For Paul

From: <Shams>
Date: Thu Nov 13 2003 - 18:57:00 EST


Thanx very much Paul for watever u have said, it seems as if u were not in the good mood when u were writing this mail . by the way i m not some kinda kindergarten kid who is struggling with his homework ........anyways 

................ pls dont get offend but  try to be nice with ppl here on this
forum cuz all of us are professionals and have joined this group to share our experience in the field of piping.

Regards

Shams

Paul Bowers <pbowers@pipingdesign.com> wrote: Sorry about this maybe homework-related question, but I had to approve one of two questions and the first one was whether I wanted to increase the size of the pee-pee. Plus, Rehman appears to be in Montreal, so I didn't want to piss-off the neighbours.

Concordia's new engineering building is going up a few streets from here, maybe someone could send a few construction photos.

Paul

> Dear All
>
> We have been asked to work on a project ''Use of composite pipe materials
in the transportation of natural gas and oil'' as a partial requirement of the course Advance materials in our Grad Studies here at Concordia University. wat we have learnt so far is that various composite and plastic pipes are used in Gas flow lines , distribution lines , gathering lines, however, high pressure in gas transmission lines restricts the use of GRE or GRP piping, can any one on this forum help to provide any info ragarding the subject matter, basically ,we have to justify the use of Composite piping for transportation of natural gas and oil, any help on this shall be highly appreciated.

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