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dr tze has always been a real one

Is the deer lake that’s in Itaska county?

Maybe mention that as water depth increases in a trapezoidal channel velocity also increases. It is a very linear relationship. This is not the case in the 2-stage channel. When water depth increases and flows spill out onto the floodplain (2nd stage) channel velocities actually decrease. This allows the water a longer time to interact with the vegetation, which helps attenuate nitrate-nitrogen, pesticides, herbicides, and capture fine sediments.

Nature is an amazing teacher. Great find. Are there other examples of over-widened ditches?

Quite informative, thanks. I'd also like to hear more about how the floor was done.

Thanks for posting!

Nice job, this is really helpful!

Great introduction including all the steps

Very informative. Thank you

I'm very curious about these experiments. Was a follow up video ever done?

The hold time and pressure cycles vary depending on the soil type and environmental conditions. In general, longer hold times and more pressure cycles can help achieve steady-state conditions. Both can be assessed in real-time in the field and adjustments can be made to subsequent runs to ensure high-quality data.

Excellent Intro! Just a few questions! What is the hold-time? Does it matter what you set as low/high pressure? Does it matter how many pressure cycles you set? Are pressure cycle durations fixed? Or do they depend on run-time?

The roll-on is a primer to ensure a better bond between the OSB and the fully-adhered membrane that serves as the air, water, and vapor control layer. That is followed by the thermal control layers which are staggered at both vertical and horizontal seams. Extruded polystyrene is shown here, but a variety of rigid insulation products can be used. No radiant barrier is used, but that could be an option as long as it doesn't interfere with outbound drying.

So just to understand the paint on is the water barrier, the black paper is the vapor barrier, foam will be the thermal barrier then air space then siding .......does the thermal have aluminum on it for radiant?

Excellent introduction!

Where could I learn more about this type of construction?

Hanging that air barrier looked very difficult and dangerous. Kudos to the guy on the ladder. I wonder if you could apply the air barrier on the ground and just cover the seams with a narrow piece of the air barrier.