yeah i guess...Tramsarran wrote:In my opinion, Awesome Aquifer is great because all that studying and pratice isn't in vain because of the fact that we have to present our model to the judges. We get to "show off" how good we are. Anyone else feels this way? Awesome Aquifer is Awesome.
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Awesome aquifers is a very epic event. Can anyone help me out with rule clarification? Are we allowed to bring wells with pre-attached well screens?
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I would guess you would be able to do just that. I think the rules say that you need to build/assemble the aquifer on site, not the aquifer parts.
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Our proctors didn't check our boxes at all, so I don't think that would be an issue. Just curious, what are you using for your well/well screen?123frog wrote:Awesome aquifers is a very epic event. Can anyone help me out with rule clarification? Are we allowed to bring wells with pre-attached well screens?
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Maybe some sort of powdered drink mix like Kool Aid. Fine-grain salt might work or salt water if you can filter out the salt with a coffee filter or some other form of filter. How about soda?Epicfail wrote:Since we can't get activated charcoal, instead of food coloring what should we use for contamination (we dont have beads)?
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We are using very tiny wire mesh screens, that are small enough to not let sand pass through. I'm not sure where my partner found the stuff but it really helpsFueL wrote:Our proctors didn't check our boxes at all, so I don't think that would be an issue. Just curious, what are you using for your well/well screen?123frog wrote:Awesome aquifers is a very epic event. Can anyone help me out with rule clarification? Are we allowed to bring wells with pre-attached well screens?
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Oh sorry I only saw well screen not well, For our well we have really thin and rigid plastic tubing.FueL wrote:Our proctors didn't check our boxes at all, so I don't think that would be an issue. Just curious, what are you using for your well/well screen?123frog wrote:Awesome aquifers is a very epic event. Can anyone help me out with rule clarification? Are we allowed to bring wells with pre-attached well screens?
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has anyone had to demonstrate artesian well pressure? It seems kind of hard to, but it's possible.
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