Where’s the kettle?

Where’s the kettle?

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    David Capewell
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      @davidcapewell42676

      Hi all,

      I work as a maintenance engineer in the rural energy sector and am interested in all things mechanical, machines, casting or anything that’s taken time and effort to build or maintain……

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      David Capewell
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        @davidcapewell42676
        #434186
        Phil Whitley
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          @philwhitley94135

          Hi David, welcome to the forum, your interests match mine almost exatly, I had many happy years in electrical engineering. Enjoy!

          Phil Whitley

          #434193
          David Capewell
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            @davidcapewell42676

            Hi Phil,

            I'm no electrical engineer, I would have already retired if I was at that pay grade I run a small maintenance/ installation company specialising in a specific biomass drier. Dirty work that has me upside down replacing bearings and shafts!!

            #434206
            Phil Whitley
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              @philwhitley94135

              Well I have installed a few grain dryers in my time, in the first year of my apprenticeship (1967), the company I worked for installed 24! Biomass dryer? is that for burning, pelleting or digesting? tell me more!

              #434233
              Neil Wyatt
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                @neilwyatt

                Welcome to the forum David,

                Neil

                #434246
                David Capewell
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                  @davidcapewell42676

                  I say biomass driers but that’s not strictly true. Some of my customers dry waste plastic that goes for pyrolysis but 95% of the driers are used for woodchip, sawdust, paper mulch and digestate. In this country it’s linked in with the ‘renewable heat incentive’ so most driers are heated using CHP heat or woodchip boilers. I have one customer who heats his drier using a huge steam boiler. It’s about 12ft high!!

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                  Speedy Builder5
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                    @speedybuilder5

                    Once or twice I have been asked to mend one of those toilet digester things and have to say that I don't understand them !!

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