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The category of newly industrialized country (NIC), newly industrialized economy (NIE) or middle income country is a socioeconomic classification applied to several countries around the world by political scientists and economists. They represent a subset of developing countries whose economic growth is much higher than other developing countries; and where the social consequences of industrialization, such as urbanization, are reorganizing society.

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  1. VirtuosicVirtuoso

    Newly installed immersion heater suddenly stopped working after a week. What could be the issue?

    I've recently replaced an immersion heater for a direct cylinder, for 2.75-3kW. The new one seemed to be working a week before I got a callback. I checked the resistance of the immersion heater, and it read 19ohms, and the voltage on the live and neutral read 230V, but there was no humming or...
  2. B

    Hot black water coming out of bath tap in newly refurbished. Bathroom

    Hi, I hope someone can help. I’m hoping this isn’t a permanent problem. We’ve converted a gravity vented hot water system, into an unvented indirect hot water system to improve pressure in the house. The previous cylinders are in the loft now they’re in the garage next to the boiler. We...
  3. J

    Newly Qualified Gas Vacancies

    Hi I’m looking for any gas engineers vacancies in the north west if any engineers/companies can help me out. I have just completed an Managed Learning Program gas diploma and have passed my ACS for CCN1 and CENWAT with Hybrid Technical Services in Aintree Liverpool that I funded myself. I will...
  4. Geolo85

    redo of newly installed kitchen sink and drain line

    Contractor sub installed my new single kitchen sink and garbage disposal wrong. Sub had a "blank slate" with this reno as I made the dining room into a new kitchen. With water running, water fills to top of interior of garbage disposal and then disposal never fully drains once water is turned...
  5. Strebor

    What could be causing bubbles in heating after newly installed combi?

    This is a weird one, for sure... I had an old Vaillant combi replaced by a new Worcester Greenstar 4000 by Boxt. It was as simple a job as you can imagine - direct replacement... my house is a simple 2 up 2 down semi - nothing remotely complicated. However for the last two months since it was...
    • Strebor
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    • after america bubbles causing central heating system combi could heating installed newly usa
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: USA
  6. H

    Mid position actuator newly installed issue

    Hi, I had a Drayton ma1 mid position actuator recently installed as central heating had stopped working. Now my heating and hot water will not come on at the same time (with timed settings) and I have been advised that my thermostat is not working which is causing the problem (from the emergency...
    • Hlruk1
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    • actuator america drayton installed issue ma1 mid position newly position usa
    • Replies: 25
    • Forum: USA
  7. L

    Low water pressure on newly fitted tap

    Hi, I recently fitted a new precision rinse mixer tap in a kitchen and the water pressure is really low. I have checked for leaks and to make sure that the isolator valves and stopcock are open fully. What can I do to improve the water pressure?
    • Leeb40
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    • america fitted low water pressure newly pressure tap usa water water pressure
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: USA
  8. J

    Advice? Gas supply valve and meter newly enclosed after house extension. Is this risky?

    Hi, wondering if anyone can offer some advice? We just had an extension in the light-well house (lower ground floor), installing a glass roof to the light-well. This is where our gas and electric meters are, as well as the main supply valve. My concern is that this area used to be open and well...
    • jonnyb
    • Thread
    • advice after america extension gas gas supply house meter newly supply usa valve
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: USA
  9. J

    Advice? Gas meter and main supply valve newly enclosed after house extension.

    Hi, wondering if anyone can offer some advice? We just had an extension in the light-well house (lower ground floor), installing a glass roof to the light-well. This is where our gas and electric meters are, as well as the main supply valve. My concern is that this area used to be open and well...
    • jonnyb
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    • advice after extension gas gas meter house main meter newly supply valve
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Gas Engineers Forum
  10. A

    Newly fitted toilet keeps blocking

    Hi to all. I have just signed in because of a plumbing problem. I am a DIYer and have no plumbing qualifications but I do have common sense and follow instructions. I have recently replaced a close coupled toilet which worked fine with a much more modern looking one which seems to clog up if...
  11. W

    Newly qualified plumber looking for experience in domestic/commercial plumbing - West Midlands

    Good Morning, I have recently completed my NVQ Level 2 Diploma in Plumbing and heating and am now looking for employment/experience within the West Midlands area (Coventry, Birmingham) I’m a hardworking, trustworthy, polite and reliable individual looking to shadow/mate a plumber. I have a...
  12. Mark Cameron

    Dripping cold water from newly fitted mixer tap

    Hi hoping for some advice please. I fitted a Bristan Easyfit mixer tap in my kitchen but the cold water continues to trickle when I close off the tap. I was unable to fit this piece (first image) as my existing pipe work already has one of these on the cold pipe then a pip to another of these...
  13. J

    Newly qualified gas engineer need advice on tools/training

    Hi guys/gals Just passed and I'm looking at building my tool kit, been buying odds and sods as I've gone along but i'm wondering where would be the best place to buy an analyser from? I've seen them advertised on eBay, facebook, gumtree but my concern is i don't want to be buying another guys...
  14. PDS

    Newly qualified at 54!

    Hi Guys, just thought I'd introduce myself. At the grand age of 54, I have just qualified as a wet plumber. Previously, I was a teacher of engineering at an FE college for 18 years and before that run my own motor vehicle repair business. Needless to say, friends and family think I'm mad but...
  15. O

    Newly qualified Gas safe engineer (Berkshire)

    Hi I completed my new entrants gas safe course in December 2017 since I have been working for a self employed plumber/ Gas engineer. During my period working for him I have assisted in installing & repairing Boilers/ Cookers and full plumbing systems including bathroom appliances. If anybody...
  16. Dom.m

    Newly qualified engineer, Need to be taken on as trainee

    I've recently qualified and now hold CCN1,CPA1 and CENWAT, had some genral plumbing experience and have read, inspected electric, gas and solar meters as well as decommision/ recomissions, battary exchanges, wind ons and other things the last 4 years across East Sussex, live local to Brighton...
  17. Tony

    Newly qualified gas safe engineer in Essex/London araea

    Hi guys, I have just joined this forum, am a newly qualified registered gas safe engineer in Essex area and am looking for a job in Essex/London area. I have put in applications but meanwhile I am also in need of someone to take me up paid or unpaid, so I can keep up with my skills. please your...
  18. Tony

    newly qualified Essex/London gas safe engineer in need of Job

    Hi guys, I have just joined this forum, am a newly qualified registered gas safe engineer in Essex area and am looking for a job in Essex/London area. I have put in applications but meanwhile I am also in need of someone to take me up paid or unpaid so I can keep up with my skills. please your...
  19. L

    Newly qualified - work - unpaid - help

    Hey Everyone, Recently passed my Level 2 plumbing qualification and I am looking for anyone based in the West Midlands ( I am happy to travel) who can lend a helping hand with me getting into the industry. Does anyone have any work they need help with I'm very motivated to learn everything I...
  20. Tony

    Newly qualified - work - unpaid - help

    Welcome to the forum and all the best.
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