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You have to go back to the original question. It had to do with the way RCC would react exposed to very cold temperature from 3 sides of the structure for an extended time. They mixed it and spread it out and compacted it in cold weather. Typically when you do that you heat the components and...

Go to www.hadlockpond.org At the bottom of the page there are links to allow you to download the Clough Harbour Reports. There are also pictures of the dam failing on that website.

In reference to the Hadlock Dam Failure (Northern NY) they poured RCC until January 17th. The slab was approx 3- 4 feet Thick x 40 feet across the dam and 125 feet long. A picture taken on January 27th showed part of the dam bare and about 70% having 1-3" of snow on it. There was no additional...

You can find some of the pictures on www.hadlockpond.org. The DEC report has a lot of pictures in the appendix. Some which haven't been on the net before. Unfortunately the PDF of the entire report with appendix is 38 MB. It is available on CD thru DEC or is available in Glens Falls, NY area...

The failure report is out. www.dec.state.ny.us/website/dow/hadlock.html

Based on what I observed and observations of those who whitnessed it the whirlpool formed some 50 feet from the front of the dam. If you take that elevation at that point it would be at the juncture from the base of the old dam to the new fill. Having watched them construct it they did not...

Actually there were two failure points. The one that actually failed on the west end of the dam and the one that was about to fail east of the spillway. We were lucky that the west end failed first since that area was not as deep as the east side. Also the roller compacted concrete structure...

We are printing PDF drawings to a 2003 MS server through an API call. At times we create new sub-folders and other times we put the PDFs in exixting folders. Our server is set up to inherate the permissions of the main folder in which the PDF/folder are created. At times, a folder that has been...

Roller1, I don't know if they have fixed it or not. We print using an API call rather than thru Bluebeam. I got around the problem by loading bluebeam - making the PDF - and then unload Bluebeam all within the api call. We have an intranet image system and we have to pass custom property info...

This wasn't off the cuff "Helpfull Hint". Our VAR was aware of the problem for 6 Months. We had this problem on Two different work staions. We replaced all the key components in one work station. We bought a new lower level PC for another application and tried it and it also crashed. We finally...

FYI We are running SW 2004 and full blown Bluebeam. If we change a configuration, saved, and closed a file in SW we would crash 100% of the time. When we turned off Bluebeam in the addin menu the problem went away.

We are running two (SW Certified)Dell Precision Workstation 360 2.4 GHz One GB RAM with SW2004 SP3 and an ATI,Fire GL X1, 128MB video card. Each station was crashing 2 - 4 times a day. We replaced the video card in one station with a NVIDIA FX1000 and the crashing was reduced to once a day. We...