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The Air Force Test Center (AFTC) is a development and test organization of the United States Air Force. It conducts research, development, test, and evaluation of aerospace systems from concept to deployment. It has test flown every aircraft in the Army Air Force's and the Air Force's inventory since World War II. The center employs nearly 13,000 people, and controls the second largest base in the Air Force.On 6 July 2012, the previous Air Force Flight Test Center (AFFTC) was redesignated as the Air Force Test Center (AFTC). Up until July 2012, the AFTC consisted of two subordinate wings. The 95th Air Base Wing (95 ABW) provided installation support for all units on Edwards Air Force Base while the 412th Test Wing (412 TW) conducted aircraft testing and evaluation at Edwards. In July 2012, the redesignated 96th Test Wing (96 TW), an amalgamation of the former 96th Air Base Wing, the former 46th Test Wing and the former Air Armament Center at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, and the Arnold Engineering Development Complex at Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee, also came under control of the AFTC.
I've come across a few baxi 105e flues, where they go from 4" to 5", they have what looks like an additional air intake test point, but the cap is always missing? Baxi are a nightmare and never know what I'm on about and don't give me the correct part number for the cap. I've just put a female...
To anyone who may be able to help,
We have been suffering on and off with a smell like rotten eggs in our dining room, the smell is intermittent and we cant seem to tie it down to anything, or any particular time, there doesnt seem to be any drains under the floor which is a joisted ground...
fordy1969
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I live in a 3 storey victorian terrace and we've had a smelly sewage smell in both the bedrooms on the middle floor for the past 2 or so months that comes and goes but tends to be worse in the evenings. We've also recently had a blocked toilet on the ground floor which was caused by a block...
kookookaty
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Hi
My annual inspection with Scottish Gas (been with them for 7 years with no problems) delivered a big surprise when the engineer inspected the SE duct (I live in a multistorey) and said it was showing signs of hairline cracks and distress. He immediately declared my Boiler "immediately...
Bobby40
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Does anyone know,how long you need to test on drain(when manhole bunged,and full of water up to traps and top of wc with no drop)5 mins,10 mins,20 mins?Cant find anywhere in building regs!Cheers
lutontown1966
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Currently working on my gas hours to sit CCN1 and some other elements.
Most of my time thus far has been spent with service engineers who are paid by the service, so I am keenly aware that my slowness can affect their pay-packet. I mostly stay out of the way and try to learn as much as I can...
CMairiD
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Right, maybe someone can answer this one.
After finishing the plumbing for my central heating system, i decided as i had the right kit, to pressurise the loop, in order to check for any major leaks. Cut a long story short, after some major issues with some rubbish brass olives(the ones with 2...
k13wjd
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Hi,
This is one of my first jobs and am looking for some advice
Am installing a Megaflow system and have almost completed it, however found fitting the 22mm cold inlet pipe very difficult and could only get it in 2mm, called the Baxi engineer and he could not believe it and has ordered a new...
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Hi there - currently putting in copper / yorkshire 15mm / 22mm pipework in my house for hot/cold and central heating.
How do I pressure test this ?
Should I be testing it in sections as I go or do you cap it all off at the end and then pressure test ?
Or both ?
Also my brother...
edwardk
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Hi all,
I'm thinking of renewing the old cast iron soil stack on our house when carrying out renovations in our bathroom (which involves moving the positions of the sanitaryware so it's quite extensive).
I read that all new soil stack installations should be air tested using a 'U' gauge in...
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got an unvented cylinder, not heating up water, just very tepid. two port valve working okay. connected to vailant system boiler which is always losing pressure, and when using filling loop does not fill over 1.2bar???? mains water pressure ok so dont understand y this is.
supect that...
princeknight
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Having a bit of trouble at the moment at work. Basically got 24 rads plumbed in 10mm polyplumb. Each with a flow and return going back to 2 x 12port polyplumb manifolds. Under each rad the flow and returns go into a 10mm x 15mm reducer, into a 15mm elbow and through the floor in 15mm copper...
Plucky
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evening all, new to this site and having a right headache need to pick some of your brains,
baxi bbu, gravity primaries in inch working of the boiler stat, with no other temp control. 22mm open vent to cws (50 gallon) 22mm feed to hwc with full bore isolater.
problem: hw backing up the cold...
chrissyposs
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I go to my garage a few nights a week to practice my soldering (sad I know) and it is quite good but in the real world are you better to pressure test before you turn the water back on if possible or will you be able to tell with experience if it is a good joint. I have not yet seen either of...
33ching
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How many domestic plumbers on here actaully pressure test their new pipework after fitting.
If a fitting failed and flooded a customers house, will the insurance pay up?
Mind you there would be no proof that you didn't pressure test.
hi there, Just need a little advice. Have been pressure testing some pipes today and seem to be having trouble with last run.
I pressure test them for 3 bar and then leave for 30 mins and see if they have dropped. The first 4 sets i tested were fine and did not trop over the period, but the...
I wonder if any forum members have experience of modern leak detection systems as I would be interested in their views and experiences.
The query is triggered by a leak on a pressurised domestic central heating system. It drops about half-a-bar in 24 hours. The pipes serving the downstairs...
Nimrod
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Hi all,
I'm hoping that somebody will be able to suggest what could be causing a problem that I have been experiencing in my house.
On occasion there is an awful smell towards the front of my house. Running up from the downstairs toilet, up the stairs, and stinking out all of the upstairs...
DBirkett
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