well this is an eerie feeling...

[grove rat]

whenever i am at work, both in the military and current job, it is always in a loud engine room/boiler room/thermal plant setting. if you have ever worked in one there is something similar about all three. it's noisy as a motherfucker

well i am here at work and they are doing a chiller shut down which means my chiller and all pumps are offline. i have not measured it but i would guess that the quietest place in here during normal conditions is around 100db. right now i could hear a pin drop. to make it worse i am all by my lonesome

but i got my homie smithNwesson to keep me feeling safe. lol

anyways, just thought i would share. who else works in loud ass mechanical places?

[347Mike]

whenever i am at work, both in the military and current job, it is always in a loud engine room/boiler room/thermal plant setting. if you have ever worked in one there is something similar about all three. it's noisy as a motherfucker

well i am here at work and they are doing a chiller shut down which means my chiller and all pumps are offline. i have not measured it but i would guess that the quietest place in here during normal conditions is around 100db. right now i could hear a pin drop. to make it worse i am all by my lonesome

but i got my homie smithNwesson to keep me feeling safe. lol

anyways, just thought i would share. who else works in loud ass mechanical places?

Are you needing e-hugs or something?

[grove rat]

no not really, just is a really odd feeling. figure i'd share...



hey it's better than posting a video of myself getting slapped in the face by someone with feces on their hand!

[Samhain]

I know what you mean, I'm use to hearing 7 or 8 centrifugals humming away. When the rolling blackouts hit we lost the whole plant and all I could hear were crickets.

[grove rat]

what peak load do you see in the summer?

we usually top out at about 11-12k tons. four 2ks, a 3k and maybe a little 750 to help out

[YALE]

I'm in a plant full of pumps of all sizes, separators, homogenizers, and scrape-surface heat exchangers. It's pretty loud, but not as loud as an engine room. I'd say it's a good 85-90db, depending on where you're at.

[Cooter]

working on natural gas compressor engine packages, being on offshore production platforms, and being on drilling rigs, yes, I know that feeling

[Samhain]

what peak load do you see in the summer?

we usually top out at about 11-12k tons. four 2ks, a 3k and maybe a little 750 to help out

Your plant is twice the size of mine.

[Sergio]

hey it's better than posting a video of myself getting slapped in the face by someone with feces on their hand!

I know what you mean

[Osiris]

hey it's better than posting a video of myself getting slapped in the face by someone with feces on their hand!

I remember that. Who did that?

[CJ]

sometimes I have rush turned up a little too loud in my office.

[Saleen781]

sometimes i have rush turned up a little too loud in my office.

lmao

[Big A]

I wasn't this way when I was younger, but now I've gotta have the TV on or at least a fan to sleep. Not quite the same but there is something comforting about ambient noise. I guess that's why most of the decent hotels that I stay in have a radio alarm with several ambient noise settings, like rain, forest, etc.

[YALE]

I wasn't this way when I was younger, but now I've gotta have the TV on or at least a fan to sleep. Not quite the same but there is simething comfortind about ambient noise. I guess that's why most of the decent hotels that I stay in have a radio alarm with several ambient noise settings, like rain, forest, etc.

Dude, are you drunk?

[Big A]

Dude, are you drunk?

lol Nah, just fat fingered.