Exploring Hydraulic Engineering in Pittsburgh: A Non-Scientist's Perspective

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Hi Everyone! I wanted to introduce myself. I live in Pittsburgh, PA. I am not a scientist, although I am an active member of the Spectroscopy Society of Pittsburgh. I joined here because I need help with some hydraulic engineering and I thought it might stimulate conversation on a forum like this. I hope to learn from the members here. Thanks!
 
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