What is a P.A.C.?

I have a line on a site drawing marked with 4" P.A.C. LINE and 2"P.A.C. LINE.

It goes nowhere and ends nowhere.

Any WAG what is in these lines?

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Typo for "P.V.C" maybe...?

I've heard of A.C. (Asbestos Cement) pipes before, but not P.A.C. pipe, sorry.

Some sort of conduit...? Plated Aluminum Conduit? Premium Asbestos Conduit? Potentially Antagonistic Conduit?

This is a good reminder of why abbreviations should always be listed in the legend...

Portable air conditioner?

There are 182 acronyms in this list for P.A.C...take your pick:

http://www.acronymfinder.com/PAC.html

Typo for "P.V.C" maybe...?

 

I've heard of A.C. (Asbestos Cement) pipes before, but not P.A.C. pipe, sorry.

P.V.C. is clearly marked already on the drawing and with a layer. Being I see no connections (that doesn't mean much though) I was thinking Asbestos Cement, but the P is throwing me off and I'm not sure if 2" was an option. It runs alon with a potable water line and a raw water line.

I have yet to find a drawing with the irrigation system on it and now the maintenance supervisor says he thinks the contractors hand dug a small shallow trench for the buried fiber optic and best he can tell didn't follow the layouts, at least I have start and end points for that.

Portable air conditioner?

 

There are 182 acronyms in this list for P.A.C...take your pick:

http://www.acronymfinder.com/PAC.html

Looking at that page best I see is Powdered Activated Carbon (water treatment), but that should have been a line type. He does have the raw water labeled as 24" Raw Water and no linetype.

Thanks for the input, I may just have to walk the site.

Thanks for all the insight. I got job security now for a couple years.

Why would you simply not ring up on the phone whoever the engineer for the plan was?

Why would you simply not ring up on the phone whoever the engineer for the plan was?

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