We've essentially done what cvg has suggested in several cases where there has been a conflict and not a feasible or economical alternative. The structure could be cast in place, or brick/block and mortar.
You don't mention the type of material of sanitary sewer pipe. In order to minimize...
Rotate it 180 degrees about its midpoint - use the rotate command: select the line, for basepoint use object snap to select the midpoint, then rotate 180 degrees.
Found this via Google search. Several options at:
http://www.platts.com/Oil/Market%20Prices/
Looks like you need to subscribe in order to obtain current information. You will need to figure out which publication has the data you need.
You earned it. Display it.
Perhaps not as common in industry, but it is common in the consulting world to display a framed diploma(s) on the wall. Often the diploma is placed next to a PE license certificate(s) - required by law to be displayed (at least in the states I am licensed in)...
You should check your governiing regulations.
By statute in NC there is a limit on 2" dia mains :
(a) No more than 20, or the equivalent of 20 residences shall be connected to a two inch diameter water line, unless the main is looped or otherwise supplied from two connections with mains of...
cvg,
We've generally used aluminum or aluminized steel on larger culverts and arches.
I haven't seen any cement mortar lined corrugated steel pipes, although we repaired some unlined corrugated steel pipes by pouring new concrete inverts (taking the necessary precautions to protect stream...
Brizz,
Probably depends on the Board and on the nature of your offense.
I had two misdemeanors. I spelled them out in an attachment to my application along with the steps I had taken to change my life to insure these situations would not occur again. No problem that I am aware of with the...
Grubbyky,
There has been lots of good advice posted previously so I will try not to rehash too much.
It sounds like you may need to change employers at some point to gain experience relevant to obtaining a PE license, but your experience can be valuable nonetheless. Generally the licensing...
This link to North Carolina DENR's design manual has design information on baffles. Go to Chapter 6. It's a 25+ MB pdf file so will take a little while to download. Baffles are on page 365 of the file.
http://www.dlr.enr.state.nc.us/pages/manualsandvideos.html
In general this manual...
notsocivil,
I'm not familiar with either method, but Pagan may refer to a consulting engineer from New Jersey, USA with the last name of Pagan who writes articles for a magazine called Civil Engineering News. He used to write a lot about storm drainage issues. Google the magazine and you can...
I don't have Autocad installed on the machine I'm working on so this is going by memory...
Somewhere there is a box that you can check or uncheck that is called something like "use paperspace lineweights" or "display paperspace lineweights" or something to that effect - it's either on the...
You need to check with the licensing board and perhaps an attorney in each state.
In North Carolina the company also has to be licensed through the NC Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors. Another application must be submitted to the Secretary of State.
See...
Blu1913,
Try this site:
http://www.weatherunderground.com/
Enter your city (or the nearest) and state at near the top. Once you get to the city page, about half-way down there is a section titled "History & Almanac."
You can go to the day your are interested in and view the information for...
Nate,
If you are dissatisfied now, most likely you will be next year, 5 years from now, etc.
The demand for civil engineers should remain steady and/or increase in the future as baby boomers age and retire. I agree with HgTX regarding the disrepair of infrastructure. There will be...
LNT,
I assume you found the website, but it relates more to their office in Arkansas, lists Greenville as an "affiliate" -
http://www.fkf-inc.com
I've reviewed a couple plans submitted by the Greenville office for Big Boxes -typical commercial site design: layout, water, sanitary, storm...
I also agree with all that cvg wrote.
However, additional considerations would be based on the type of "busy suburban street" and the locations of the 6 and 16 w.r.t each other and to other utilities within the street, as well as who maintains the street (e.g., same city/entity as distribution...
rmw - thanks for the laughs that were much needed after a long day. Good thing no one was around to hear me howling about the potential armadillo/walking catfish skirmish. The snake's rights lawyers may go after your dog.
My grandfather used to say the copperheads smell like rotten cabbage...
TKF,
In North Carolina, state regulations require both water main and sanitary sewer main to be ferrous material if 10-foot horizontal and/or 18" vertical separation cannot be obtained and that the sanitary be tested to water main standards. Similarly, if a sanitary main is within 100 feet of a...
