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A few years back A flood caught Houston sleeping. Flood water entered the
basements of major building and hospitals. These facilities all
had standby diesel powered electric generators located in the basement
adjacent to the incoming underground electric power service and switchgear.
Supposedly, thereafter, every city and hospital was notified of the
potential risk of locating standby power supplies below grade level where flood
waters can disable generators and swithgear. Storm doors and larger sump pumps
were later added after the recovery.
Only a small segment of New Orleans should ever be rebuilt. There is no way
to provide protection for future flooding unless the city is rebuilt upon the
mother of all gambling casino barges... hmmm !
Richard
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- New Orleans; the aftermath RC Macaulay
- Re: New Orleans; the aftermath Wesley Bruce
- Re: New Orleans; the aftermath Michael T. Huffman
- Re: New Orleans; the aftermath Wesley Bruce
- Re: New Orleans; the aftermath Standing Bear
- Re: New Orleans; the aftermath RC Macaulay
- Re: New Orleans; the aftermath Wesley Bruce
- Re: New Orleans; the aftermath RC Macaulay

