Congrats Dr Slippery

Didn't want this little snippet of news to slip by unrewarded so... CONGRATULATIONS
To Dr Darren aka 'Slippery Stones' on passing your PHD:D

Well done mate. perhaps you can concentrate of your BG next;)

Well done! I'm half way through mine so I'll be coming to you for advice next!:rolleyes:
What was your thesis?

:D Well done !

Woooohoooo well done!!!

What did you do your PhD in?

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

CONGRATULATIONS
To Dr Darren

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Excellent.

I've got a bit of a thing I could do with a doctor having a look at.

It's, how shall we say, Down There...

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Originally Posted by Mud

Excellent.

I've got a bit of a thing I could do with a doctor having a look at.

It's, how shall we say, Down There...

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it would have to be a bit lower than 'Down there' he's not that sort of a doctor:D

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it would have to be a bit lower than 'Down there' he's not that sort of a doctor:D

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Doctor of Chiropody:confused: If not, the only way is up, Congratulations by the way;)

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Excellent.

I've got a bit of a thing I could do with a doctor having a look at.

It's, how shall we say, Down There...

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Its a pain when you get sore feet. :rolleyes:

Thanks for the comments

for those that asked the title of the thesis was: 'Development of control algorithms..To describe flow discharge reduction and energy loss at a manhole junction'

a cracking read....for those suffering with insomnia :D

hard work...but well worth it

always makes me smile though, that so many people think that there is only one 'kind' of doctor :D As Ian dark peak said, your problems would have be quite low down for me to have any experience in solving them :D

thanks again though

Well Done!!

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Originally Posted by Slippery Stones

or those that asked the title of the thesis was: 'Development of control algorithms..To describe flow discharge reduction and energy loss at a manhole junction'

a cracking read....for those suffering with insomnia :D

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Brilliant, you brain box! That makes two of you at DP that I know of with PhDs (Willy's t'other one). :D

I never progressed past a humble MSc....:rolleyes:

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Thanks for the comments

To describe flow discharge reduction and energy loss at a manhole junction'

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This confused me a little. I understand the concept of the loss of energy at the junction, indeed, around half of main drain blockages can be attributed to reduced flow within manhole chambers. But I am baffled that this might be written about somewhere at any great length.
:confused::confused::confused::confused:

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'Development of control algorithms..To describe flow discharge reduction and energy loss at a manhole junction'

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Originally Posted by bestathlete

This confused me a little. I understand the concept of the loss of energy at the junction, indeed, around half of main drain blockages can be attributed to reduced flow within manhole chambers. But I am baffled that this might be written about somewhere at any great length.

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Strangely enough it does sound interesting to me but the pipes on my rig are only 1/4" bore so I'm not sure the figures would scale down!!!