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  1. jhnblgr

    AWWA C200 Pipe Welding

    Install the pipe, embed the joint in concrete and then have a slip liner installed inside the pipe.
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    Aluminum Embedded on the Concrete (Window)

    never place aluminum into concrete Consolidation issues Construct ability issues
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    Black roll underground poly pipe question

    Typically you can find the information on the outside of the pipe. Not sure what the question actually is
  4. jhnblgr

    Insurance for specific project

    Walk away this has red flags. I had this happen and the client wanted me to cover their cars that would be parked in the structure. Their accountant was the point of contact who in the end terminated my contract with the owner. I had already provided a design and drawings to them so I wanted...
  5. jhnblgr

    Retaining Wall Design Sanity Check

    What was your max soil pressure? Did you keep it in the kern?
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    Hasty and dangerous process of Curved Box Girder

    Where are the tendons? It seems like there is information missing.
  7. jhnblgr

    Steel Composite Beam and Deck Cold Joint

    What assumptions did you make in design? What was the effective width?
  8. jhnblgr

    PIPELINE UPLIFT/BUOYANCY CONTROL

    To make it simple you need to take the area of total displacement or discount the unit weight. The volume displaced by the pipe is your buoyant force. If you take your concrete weight - water weight = submerged concrete weight Soil weight-water weight = submerged soil weight Buoyant force...
  9. jhnblgr

    PIPELINE UPLIFT/BUOYANCY CONTROL

    Both equations can be used A) wc = wt concrete- wt water B) wc = wt concrete
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    How to make this wall work with the cramped space?

    Increase footing thickness and wall thickness. Or design with buttress Change backfill material How would you install the footing without undermining the sidewalk? Based on this you should use sheet piles or solder pile and lagging
  11. jhnblgr

    Seeking Advice Re: Business Entity Type - Engineering Exemption in MA

    https://fxbinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/state-by-state-summary-licensure-law-exemptions.pdf Appears that it maybe exempt. Check similar companies websites to see what they are.
  12. jhnblgr

    Seeking Advice Re: Business Entity Type - Engineering Exemption in MA

    Not really sure what you are driving at. Are you asking if you need to be a P.E. to run the business typically PLLC or PC. Or do you operate under industry exemption?
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    Seeking Advice Re: Business Entity Type - Engineering Exemption in MA

    https://malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleXVI/Chapter112/Section81r g) the performance of engineering work or services by employees of a corporation engaged in manufacturing, research or development operations, which work or services are performed in connection with the research or...
  14. jhnblgr

    Anchor Design Software for Circular Drilled Pier?

    For sign structures I have used hand calculations taking into consideration the group of anchors and figuring the load for each bolt. Look up monopole tower bases
  15. jhnblgr

    Design for roof slopes greater than 12/12

    Look up combined bending and axial loads in NDS. The assumption of rafters is axial loads are minimal. But this is a steep sloped roof and this assumption doesn’t hold true or safe. Wind load will have an impact on design.
  16. jhnblgr

    Do You Care About Delivering Quality?

    It is a problem that is a result of the more successful engineers retiring. The leaders now are the engineers that were unsuccessful and hinder the future growth and drive the quality engineers out. Coordination is key and asking input is key, arrogance has no place in engineering and blinders...
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    Question - Existing slab on grade analysis

    The whole slab analysis is a waste of time. The slab is too thin and under reinforced for it to be applicable for what you are doing. You would need to check the shear capacity of the concrete and the appropriate width it could be assumed the loads would be distributed by the footing. If you...
  18. jhnblgr

    Design for roof slopes greater than 12/12

    Have to design it like a wall and beam. Check bending, axial and shear.
  19. jhnblgr

    Question - Existing slab on grade analysis

    You’d be surprised how many buildings are still around that were built his way. Does the slab exhibit structural cracks? I have see 3” of washout concrete on clay in NY stand up to years with excavators and tractors going up it. If it does settle you can always jack it up and do a footing on top...
  20. jhnblgr

    Question - Existing slab on grade analysis

    I would say you an underestimating the capacity of the slab. The perimeter if there are voids due to washout I would fill them with grout. Run multiple walls and cantilever the perimeter to reduce edge loads. Use naturally rot resistant wood species. Ventilation of the area below is important.

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