boatnerd (Civil/Environme)12 Mar 08 16:38 I am using an existing 3" plant water line that runs under 40 psig as a source of carrier water to convey a treatment chemical to a water channel approximately 500 feet away.I need to determine if I have enou
ieranger (Civil/Environme)10 Mar 08 17:51 I have an existing 12" waterline looped off of a 20" waterline and I am trying to set up an EPANET Model. We are trying to determine available fireflow / pressure in a new waterline that will loop from the 12
beach004 (Chemical)11 Mar 08 21:28 There's been one previous thread on this, but it was not dispositive, so I am trying for help.I live in Piedmont North Carolina, on a well: Unfiltered, untreated.It's been tested, none of the numbers out of whack, p
ccruse (Civil/Environme)7 Mar 08 12:11 I have a pump station design that involves two lift stations along the forcemain. I have developed system head curves for the runout conditions (each pump flowing to the discharge manhole separately) Does anyone
oldestguy (Geotechnical)14 Mar 08 21:27 I've a neighbor chemical engineer who apparently never heard of pressure testing of small water distributing system for shared domestic wells. Pipe is 2" pvc.He's in charge of a group of well sharers and they h
