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  1. Daamz

    C303 pipe and CLSM

    For a 48" C303 pipe (bar-wrapped concrete pipe) rated for 10' of cover, is it usually acceptable to use CLSM (up to 1' above the pipe) if the depth of cover is around 15'-20'? Thank you,
  2. Daamz

    Jet Tech (Siemens) Sludge tank mixing system

    Hi all, Has anyone worked with tank mixing system from Jet Tech (was under USFilters and now under Siemens)? I am trying to determine if it is as good as the Rotamix jet sytem. We currently use Flygt mixers in wash water EQ basins (>0.01% solids), sludge EQ basin (>0.35% solids) and sludge...
  3. Daamz

    Jet Tech (Siemens) tank mixing system

    Hi all, Has anyone worked with tank mixing system from Jet Tech (was under USFilters and now under Siemens)? I am trying to determine if it is as good as the Rotamix jet sytem. We currently use Flygt mixers in wash water EQ basins (>0.01% solids), sludge EQ basin (>0.35% solids) and sludge...
  4. Daamz

    Flow in noncircular ducts

    Thank you RWF7437 and kchayfie for your responses. Just to clarify, these "closed channels" are basically rectangular (or square) concrete pipes. Having a water level about 20ft above the inlet makes the "noncircular ducts" under 20ft of head until the water get to the filters where it enters...
  5. Daamz

    Flow in noncircular ducts

    Hi all, I am currently working on the design of a closed channel that is to convey flow from the Sand Ballasted Flocculation (Actiflo) basins to GAC filters in a 110 MGD water treatment plant. The original design called for two (2) 72” pipes. Now we are looking at concrete channels instead of...
  6. Daamz

    restrained joint for concrete to steel pipe

    HI, I was wondering what the usual procedure (if any) was to connect a 72" concrete pipe to a 72" steel pipe? I looked online but didn't find any reatrained joints that would do the trick...
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