personally, I think (and I know other members agree) you seem to get off on flooding these threads with useless crap somehow thinking you are providing overwhelming indisputable facts and helpful/supporting information, when really you are destroying the discussion by forcing it off the rails.
Refer to post #23 second paragraph.As I said in the NYC outage thread on August 6, 2019: public docs which I know you read-
NYC power outage
West 42nd: West 49th and West 50th st substations. Yellow arrows show 420MVA 345kv to 138kv auto transformers also based on a second level factor. Red arrows show 65MVA 138kv to 13.8kv units.forums.mikeholt.com
We both know anything else is CEII.
Refer to post #23 second paragraph.
Like an acid in need of neutralization.Con Edison is on odd, unique one of a kind system which fits this thread.
For some reason you then bring up that I'm trying to prove something by bring Con Ed into the discussion; which is in reality de-railing.
I have no agenda or point to prove other than how unique their system is, at least from how I saw it.
How about you actually add something constructive to the discussion?This thread is simple. Its about power systems you've worked on and something specific/interesting about that experience you personally encountered and can share. I get you want to be part of the discussion, but please just sit it out if you don't have something relevant to contribute. Personally, I think (and I know other members agree) you seem to get off on flooding these threads with useless crap somehow thinking you are providing overwhelming indisputable facts and helpful/supporting information, when really you are destroying the discussion by forcing it off the rails.
Like an acid in need of neutralization.
Maybe I'm gullible, but I'm prepared to give everyone a go about what they say they've worked on or with. Since it's difficult to actually verify these claims, why dismiss them? It's just possible that mbrook has worked in/around the NY distribution system; its also just possible that you've worked on the DW Tunnel (and even likely that Tom worked on that reactor plant and Besoeker3 on paper mills).Honestly...
lol seriously? I started the discussion and I wrote post #6.How about you actually add something constructive to the discussion?
Maybe I'm gullible, but I'm prepared to give everyone a go about what they say they've worked on or with. Since it's difficult to actually verify these claims, why dismiss them? It's just possible that mbrook has worked in/around the NY distribution system; its also just possible that you've worked on the DW Tunnel (and even likely that Tom worked on that reactor plant).
Me? The "strangest" system I've worked with is high-leg delta, and I don't consider that strange at all, just perhaps a little mid-guided. It's been a boring life.
Totally agree Mr Augie.I hate to close this thread as I am sure there are a number of folks who worked with some most interesting or most disastrous projects which would be of interest to others however, if we can't get past the accusations and "mine is bigger than yours" comments, the thread will be closed.
A bunch of years back, I changed employers. We were on a project at a paper mill. My temporary supervisor was discussing How we should write up the NEC issues our team had discovered.Never underestimate the older members of the forum, they may have designed or even patented some of what others here are working with today…
Who was the employer?A bunch of years back, I changed employers. We were on a project at a paper mill. My temporary supervisor was discussing How we should write up the NEC issues our team had discovered.
I had to politely point out they were not violations, based on the NEC at the time I had designed and commissioned the original installation.
Who was the employer?