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Prof. Joseph Reichenberger, P.E., F.ASCE


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RE: Pathogens in the Water Supply

Posted By Joseph Reichenberger 12-08-2018 11:29 AM
Found In Egroup: Environment, Coasts, Oceans, & Infrastructure \ view thread
The low water pressure may not be directly related to the problem, but is a facilitator. Valve gaskets and pipe gaskets do an excellent job of preventing the water on the inside of the pipe from leaking outward; but they do not prevent water from the outside leaking in if the internal pressure ( hydraulic ...

RE: Engineering Ethics. Case Study 1

Posted By Joseph Reichenberger 01-21-2017 03:07 PM
Found In Egroup: Environment, Coasts, Oceans, & Infrastructure \ view thread
As a Professor of Civil Engineering, a PE and a BCEE, Rachel's concern is real. The company is taking a real chance that could involve public safety. That is the real concern. I would recommend she talk to her immediate supervisor and request that he/she take a look at the work; if they are too busy, ...

RE: Water Storage

Posted By Joseph Reichenberger 07-03-2014 11:36 AM
Found In Egroup: Environment, Coasts, Oceans, & Infrastructure \ view thread
Unfortunately many people are missing the point here. With climate change, even if this is only temporary for a century or two, we, in California and other western US states that depend on snow pack, will be losing our best and least expensive surface water storage -- the snow pack. This is a wonderful ...

RE: Evaporation Pond

Posted By Joseph Reichenberger 06-06-2014 03:16 PM
Found In Egroup: Environment, Coasts, Oceans, & Infrastructure \ view thread
------------------------------------------- Joseph Reichenberger Professor of Civil Engineering Monterey Park CA (626) 288-5046 ------------------------------------------- It is a simple mass balance. Assume all of the dissolved minerals are "left behind". You need to do a liquid volume mass ...