work on pipelines in the 60's and 70's?
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Yes, all of the above.
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Go to the 40's and find out
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Anything made after 1990.\n\nCoach
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In the 60's? Early 70's? That's ballpark. You had to go and get me curious, so I searched...couldn't find alot of info about it, but I know if I kept on it, I would - happy surfing!
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Sometime in the 20th century
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Check out www.gasbuddy.com\n\nIt might not go back as far as 1997 though.
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I refer you to ASCE for technical papers regarding the subject; also the pipe sales engineer should have this information readily available to you. If you are a student, contacting a sales engineer personally would be a great real world experience. Find several upvc pipe companies on the net and locate their regional sales engineers.
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Alright, check this out.  I work in the oil field, and alot of the work I have been doing lately is drilling wells for a natural gas power plant about 80 miles away.  It's asinine.  Nuclear power, with the right planning and infrastructure, makes great sense.  All of our currently running nuclear plants were built more the 27 years ago, we have much better, more efficient, and safer technology now.  We've exported much of our expertise in this field to France.  They get almost 80% of their electricity from nuclear power, never had a problem.  Waste is an issue, but if we were to develop a repository in a geologically inert place, separated from any local aquifer, it's fine.  The newer breeder reactors (like we've built in France), generate less then half of the lower level waste then the ones were currently still using, and about a tenth of the high level waste.  If we were to dig a system of caverns in the Canadian Shield (an area that covers most of north central Canada), this mass of gneiss has been geologically inert for 2.6 billion years, is far away from any major population center, and is not a source of any aquifers (except for some minor faulting, but with proper engineering, that's not a problem).  We really should be looking towards the future, and I believe that nuclear energy could carry the US for a  couple of centuries of its energy needs.
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pastiche  1970s  I think
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http://www.hydrocarbons-technology.com/projects/snohvit/snohvit1.html
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Try workplace reunited, you may get more replies ...;\nPS My dad was a R.E from 1950 - 1960.
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the oldest i have is a couple of teesside ones from the 50's I'm afraid! if you need any from the past 2 decades i have hundreds!
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sorry, we are not going back to stone age. best way to travel around is through environmentally friendly transport unit.
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I think 50 to 75 years.  Our biggest problem right now is a lack of refining capacity.
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Do they still do that?  I remember in the 70's the main frames were water cooled.
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As with anyone post your resume.  I am 54 and considering entering the job market again.  I personally don't think it's feasable right now.  Monster.com is an excellent place to check hot jobs.  Good luck and may God Bless.
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How about this: Operations now being carried out were not even dreamed of 50 years ago.