Okay, good. Thanks, Bert. got time, so be all right. A Interviewer: We’ve we’ll few resources, and we have them where bring paper copies, they’ll or Excel sheets and calculators. got calculators for about We’ve five different types of things. You know when we talked about heating and cooling, compressed air, electricity, lighting, pumping, fans, and a few other things. And the good thing about the way structured these we’ve “New Opportunity is, calculators are a separate spread sheet. So Sheets” if you have a favorite sheet that you like to use from a vendor, or something developed internally that does calculation, you’ve that’s fine. We can just take the information and put it on the overall Opportunity Sheet. I have found that to be an easier method. And we have handouts. I may have copies in here. If I I will be don’t, sure to bring them with us. And, of course, the diagnostic equipment. The DOE has a suitcase of the equipment we can bring with us. I’ll bet you probably have equipment at the plant as well, things like, pressure transducers, data loggers, infrared cameras, ultrasonic leak detectors, etc. anything specific that a plant wants If there’s that we know the DOE has, make sure we get that request at let’s this session so we can bring that equipment. I think actually they’ll ship it to you. I say today Interviewee: [inaudible] [inaudible]. Any comments on the equipment section? Interviewer: No, no. I think, absolutely. What do is, what are the Interviewee: we’ll minimum basic equipment we generally use? So, anyway, we’ll ship those. But, If you place a specific request from you’re right. the NRV or Macungie Plant, we can actually add those equipment too. I believe, I think I have shared a list of equipment with you, Bert, in the past, but I will redo that. I will resend you a list of the equipment we have at Warner, yeah. Okay. Interviewee: Yeah. We have two elected/elective middle Interviewee: [crosstalk] loggers/metal loggers/augers but not a pressure transducer to log anything with.
Interviewer: Okay, good. Thanks, Bert. We’ve got time, so we’ll be all right. A few resources, and we have them where they’ll bring paper copies, or Excel sheets and calculators. We’ve got calculators for about five different types of things. You know when we talked about heating and cooling, compressed air, electricity, lighting, pumping, fans, and a few other things. And the good thing about the way we’ve structured these “New Opportunity Sheets” is, calculators are a separate spread sheet. So if you have a favorite sheet that you like to use from a vendor, or something you’ve developed internally that does calculation, that’s fine. We can just take the information and put it on the overall Opportunity Sheet. I have found that to be an easier method. And we have handouts. I may have copies in here. If I don’t, I will be sure to bring them with us. And, of course, the diagnostic equipment. The DOE has a suitcase of the equipment we can bring with us. I’ll bet you probably have equipment at the plant as well, things like, pressure transducers, data loggers, infrared cameras, ultrasonic leak detectors, etc. If there’s anything specific that a plant wants that we know the DOE has, let’s make sure we get that request at this session so we can bring that equipment. I think they’ll actually ship it to you. Interviewee: [inaudible] I say today [inaudible]. Interviewer: Any comments on the equipment section? Interviewee: No, no. I think, absolutely. What we’ll do is, what are the minimum basic equipment we generally use? So, anyway, we’ll ship those. But, you’re right. If you place a specific request from the NRV or Macungie Plant, we can actually add those equipment too. I believe, I think I have shared a list of equipment with you, Bert, in the past, but I will redo that. I will resend you a list of the equipment we have at Warner, yeah. Interviewee: Okay. Interviewee: Yeah. We have two [crosstalk] elected/elective middle loggers/metal loggers/augers but not a pressure transducer to log anything with.
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