That duct work is just insane, but also interesting seeing the mix of black iron, copper and stainless piping up there. And the miles of EMT as well. Wondering if they have like road signs up there though, seems like getting lost in there would be pretty easy.
@@sparkplug1018 hahahaha it is easy to get lost if you are looking for something specific. Bioscience building so many different types of piping for various different types of uses
@@projectartichoke i was told it took 8 months for just the ductwork alone. They have to have the airflow balanced and certified every year. It's pretty impressive
Almost some ASMR type content, which is very nice!😂 I have no clue what any of the ducts or equipment does, but it would be interesting to know. Maybe a future video can explain some more of what each of those pieces of equipment does in the sector? Nice video anyway👏👍
@Jonas_Keunecke whoever installed it and wrapped it did a really good job. It looks professional. Appreciate you stopping by and checking out the video
@chriswalford4161 it is injected from the humidifier itself. What i like about this one is there is no canister to replace. It has a stainless steel box where the heaters are. It's a fairly simple unit mechanically.
@Epiccatsandkittens there are 90 and 60 ton rooftops. I believe this roof for all those labs there were 6 RTU'S up there. Not just a conventional rtu. I have a previous video where I replaced a trio set of compressors on a 90 ton
That duct work is just insane, but also interesting seeing the mix of black iron, copper and stainless piping up there. And the miles of EMT as well.
Wondering if they have like road signs up there though, seems like getting lost in there would be pretty easy.
@@sparkplug1018 hahahaha it is easy to get lost if you are looking for something specific. Bioscience building so many different types of piping for various different types of uses
Brother you've entered the Backrooms. Godspeed to you
@@Majilikin hahahaha....thats was a good one
That's just unreal! I never thought about such spaces existing. Wow, the man hours designing and installing all of that must be astronomical.
@@projectartichoke i was told it took 8 months for just the ductwork alone. They have to have the airflow balanced and certified every year. It's pretty impressive
And an army of inspectors.
Never seen anything like this. Very cool. Thanks for sharing!
@@syntaxerorr 🤙🤙
That's a funhouse of ductwork! might need to tie a string to the entrance so you can find your way back out
@mechanicalenvironments 😆 🤣. It is easy to lost up there.
micro chip plants are pretty thick too
@heathhill7802 its a bioscience facility. Many different labs with positive or negative air pressure. It's interesting
@@jasonjohnsonHVAClooks pretty much the same as semiconductor clean rooms.
Almost some ASMR type content, which is very nice!😂 I have no clue what any of the ducts or equipment does, but it would be interesting to know. Maybe a future video can explain some more of what each of those pieces of equipment does in the sector? Nice video anyway👏👍
@icicle_man4971 this ductwork is for labs. The equipment keeps the labs at precise temps, humidity and pressure for what is needed
never seen firemaster look so nice 🤩
@@ziggymartinez2273 it was done nicely. I was told all that ductwork alone took over 8 months to do.
Great place to film the next Diehard movie.
@@mysock351C John McClain......HVAC detective
Beautiful spectacle of nature. It truly is an insane place though..
@Jonas_Keunecke whoever installed it and wrapped it did a really good job. It looks professional. Appreciate you stopping by and checking out the video
3:00 "madness"
Ie: _"I've encountered something much bigger than me 😨"._
Yep! Welcome! There's a lot of us here, in this world.
Speaking of stepping… Yeah tripping over one of those pendant heads for the fire suppression would be a bad day.
@@mysock351C 😆😆
And that's why prescription drugs are so expensive.
😅😅😅😅😅😅....all truth being spoken
Nope that's why they're 1/10 expensive the rest is greed
They're expensive because US customers subsidize the R&D and medications for the rest of the world.
@@JakeStreisandbingo
@@JakeStreisandonly in the US, they are often considerably less in Europe.
Wow, do you have a ball of string so you can find your way back?
@@FrankBenlin 😆...thought did cross my mind though
I'd knock that tin all day, but you gotta pay someone else to wrap it lol.
Im that took awhile to do
I feel sorry for the guy who has to do the air balancing
@bigcatauna lol...it has to be checked and certified every year.
Those humidifiers: I guess from the name they’re steam injection; is the steam generated in the unit, or is there a remote steam generator?
@chriswalford4161 it is injected from the humidifier itself. What i like about this one is there is no canister to replace. It has a stainless steel box where the heaters are. It's a fairly simple unit mechanically.
This is intense
WTF ?
I don't have that kinda ceiling space !
@neilcvids2583 im just glad I wasn't there to look at any ductwork. It was spacious and nice to walk on the roof panels of the lab.
WOAHHHHHHH! that's awesome!
@@HamiltonMechanical thats what I said as well. 😆
woah
@@BasedBidoof my thoughts exactly when I seen it
Looks like a ductwork museum
@@randomyoutuber6992 its a sight to see thats for sure
satisfactory factorys be like ...lol
Some games really have to work on their level design
Mario Bros without the color rendering.
I bet the Princess isn't there either.
@@blaydCA 😆
new backrooms level unlocked
@@theonecommenter secret poker games and brothel.
Semiconductor fab interstitial level above cleanroom ceiling?
@Hammerthumb1 not semiconductor, but bioscience labs
I feel itchy
@@ElonMusk-hx8yw i wouldn't ever want to be an insulation tech....I definitely wouldn't have wanted to to this job either.
Cant be that critical if the sprinkler pipe is screwed not welded.
lost in the backrooms gah damn
@@KennytheHedgehog619 banished to the depths of hvacland
Nice. DOA units serving labs?
Yes sir. They have returns though, so not completely dedicated outside air.
@ what type? DOA is kinda my world now, I’ll send you an IOM.
@@EverythingHVACRDaikin. 90 and 60 ton units. There are 7 of them on the roof
Holy ductwork Batman. A person would be all day servicing the ductwork. Pretty cool stuff though.
@@fshn76 all day....you could make a career out of it up there 😆
What kind of ceiling are you walking on? Very curious, yeah any kind of high tech facility will look like this, this is a seriously busy place
@shockingguy panels for labs that are pressure dependent. Some are positive, some are negative pressure.
Good lookin interstitial
@@jasonbliemeister3690 🤜🤛
You could get lost up there.
@@geniferteal4178 fo real
I want to see the air handler
@Epiccatsandkittens there are 90 and 60 ton rooftops. I believe this roof for all those labs there were 6 RTU'S up there. Not just a conventional rtu. I have a previous video where I replaced a trio set of compressors on a 90 ton