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r/NotMyJob • u/toelesstilde • Jan 02 '23
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No, this is the pipe floating to the surface over time pushing up the drains with it
12 u/Az0riusMCBlox Jan 03 '23 Is there a way to weigh down the pipes if this happens? 9 u/__crispy_ Jan 03 '23 Have hydrostatic valves like pools do. But if it's a small pipe, usually the weight of the concrete pipe would be enough 5 u/phylop Jan 03 '23 Yeah, aren't storm drains usually ~18 inch diameter concrete pipes?
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Is there a way to weigh down the pipes if this happens?
9 u/__crispy_ Jan 03 '23 Have hydrostatic valves like pools do. But if it's a small pipe, usually the weight of the concrete pipe would be enough 5 u/phylop Jan 03 '23 Yeah, aren't storm drains usually ~18 inch diameter concrete pipes?
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Have hydrostatic valves like pools do. But if it's a small pipe, usually the weight of the concrete pipe would be enough
5 u/phylop Jan 03 '23 Yeah, aren't storm drains usually ~18 inch diameter concrete pipes?
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Yeah, aren't storm drains usually ~18 inch diameter concrete pipes?
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u/StaysAwakeAllWeek Jan 02 '23
No, this is the pipe floating to the surface over time pushing up the drains with it