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16-03-2006, 01:32 PM #1
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Planning to work in Ireland
Hi all,
I'm Planning to work in Ireland, I find a refrigeration company there and they apply already for my working permit.
I want to know the ambient temperature in ireland and what system they have there? (heat pump; a/c
How long it takes to get working permit?
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16-03-2006, 05:10 PM #2
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Re: Planning to work in Ireland
Gaupo,
what company are is employing you? permits are renewable annually and the company must show that no "suitably qualified" irish resident is available for the position.
The equipment here is all commercial/industrial hvac and refrigeration. heat pumps are big sellers here.
Good luck
alec
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16-03-2006, 08:26 PM #3
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Re: Planning to work in Ireland
Work permits I wouldn't know about, the work, much the same as any other country, we have all the suppliers that are available on the world stage, so the equipment is much the same.
Originally Posted by guapo
Hi all,
I'm Planning to work in Ireland, I find a refrigeration company there and they apply already for my working permit.
I want to know the ambient temperature in ireland and what system they have there? (heat pump; a/c
How long it takes to get working permit?
Climate, wet, mild, wet 8 to 12 degC today, some rain.
Possibly 17 to 21 deg c in the summer.
Best of good luck
Kind Regards. Andy.
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17-03-2006, 12:58 AM #4
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Re: Planning to work in Ireland
Thank you guys. This is the first time I will work overseas, I'm here in the Philippines and temp. is 28-30 C.
regards
eric
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17-03-2006, 02:15 AM #5
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Re: Planning to work in Ireland
I know this has nothing to do with work in Ireland but Here is a question i have for all of you out there to think about it is regaurds to pressure/Temperature relationship. We all know that when it comes to sensible heat, pressure and temperature are directly perportional (excuse my spelling) and when it comes to latent heat pressure and temperature are indirectly perportional. But my question is how does the specific heat value of a substance (refrigerant) react to pressure does it change at all and if it does explain how or in what way??????
Last edited by latent heat; 17-03-2006 at 02:21 AM.
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17-03-2006, 03:39 AM #6
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Re: Planning to work in Ireland
latent heat, perhaps you should have started a new thread??
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17-03-2006, 07:29 AM #7
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Re: Planning to work in Ireland
Take some good winter coat with you Originally Posted by guapo
Good luck, with your new job
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