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Design of exposed sewer pipes for intermittent use under freezing conditions
In many locations in northern Canada, the presence of permafrost requires sewage effluent pipes from buildings to be located above grade where they are exposed to ambient air temperature. Since the air temperature is well below 32 degrees F for several months each year, it is necessary to protect ag
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