HKIE Professional Assessment - Gas Discipline case studies
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The HKIE Professional Assessment in the Gas Discipline is the route by which an engineer demonstrates the competence required for professional membership of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers in gas engineering. It is intended for engineers working in gas supply, installation, utilisation, safety or related fields who have completed the required academic and training stages. The HKIE Professional Assessment - Gas Discipline case studies are 5 cases and about 3,419 words.
1Village extension at the end of a low-pressure town gas district
A registered gas contractor is asked to connect 18 new village houses to the end of an existing low-pressure town gas district. Each house has a declared connected load of 2.5 m3/h, giving 45 m3/h.
750 words, about 4 min2Canteen pipe sizing in a refurbished office tower
A 14-storey office building in Kwun Tong is being refurbished. The new eighth-floor canteen will have six 32 kW wok ranges, two 22 kW congee stoves and one 45 kW hot-water heater, all town gas.
679 words, about 3 min3Guesthouse ensuite water heaters and CO alarm
A 12-room guesthouse in Sai Kung is being renovated. Ten ensuite bathrooms will each receive a new 16 L/min instantaneous gas water heater.
695 words, about 3 min4LPG bulk tank compound at a village restaurant
A village restaurant in Tai Po proposes two 1,000 L LPG storage tanks to replace cylinder supply. The compound is 5 m from the kitchen wall, 7 m from a neighbour's village house and 2 m from a public footpath.
643 words, about 3 min5Completion certificate before a failed tightness test
A registered gas contractor is completing a 28-storey residential tower. The developer's project manager wants the completion certificate for the gas installation issued before the final tightness test, because the occupation permit review is the next morning.
652 words, about 3 min