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  1. Terrass604

    Kgf/cm2 vs Kg/cm2

    Thanks, and that clears that up for me and will relay this on to our quotations group as well.
  2. Terrass604

    Kgf/cm2 vs Kg/cm2

    We are getting inquires for pressure transmitters to be calibrated in Kgf/cm2 instead of our usual Kg/cm2. They seem to be exactly the same, but why are there diffent designators? How did it come about and why? Thanks for any info.
  3. Terrass604

    Another Question about Driving on Septic Lines

    Thanks for the information. I have not actually checked the lines although I know they were replaced just a few years ago. I am an EE not a CE and my 'DIY friend' is an ME, so I was hoping that he was not leading me down into some new R&D solution. Thanks again for your help.
  4. Terrass604

    Another Question about Driving on Septic Lines

    I need to park an RV in the rear of the property. The new driveway would cross an existing septic line. I am told (by DIY friend) that I can put a hard pipe on that section of septic line and extend the end of the line to make up the difference. Has anyone heard of this, or do I need to move the...
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