The concept wouldn't work as a series (like Junkyard Wars, Monster Garage,
etc.). Let's face it, piping design and construction is pretty boring for
those not actively involved in it. Although if we could get Cathy Rogers to
narrate, that would attract a lot of backyard mechanics and give me a shot
at dating her. Glavin, mmhey!
You raise an interesting point about the tiny vs. the huge, but I don't think hydraulic piping would fit in well. On the other hand, drawing an oblique parallels to the way computer chips are constructed would not be out of place (flow and resistance of electrons, and/nand/nor gates, leakage, fluid supply and demand, etc.).
Paul
> Most things that have "WOW" factor are extremely large, i.e. offshore
> platforms installed in the north sea, etc. I think it is just as
> interesting to show the extremely small or compact, i.e. tiny bioreactor
> systems and all the work that goes into fitting so much crap into such
> small places. How about a "junkyard wars" type of show for the piping
> designer? I've seen hydraulics experts on shows like monster garage,
> but they are mostly fabricators not designers.
>
> Regards,
>
> Aaron Wolfe
> Piping Designer
> Paul Mueller Company
> P.O. Box 828
> Springfield, Mo 65801
> (417) 575-9780
> E-mail: <a href="/group/PipingDesign/post?postID=eSOZOUOYfw_y8b5EaiKMv16hMrsSGkLJsic9scRes00WsGaKjUOUp99y0e5ePtmOIQPNBRraIw">awolfe@muel.com</a>
Received on Fri Nov 07 11:21:00 2003
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