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College Project Please Help!!

  • 29-12-2015 03:35PM
    #1
    Petec92
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 ✭


    Hi Folks,

    I'm in a bit of a pickle regarding a college (thesis) project. The output for the project is supposed to be a website including original drawings and pictures concerning the water systems in a house. Any ORIGINAL photos on any of these areas would be a great help;
    -Direct and Indirect, Hot and Cold Water Supply Systems
    -Pipework Layouts, Components, Controls and Fittings
    -Storage Cisterns
    -Indirect Hot Water Storage Cylinders
    -One and Two Pipe Small Bore Heating Systems
    -Temperature Control and Flow
    -Methods of Heat Conservation
    Drainage
    -Collection and Removal of Surface Water from Roofs and Paved Areas
    -Gutters and Rain Water Pipes
    -Main Effluent Types and Their Characteristics
    -Construction and Principles of Underground Drainage Systems
    -Single Stack Above-Ground Drainage System
    -Septic Tanks
    -Methods of Laying Rigid Flexible Drains

    The drawings I can handle but I'm finding it very hard to find pictures of my own to include on the website and very rarely get opportunities to take my own pictures. I have a part-time job working on sites but it's with a scaffolding company and we very rarely meet the boys that work on the ground :P
    I would really appreciate any help :)

    P.s The website is completely non-profit and will hopefully eventually provide secondary level students with a source of information on the part of the syllabus dealing with water systems.
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