RE: some questions

["Souleret, George" <gsoulere@richmond.edu>]

Jerry-

There seems to be some spare capacity in the panel.  I think we can support
25 amps or so on each of three phases (120 volt).  

Hope this helps.

George

-----Original Message-----
From: gilfoyle [mailto:ggilfoyl@richmond.edu]
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 11:42 AM
To: Souleret, George
Subject: Re: some questions


hi george,

   thanks!

jerry

"Souleret, George" wrote:
> 
> Jerry-
> 
> The air-conditioner is a 5-ton unit (approximately 60,000 btuh total
> capacity) and has a low-ambient kit for running when it is cold outside.
> 
> The electrical panel is a 100-amp three phase unit, and runs the computer
> cluster.  I would need to get an ammeter placed on it to see what current
> load it has to see how much (if any) spare capacity there is.
> 
> George
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gerard P. Gilfoyle [mailto:ggilfoyl@richmond.edu]
> Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 9:22 AM
> To: gsoulere@richmond.edu
> Subject: some questions
> 
> Hi George,
> 
>    Merry Christmas! I have a couple of questions about the new
> supercomputer lab that we put together last year. This is room
> N-207 in Gottwald. What is the size of the air conditioner that
> was put in the room? Also do you know how much current we can
> draw from that new circuit board in the cluster lab?
> 
> thanks-in-advance,
> 
> jerry
> 
> --
> Dr. Gerard P. Gilfoyle
> Physics Department                e-mail: ggilfoyl@richmond.edu
> University of Richmond, VA 23173  phone:  804-289-8255
> USA                               fax:    804-289-8482

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Dr. Gerard P. Gilfoyle
Physics Department                e-mail: ggilfoyl@richmond.edu
University of Richmond, VA 23173  phone:  804-289-8255
USA                               fax:    804-289-8482