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  1. civil21

    Aerospace water treatment supplier

    Can you be more specific, Are you currently able to obtain city water? Are you using groundwater as a source? What is the amount you need?
  2. civil21

    PVC PIPING

    The American Water Works Association has a specification which covers PVC pipe for domestic service. Make sure the pipe is C-905 compliant.
  3. civil21

    pipe cover

    What is the purpose of the fill? If the fill is for something important like an approach for a bridge or other such structure, and it is possible, abandon the existing line and lay a new one with a pipe designed to handle the new cover. You have no idea how that line was installed regardless...
  4. civil21

    Pump Motor Protection

    The simple and conservative approach is to correctly select the motor. If as you say the pump requires a 40 to 50 bhp at design flow, I suspect you have figured out that "out on the right of its curve" the pump requires a higher brake horsepower. See if a 60 or 75 horsepower motor...
  5. civil21

    The Civil Engineer in Society: Merit v Profile

    I only want to comment on the advanced degree issue as most of the responses above cover my thoughts in general. Civil Engineering as a profession has long understood the importance of practical work experience in what makes a good engineer. To become licensed in most states of the US one has...
  6. civil21

    Pressure Fluctuations

    JMH Sorry, I didn't read all of the entries before my first entry.
  7. civil21

    Pressure Fluctuations

    JMH Can you correlate the pressure spikes to pumps turning on or off? Valves opening or Closing and the like? If you can, this could be a classic example of water hammer.
  8. civil21

    Pump Thrust

    Thanks for the information Tim. I will give it all a "whirl."
  9. civil21

    Pump Thrust

    I realize pumps come with thrust bearings to account for the axial thrust loads and radial bearings for radial load, I am just curious how one would calculate it. I also tend to agree with tsdead regarding the split case pumps in theory. However, it is always good practice to require thrust...
  10. civil21

    Pump Thrust

    Does anyone have a quick and dirty method for calculating axial and radial thrust on a centrifugal pump shaft, or alternatively, recommend a good reference with such a discussion?

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