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I am replacing the images with Icon links. 2006-06-25 Bjelkeman

Icons fixed

Converted all the icons to links to the article. 2008-06-25 Bjelkeman

Neat Work

There doesn't seem to be an appropriate place to put links to:

neatwork is a free program specifically fashioned for the design of entirely gravity-driven water distribution networks for rural areas.

also:

air in pipes This manual is intended as a complement to handbooks on the construction of rural gravity-flow water systems. It focuses on the problems and opportunities associated with the almost inevitable presence of air in the main pipeline from the spring to the distribution tank.

Perhaps we need some sort of engineering section?

New article added

Hi David,

I have added an article called "Gravity-driven water distribution" in the column 'lifting and distribution'. See Gravity-driven water distribution That should work for now. If there are many more articles on distribution, we might indeed give this subject it's own column.

thanks!

cheers, mark


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