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COMPETENCY DEMONSTRATION REPORT

Narratives: 1- 3
CE.1:

Air-conditioning system by using steam.

CE.2:

HVAC - Bone Marrow Transplant Unit

CE.3:

Conventional Direct Pumping Systems Vs. Variable Flow Pumping
Systems
Declaration

All the statements and facts mentioned in this report are true to the best of my knowledge and I have made claims of acquired competencies in good faith. This project report is written in my own words and is a true representation of my personal competence in the field of Mechanical
Engineering and written English. I confirm that I understand that members of the engineering team in Australia are required to display a commitment to exercise professional and ethical responsibility in all aspects of their work.

Name: Peter Daniel Joseph

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COMPETENCY DEMONSTRATION REPORT

Narratives: 1
Airconditioning system by using steam.
CE.1.1 Christian Medical College Hospital – Vellore is one of the reputed medical institutions in India. It caters to more than 5000 out patients and 2000 in patients per day. This 2000 bedded hospital has celebrated the centenary in 2000. It was a great privilege to work in this reputed institution as an
Associate superintendent Engineer to Head
HVAC department.
CE.1.2 In 2006, CMC management has brought out the new thought of “Revamping the CMC hospitals”. I was part of the team to give suggestion for improving the general services as well as HVAC systems. C.E. 1.3. During the revamping meeting, Administration decided to shift the laundry outside so that more spaces can be created for Operation theatres and ICU’S. Due to this, the steam consumption will come down because laundry consumes more steam that the other services like Dietary,
Auto clave, CSSD so the boiler will run in 50% of the load. It was not economical. At this juncture, I intervened and proposed for steam produced airconditioning systems which will reduce the capital cost of purchasing

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