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  1. skier59

    Rule of Thumb for Flow Rate Through Hospital Sanitary Line

    Wastewater Engineering, 3rd Ed, Metcalf & Eddy, lists a wastewater flow of 130 - 260 gpd/bed, with a typical value of 150 gpd/bed.
  2. skier59

    need some basic waste water treatment advice

    In the Nevada desert we use lined ponds for evaporation. Solar energy, no moving parts, remove sludge every few years.
  3. skier59

    Career change from CompSci to CE

    Re: Master's in Civil. Please check carefully with your PE Board. I have a MS in Civil and a BS in chemistry, and am working in water resources/treatment. However, as far a my board was concerned, I did not have an "engineering degree," causing delays in licensure. To be licensed here...
  4. skier59

    Sanitary Lift Station for a Subdivision

    I recommend "Pumping Station Design," edited by R.L. Sanks.
  5. skier59

    Force Main inspection/cleaning

    Hello all. Our client has a 10-inch force main that appears to have too much friction for the length of pipe and flows involved. Our calculations show discharge head should be about 5 feet, yet gauge measurements show 22 feet. Flow is about 400 gpm, and the pump is operating on its curve...
  6. skier59

    Restrained joints in casing

    dicksewerrat, The pipe will be burried - by "going across open ground," I meant to imply that I had enough straight run and soil friction outside the casing that restrained joints weren't necessary. Perhaps I should learn to write what I meant to imply. Keith
  7. skier59

    Restrained joints in casing

    Hi - I'm checking opinions. I'm designing a C900 PVC pipeline (12") for potable water distribution that is going across open ground in a straight line, and then crossing a highway in a bore that will have a jacked steel casing. The pipe within the casing will be mounted on centering...
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