building a small bridge (approx 30m in length) across the riverits not just a bridge, but more of a bypass channel where culverts will be installed as well as the embankment itselfits a bridge for walking on but not any cars or wat not and the bridge is basically built out of concrete and sandi was wondering what major equipment would be required for this job? what kind of digging tool would be reuired since you really do not need some kind of bulldozer since it so small so what kind of equipment would you need to like build culverts n then on top building an embankment with concrete then some kind of soil to epople to walk on the small bridgethe main question really what i am rying to ask is that what kind of construction equipment(s) would you need to do all this? any help would be greatly appreciated :)
Actually, the repeated showering might be the culpritWhen you use shampoo and conditioner, some of the soapy residue collects around your earrings where the water can't wash it awayThis builds up in that light-colored gunk on your earrings, and smell after awhileTake your earrings out before you shower, and clean them daily with an alcohol-based cleanser (like witch hazel) that's safe for use on skin.
Take the actual jewlery out and clean it (as long as it's healed enough to do so, at least 10 weeks)If you have healed piercings (a year old or more) and you're still getting a lot of build up, consider that your jewelry may not be the best thingSwitch to surgical steel or titanium jewerly if the problem persists
You can pretty much use anythingI would suggust putting a little windex in a bowl and then soaking them for 30 mins to an hourRubbing alhcohol works just as well toBut I would perfer windexEven soaking them in soap and water is alright toJust don't use anything that could ruin the earings, or anything you think you might get an ear infection or somethingHope this helps! -Miranda
This is caused by a build up of dead skin cellsI refer to it as the funk of deathI'm guessing because you have this problem you have 14g or larger earrings as this seems to be the most common gauges that it occurs afterYou can switch to natural earrings/plugs that are made from wood, stone, or bone, which will aid in reducing some of the smell and build up, mildlyThe best thing you can do is just clean them 2 -3 times a day You can use witch hazel once a day.I know that it isn't highly recommended in the piercing world, and even though I'm a piercer I do break some rules of thumb on myself when I know something works for me (which is why I don't suggest some of those things to others as they might not have the same results) The other 2 times, use just warm water, a sea salt solution, or Bactine (don't use if you use the witch hazel, may cause too much drying)If all else fails, go back to your piercer and ask them for a suggestion as they can look at your piercing and see if maybe there is another cause for this funk of death.
I am attacing some links to web sites so that you can browse and become familiar with the names of equipment and basics of bridge buildingBefore you begin the design, you will need the following information: borings or geotechnical information in the vicinity of the construction site, hydraulic design information for the river and have local weather data, so that can plan to construct in the dry seasonDepending upon the size of the water body, you will need Corps of Engineers and possibly Coast Guard permits before you can begin constructionYou will also need storm water permits and a storm water pollution control planRelocate underground utilities as needed before you begin workIt is always best to construct in the dry, so construct a temporary diversion channel and put the water flow in the diversion channelA tracked excavator with appropriately sized buckets would be the right tool for this jobIn the dry area, you will once again use the trackhoe to excavate and place B-stone and SB-2 under the culvertsYou will need to use dump trucks to bring in the stoneThen, install the culverts using the trackhoe or a crane, depending on the size of the culvertsFinally, use the trackhoe to remove the plug in the diversion channel and put the flow through the new culvertsThen you would need to put more SB-2 on top of the culverts, using the trackhoe, and then grade it with a small dozer (D-4) and then pave the top with asphalt or concrete and put pre-fabricated barrier walls on the sides.
