One more thing...I just went to the biocube website and it didn't have all of the info on it that the brochure has. If you'd like me to fax a copy of the brochure to you, email me at michael.demotte@kimley-horn.com
Chris73,
If you haven't looked into it already, you might want to check into Biocube, Inc. odor control systems. They manufacture a modular, low maintenance biofiltration system that I recently looked at. It looked pretty interesting and addresses the areas that have traditionally caused...
sgwpe1,
Sorry it took so long to reply...I had to wait for my turn on the only computer on the A&M campus (funny one, Bayou). My use of "Aggie" in my username refers to the fact that I'm a graduate of Texas A&M University. It's our nickname (like longhorns, seminoles, fightin'...
Mark,
I agree with what most everyone else has said, but have a couple of things to add. ACAD is unitless as described above. If you draw a line with a length of "1" it will be 1 unit long. The type of unit is set by you (the user) in your drawing setup, which affects plotting and...
Compulator,
Here's my $0.02: If you want the experience of working for a small town/public works engineering, get a job with a consulting firm that serves as the City Engineer for a small town (or better yet, many small towns). You'll get all the experience with construction you'd want, get...
Does anyone know where I could find "typical" values for viscosity of domestic sewage. I imagine that the viscosity would vary greatly, but I'm wondering how much different it is than for drinking water. When calculating headloss in a force main, I've always used Hazen-Williams or...
I don't have an answer, but would like to expand the question. Does anyone have any experience in using a vaccuum sludge drying bed to dry WTP sludge (alum)? I'm looking at the possibility of trying this on a WTP expansion. The plant currently sends all of the sludge to a "lagoon"...
