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treB321
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Anybody know an HVAC engineer or physicist? Curious about heat transfer
HVAC engineering experts available?
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This discussion centers on seeking HVAC engineering expertise, specifically regarding heat transfer. Participants recommend posting questions in the Mechanical Engineering (ME) forum for HVAC-related inquiries and the Classical Physics forum for heat transfer topics. Emphasis is placed on demonstrating prior research efforts to receive more effective assistance. Engaging with community members, such as @russ_watters, is also suggested for personalized guidance.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of HVAC engineering principles
- Familiarity with heat transfer concepts
- Experience in online forum etiquette and engagement
- Basic knowledge of Mechanical Engineering (ME) terminology
- Post specific HVAC questions in the Mechanical Engineering forum
- Explore heat transfer principles in the Classical Physics forum
- Research effective online communication strategies for technical inquiries
- Investigate resources on prior research documentation to enhance question quality
This discussion is beneficial for HVAC engineers, physics students, and anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of heat transfer and mechanical engineering principles.
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berkeman
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Of course. We have a number of such folks here. Post your question in the ME forum (for HVAC questions) or the Classical Physics forum (for heat transfer questions), and post links to the reading you have been doing so far to try to answer your own question. The more effort you can show in your posts, the better help we can provide. Thanks.treB321 said:
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treB321
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OK thanks. Probably need to think a bit more about the specifics.berkeman said:Of course. We have a number of such folks here. Post your question in the ME forum (for HVAC questions) or the Classical Physics forum (for heat transfer questions), and post links to the reading you have been doing so far to try to answer your own question. The more effort you can show in your posts, the better help we can provide. Thanks.
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@russ_watters might be of help. You can look him up and maybe PM or direct a post at him.
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russ_watters
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Thanks...a new thread in the appropriate forum (presumably mechanical engineering) would be best.