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07/23/2008
by lineman380
In our city the temperature become very high in summer often difficult to use water for bathing due to high-temperature
Where the water reservoir...
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Last comment 07/24/2008
by ctwiliams
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07/23/2008
by tkot
Hello everybody
I'm currently building a traditional house in the Greek north. It will have a slated roof of natural lime-stone (see an example i...
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Last comment 07/23/2008
by Guest
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07/22/2008
by Guest
A tube being driven in the ground until refusal "gains" strength or added frictional soil resistance over time by the soil, which was initially pushed...
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Last comment 07/23/2008
by JohnDG
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07/22/2008
by 2226
What is friction angle in case of buried pipe (Angle of friction)??
How to calculate the Co-efficient of friction between soil and the buried p...
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Last comment 07/23/2008
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07/08/2008
My buddy supervises a couple large apartment towers in Boston, MA. With the never ending price increases in natural gas and oil, he's been faced with...
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06/09/2008
Siemens and other HVAC companies surveyed HVAC designers and contractors for their reaction to the current energy crunch. They asked what HVAC compani...
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07/05/2008
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06/08/2008
"During the May 12 Sichuan Earthquake, a disproportionate number of buildings that collapsed were schools—killin g thousands of children. This is...
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06/29/2008
As baby boomers retire in ever-greater numbers, Generation X is stepping in to fill the gap. The younger generation is more at ease with technology an...
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05/31/2008
Governments around the world are proposing carbon limits for manufacturing and energy production. That most certainly will increase the cost for power...
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