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    Mass PE requirements

    am looking to cross reference my Maine PE to Mass and am wondering if qualifying experience in Mass as an engineer needs to be ALL under the direct supervision of a PE or not? Most of my experience is by my last 1.5 yrs will not be under a PE (I need 8 yrs per Technology degree). Thanks.
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    Mass PE requirements

    I am looking to cross reference my Maine PE to Mass and am wondering if qualifying experience in Mass as an engineer needs to be ALL under the direct supervision of a PE or not? Most of my experience is by my last 1.5 yrs will not be under a PE (I need 8 yrs per Technology degree). Thanks.
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    How to Pass the Civil PE Construction

    Books I used AISC Steel Manual ASCE 27-02 ACI 347-04 OSHA Standards for th Construction Industry MUTCD Section 6 Highway Engineering - Paul Wright FE Ref Manual CERM CERM Practice problems Essentials of Soil Mechanics and Foundations Civil PE Professional Engineer Exam Construction...
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    Civil Construction PE BOOKS FOR SALE

    Civil PE Professional Engineer Exam Construction Module 3rd Edition Ruwan Rajapakse - $20 (MANY NOTES IN BOOK) Civil PE Professional Engineer Exam Construction Module Practice Problems Ruwan Rajapakse 2010 - $20 (MANY NOTES IN BOOK) Civil PE Sample Exam - Michael Lindenburg 3rd Edition - $35...
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    Pump Question CERM Ch 18 Q7

    In Chapter 18 Question 7 of the CERM sample questions they solve for the total dynamic head without taking into account the atmospheric pressure. For instance in question 1 it is solved by converting the pressure at inlet and outlet(gage pressures) to absolute pressures (Example ; Poutlet=...
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    Pump Question CERM Ch 18 Q7

    In Chapter 18 Question 7 of the CERM sample questions they solve for the total dynamic head without taking into account the atmospheric pressure. For instance in question 1 it is solved by converting the pressure at inlet and outlet(gage pressures) to absolute pressures (Example ; Poutlet=...
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    Pump Head Req'd

    If a pump has a submerged outlet (8' deep in a tank) does it require more head to discharge the water? The pump is at elevation 12 and the outlet pipe enters the tank at elevation 8 but extends to the bottom of the tank at elevation 0 (8 feet of outlet pipe is submerged in water). The book...
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    Too much studying?

    How are you guys feeling? I am finding it difficult to stay focused. Seems like my life has been studying for the past 5 months. Still not 100% on everything but I don't think I ever will be 100% on all of the material. Anyone else’s dishes stacking up in the sink like mine? I need another...
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    OLD NCEES PRACTICE EXAM RECOMENDED

    I highly recomend the old NCEES practice exam (2008). It was 100 bucks on amazon used but it contains all of the PM modes as well as the civil AM. This is nice because you can grab questions from the water or transpo sections that you know will be on the AM for those of us taking the...
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    Shoring and Reshoring

    Has anyone work through the Ruwan R practice problem question SR 10 on page 135 regarding shoring and reshoring? I understand 99% of the technique but am confused when to add construction load to a slab that has reshores under it. See below. In part 6 of the problem: Slab 3 = 0 (wet)...
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    Pump Questiopn CERM Chapter 18

    If a pump has a submerged outlet (8' deep in a tank) does it require more head to discharge the water? The pump is at elevation 12 and the outlet pipe enters the tank at elevation 8 but extends to the bottom of the tank at elevation 0 (8 feet of outlet pipe is submerged in water). The book...
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    Soil Classification

    Data: TOTAL percent retained: Sieve 4-4%, Sieve 8-11%, Sieve 16-21%, Sieve 30-22%, Sieve 50-24%, Sieve 100-17%, Dust pan-1%. If you total all of the TOTAL percentages you get 100. CUMULATIVE percent retained data: Sieve 4-4%, Sieve 8-15%, Sieve 16-36%, Sieve 30-58%, Sieve 50-82%, Sieve...
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