You ask why. Because truth is often stranger than fiction. Once the
fallacy of their substantiation is highlighted, a rational evaluation
usually prevails.
Roland
On Jul 13, 2011, at 6:00 AM, Bill Brooks wrote:
Of course the Annex is not the body as the TC already knows, and of
course
this is a pretty minor point, but fixing this, even as a change to the
Annex, is not that complex. And why, if this is how the TC
rationalizes
their opinion, would they address this topic in relation to location
of the
piping with respect to the foundation? I generally use the "one
joint"
rule which would limit the amount of underground piping to less than
one
length and thereby limiting the height of the flange above the floor
(just
as is shown in A.10.6.5), but I have seen multiple pieces of ductile
inside
as well.
Bill Brooks
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