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  • I think Mr. Winkler is heading in the right direction, but this question is far more robust that probably any of us accurately recognize. First off, IPCC itself really doesn't know which models are "truly" correct. Second, site specific effects of all the storm parameters (storm surge, wave set up, ...

  • T here are many general and regional guidelines – authored by different federal and state agencies, and others. But, blanket adoption of such guidelines – may either prove too conservative or inadequate. This is because the hydraulics of a certain project location may not often align ...

  • A big challenge with sea level rise is what model to believe and how much stock to put in ordinances or design guidelines. They are probably wrong as the uncertainties with the rise of sea level are too significant, and then there is what we do not know. I think designing for sea level rise is a situation ...

  • A recent ASCE Civil Engineering Source article by Scott Douglass asked, "What future sea-level rise should we design for today?" It's an important question for designers, planners, and those who write and review environmental assessments in most areas. Sea level issues arise in obvious ways such ...

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    Dear all I need a guidance regarding the internal liquid epoxy lining of raw water pumping pipeline Nature of water lake water Life of liquid epoxy vs fusion bond epoxy 1. Requirements of liquid epoxy as per standard 2. Application requirements of liquid epoxy. 3. Recommended thickness of ...

  • Hi, For better understanding, If you can share the following inputs - a. Pipe material for the wastewater pipe in question, b. Type of waste water service, c. Type of encasement, concrete preferred for vehicular loads over pipe. ------------------------------ Ankur Agarwal Aff.M.ASCE Lead ...

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