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No_Demand7741 t1_jcomuwp wrote

Reply to comment by UrbanGhost114 in Big tech companies are selling their Silicon Valley campuses amid struggle by McFatty7

I would 100% do this at home

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UrbanGhost114 t1_jconb9w wrote

Have fun with not understanding water pressure!

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millertime1419 t1_jcoyrw5 wrote

I’m an engineer who understands water pressure and have no idea what your concern about it is…

Water service is the easiest thing in a building, the pressurized system means you can make vertical bends, use flexible tubing, etc. sanitary is the tricky one since it drains by gravity.

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Hardass_McBadCop t1_jcpc7zj wrote

I'm guessing that he's mostly concerned with, and talking about, skyscrapers where they're so tall that the water pressure can be a problem for the higher floors.

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tiredofmyownself t1_jcpt3n6 wrote

Most of these campuses in the original article do not have any skyscrapers so if the concern is based on that, it’s not really applicable.

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No_Demand7741 t1_jcondck wrote

What?

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UrbanGhost114 t1_jconj8d wrote

Exactly! Water pressure is a gigantic issue.

Also, when your done with that, remind yourself why water and electricity don't go well together.

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No_Demand7741 t1_jconks8 wrote

What the fuck are you talking about

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UrbanGhost114 t1_jconrzf wrote

You would put your plumbing, and electricity under your floor boards, without understanding why they don't do that now?

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No_Demand7741 t1_jcontt0 wrote

They do do that now what the fuck are you talking about

Make a point

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InternetUser007 t1_jcp1e16 wrote

Both water and electricity run through my walls. Do you think they are just mixing around in there together? Lmao.

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