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The pipe is going to be insulated with 2" of insulation under 8" of concrete but the farmer wants to know how long it will take to freeze if no insulation is used.

3" and 6" pvc pipe, 4' deep, 50 degree effluent, winter in wisconsin...I checked the plumbing code for sanitary sewer and found that there should be 1.5" thick insulation 5' to either side of the pipe to prevent it from freezing but I can't find anything on how long it will take it to freeze.

I'm working with a farmer putting in piping for transfer of digested effluent and milkhouse waste water and he would like to know how long it will take for any liquid in the pipe to freeze. I know I"m leaving out a lot of variables but how would you go about figuring this out? I'm sure it has...

Then & Now: Life is a favorite. But now I tend to get what's good for you and on sale. Like when the GIANT double box of Honey Nut Cheerios was on sale for $3!! I ate those for a LOOOONG time.

Current: 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee (170,000 miles and I bought it brand new) Past: 1992 Dodge Shadow (bought with 25,000 miles and traded in with 52,000 miles)

I do have xref's but they're both around 400kb so I don't think that's the problem. I deleted all my temp and back up drawing files and all the pntXXXX.tmp and triXXXX.tmp files and now I'm back running fine.

My problem today is this error I'm getting upon opening the drawing after having multiple FATAL ERRORS and then the program just crashes again. I checked the Autodesk Forums and the problem is all these temp files are created every time a drawing is opened and if it's not closed "properly" the...

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I HATE Civil3D!!!!!!!!!!! Why can't Autodesk fix it's programs before they release a new one.

Tark62 is starting to remind me of YKW but he hasn't gotten too rude yet.

10% is better than the 45% that I got at the beginning of February with no end to it in the near future.

My favorite saying as a child was "sum bitch"... learned from my grandpa. I would also pretend to spit chew just like him in a little cup I had to carry around. My mom said it was a process to break me of it before I went to kindergarten.

In many states stamps, self inking or otherwise, are considered to be a "seal". If you would like I can reference you some various state statutes that have the information. And you are being a dumb-a$$.

I'll play.

I have been using WinSLAMM as one of the programs to model stormwater infiltration and TSS removal. I was recently told that when I went from pre-development to post-development I needed to change my soil to clay no matter what the actual soil type is. Does anyone know when this rule went into...

As far as the math on the FE I remember calculus and differential equations on the exam because I was taking diff. eq. and the time in college and one question on the FE was the same as on a diff. eq. test eariler in the week.