Industrial Electricians Only:

[davesparks]

Blimey, if theatre counts then they'll have to let me in! Then we're all buggered!

 

[Knobhead]

It certainly isn’t domestic and specialised, I would count it.

Going to have a tally up later.

 

[Lucien Nunes]

The more I think about it the more a theatre seems like a kind of batch process reactor. You load in the feedstock, add some catalyst, then when you apply selective radiant heat to the catalyst it causes the feedstock to react. The heating cycle is quite complex, it needs the right wavelengths for exactly the right exposure times to get good results. When the cycle is finished you can unload the product and load fresh feedstock, reusing the catalyst each time until it becomes spent.

So yes, definitely an industrial electrician.

 

[Dan]

You could do with a Poll creating for a topic like this maybe?

 

[Guest111]

As some of you know,I served my time in a factory,then later on did a bit of house bashing before moving back to the industry.I hated the domestic stuff,far too much messing about,plus I don,t really do people,lol I,ve worked for some of the big names over the years including rebuilding the "hot plant" at a large curry manufacturer,superviser of decommissioning at a well known,cable makers as they went into the death throes,one of the uk,s main turkey producers on installing a new plant,plus many large commercial jobs.I retired on health grounds a few years back but may be tempted back in a part time capacity as my last employer is opening an A D plant and they,ve offered me a post as maintenance engineer when the plant goes on stream,nothing too big apparently just a walk around type of job on my own so that will suit me.

 

[Geordie Spark]

You could do with a Poll creating for a topic like this maybe?

Great idea!!

Then we can tie pretty coloured ribbons to it and dance around it.


http://www.wikihow.com/Do-a-Maypole-Dance

 

[ipf]

The more I think about it the more a theatre seems like a kind of batch process reactor. You load in the feedstock, add some catalyst, then when you apply selective radiant heat to the catalyst it causes the feedstock to react. The heating cycle is quite complex, it needs the right wavelengths for exactly the right exposure times to get good results. When the cycle is finished you can unload the product and load fresh feedstock, reusing the catalyst each time until it becomes spent.

So yes, definitely an industrial electrician.

Aye, definitely in.....a bit theatrical though Lucy......sorry Lucien :flowers: Curtain call, please!!

 

[Lucien Nunes]

we can tie pretty coloured ribbons to it

Sorry, maypole ribbons have been harmonised by IEC60446 and are now brown, black and grey. The village green-and-yellow must be not less than 1/3 and not more than 2/3 green. Maidens may be any colour except green/yellow or blue.

 

[GLENNSPARK]

Glenn, leave the bloody domestic stuff alone once and for all. We all know what you are and it is not a domestic spark. We have worked with each other/for each other on domestic and commercial jobs over the past 2 years I know where you belong.

He has my vote to be in the Industrial club, a duck to water IMHO. I'll stick to what I know best so I'm not in I'm afraid lol.

@ Glenn, this time next year mate???

possibly Paul....with help from friends.

and anyway...whats all this about `sticking to what you know`?

caus i`l tell you all now:

Me & GMES were nearby....so we went down to where Paul was working....it was a commercial job.

we came, we saw and what we saw was quality work....all of Paul`s doing...

 

[trev]

You know, I tried to rescue this thread. I tried really hard.
Now it's gone all warm, fluffy and cuddly.
Gits

 

[ipf]

You know, I tried to rescue this thread. I tried really hard.
Now it's gone all warm, fluffy and cuddly.
Gits

It's all these soppy yorkshire sods :smilewinkgrin:

 

[Geordie Spark]

You know, I tried to rescue this thread. I tried really hard.
Now it's gone all warm, fluffy and cuddly.
Gits

I admire both your optimism and tenacity for sticking it out this long son. I gave it up as a dead loss about four posts ago.

 

[trev]

I admire both your optimism and tenacity for sticking it out this long son. I gave it up as a dead loss about four posts ago.

Aye fatha,the shud aal git thasells up te Geordieland. Wud put them reet geet quick an aal.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Aye fatha,the shud aal git thasells up te Geordieland. Wud put them reet geet quick an aal.

Oh aye son ..... nee botha - once wev larnt them t' taak proppa!!!

 

[trev]

That Paul M is bisexual ye knaa, he can unnastand us nee botha when aa taalk

 

[trev]

Oh Bugger. Aa mite ha that wrang fatha. Is it bisexual when ye cin taalk both wrang an propa or is it bipedal?

 

[Geordie Spark]

That Paul M is bisexual ye knaa, he can unnastand us nee botha when aa taalk

Aye .... is that reet?? ..... Ye divven't mean he has t' pay for it d' ye

 

[trev]

Aa have, Aa've gorrit wrang. Soz Paul Marra Aa didn't mean ye worron the otha bus like.

 

[ipf]

Aa have, Aa've gorrit wrang. Soz Paul Marra Aa didn't mean ye worron the otha bus like.

Yer mean them that yer can go on wi yer ---- out or yer tongue out ?

 

[trev]

Aa divvent knaa worra mean fatha. Aal Aa was tryin te say was that Paul can taalk both wrang an propa nee botha man.
Ar man aav knacked ivrythin.