[Raiden]

well, at least Bill finally saw his retarded ass out of this thread. what a fucking wanker.

[Raiden]

hey, both of you ignorant, below-average-IQ mutherfuckers...I'm leaving now to get some work done. Feel free to get the last word in, bitches.

[Oli-dogg]

Feel free to get the last word in, bitches.

Hurry back please Raitard, your skills at self-diagnosis are brilliant:

However, there is only so much retardation the place can stand out of any one user and you're really pushing your limits.

[cLaY]

[reality]Raidumb and Digson Privates should kill themselves[/reality]

[Major Private]

Hows the lawsuit against CF doing, twiggy?

[cLaY]

Hows the lawsuit against CF doing, twiggy?

How's the lawsuit against CF going? Why? Is this your ammo? If I buy you a gun, will you buy the bullets and feed the barrel down your throat like the meaty metro sexual cock you take on Thursday nights at the Parrot Club? You'd be doing yourself a huge favor, I mean really...you're not getting very far, especially when you have to use your avatar as a flash card to remind you what the phrase BODe' means. Get fucked tard.

[TomFoolery]

I laughed for really.
Tell me what you know about dialysis water purification systems Mrs Water Wizard. I've got 5 units to layout for a meeting thursday. How much space should I allow for a reverse osmosis system that handles 12 patients....oh wait that's right your knowledge starts and ends with gunnite and sand filters.

As of 10 years ago you'd need at least 100 square feet on the ground (plus room for the pipes). You may want additional room to store a pallette of water softener bags too. A 12 patient setup will require at least two reverse osmosis filters and a backup or two on-site. If you show me layouts of the dialysis center along with where they plan on installing the filtration system (downstairs vs. upstairs, back room of the center, etc) I can give you a better answer. If this is at a hospital you should find out if they need additional room to store a remote unit also for inpatient dialysis.

[minorthreat]

So, much like your e-lover cLaY, you're prob'ly giving your boss like maybe 2 or 3 solid hours of work for every 8 he's paying you.

Bitch 'gro, just shut the fuck up and go away. Nobody likes your ignorant bullshit, your sports-fan perspective on shit that doesn't matter, your ghetto-boy perspective on politics and economics, or anything about you.

I like Bird33.

[Major Private]

How's the lawsuit against CF going? Why? Is this your ammo? If I buy you a gun, will you buy the bullets and feed the barrel down your throat like the meaty metro sexual cock you take on Thursday nights at the Parrot Club? You'd be doing yourself a huge favor, I mean really...you're not getting very far, especially when you have to use your avatar as a flash card to remind you what the phrase BODe' means. Get fucked tard.

pussy bleeding much?:lool:

[what?]

wow. this is as fucking stupid as Raiden has sounded since the last time the bimmer crew showed up and "got his back". Major Private didn't establish any new personal bests, but he's on top of his game.


Oli - that's at least twice you've used "Rai-tard", we've talked about this. fix your shit, dummy

[minorthreat]

Raiden posted the link to this thread at Ownster for approval.

[Oli-dogg]

Oli - that's at least twice you've used "Rai-tard", we've talked about this. fix your shit, dummy

I don't care for your rules clown, I created that one myself and I'm gonna use it god damn it.

[BIRD33]

Raiden posted the link to this thread at Ownster for approval.

You've got to let the other cowards in on the fun.

[Bill]

As of 10 years ago you'd need at least 100 square feet on the ground (plus room for the pipes). You may want additional room to store a pallette of water softener bags too. A 12 patient setup will require at least two reverse osmosis filters and a backup or two on-site. If you show me layouts of the dialysis center along with where they plan on installing the filtration system (downstairs vs. upstairs, back room of the center, etc) I can give you a better answer. If this is at a hospital you should find out if they need additional room to store a remote unit also for inpatient dialysis.

actually I need ten feet on the service wall plus 80 sf of floor space per each station. the piping will return to an ro room with water softener system, 2 carbon filters, reverse osmosis system, check valve and backflow preventer.
each station gets purified water from the ro room to perform the dialysis.


Thanks for the imput though.

[Bill]

well, at least Bill finally saw his retarded ass out of this thread. what a fucking wanker.

na, just having to have the last word with someone on the internet isn't that important to me.

[BIRD33]

actually I need ten feet on the service wall plus 80 sf of floor space per each station. the piping will return to an ro room with water softener system, 2 carbon filters, reverse osmosis system, check valve and backflow preventer.
each station gets purified water from the ro room to perform the dialysis.


Thanks for the imput though.

Do you use dialysis boxes?

[Bill]

Do you use dialysis boxes?

yes. that's the only way to do it. as far as I know.
something has to govern the flow of blood/diasilayte per individual.

[BIRD33]

yes. that's the only way to do it. as far as I know.
something has to govern the flow of blood/diasilayte per individual.

What kind do you use?

[Bill]

What kind do you use?

fresenius

[BIRD33]

fresenius

Is that the name of the manufacturer?I did a google on it and it just came up with that name as dialysis centers.