What are folks planning to do for Sat's water outage? Proactively shutdown systems, or watch the temps, hope they stay cool enough, and only shutdown systems if temps rise? John
An announcement should be coming from Rene, but temps should not rise at all. If the work can't be completed before the water supply runs out, then we'll need to shut stuff down. At this point I recommend being ready to act, but no proactive shutdowns should be required. -- Craig (from my mobile) John Valdes <[email protected]> wrote: What are folks planning to do for Sat's water outage? Proactively shutdown systems, or watch the temps, hope they stay cool enough, and only shutdown systems if temps rise? John
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 08:01:48PM -0500, Craig Stacey wrote:
An announcement should be coming from Rene, but temps should not rise at all. If the work can't be completed before the water supply runs out, then we'll need to shut stuff down.
At this point I recommend being ready to act, but no proactive shutdowns should be required.
Thanks. She (he?) did send an email out Fri saying they'd be (over)filling the retention basin. Hmmm... KBT's scheduled maintenance day is tomorrow, and fusion's is the following Tue; I'd hate to keep those as scheduled but then have to shut them down on Sat too due to an unexpected problem. While I'd rather have a Saturday, I think I'm going to delay kbt's and advance fusion's maintenance to Sat; that way I can plan for certain on working on Sat rather than having it up in the air, and then take, say, next Tue off instead. John
Sure thing, that's your call. (also, Rene is a he. ) -- Craig (from my mobile) John Valdes <[email protected]> wrote: On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 08:01:48PM -0500, Craig Stacey wrote:
An announcement should be coming from Rene, but temps should not rise at all. If the work can't be completed before the water supply runs out, then we'll need to shut stuff down.
At this point I recommend being ready to act, but no proactive shutdowns should be required.
Thanks. She (he?) did send an email out Fri saying they'd be (over)filling the retention basin. Hmmm... KBT's scheduled maintenance day is tomorrow, and fusion's is the following Tue; I'd hate to keep those as scheduled but then have to shut them down on Sat too due to an unexpected problem. While I'd rather have a Saturday, I think I'm going to delay kbt's and advance fusion's maintenance to Sat; that way I can plan for certain on working on Sat rather than having it up in the air, and then take, say, next Tue off instead. John
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