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Effects of Chlorine Dioxide on Hot and Cold Water Distribution Pipe

Study results indicate that the disinfectant can reduce the service life of most plumbing distribution materials to below-normal expected lifetimes.
September 2, 2024
Lance MacNevin PEng

Research from the Plastics Pipe Institute notes that chlorine dioxide is much more aggressive on plumbing distribution systems, even at low levels. Specifiers and designers should use caution when considering its use as a chemical disinfectant to treat water for Legionella or other pathogens. 


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Denver’s Oxford Hotel: Historic Architecture and Modern Hydronic Technology

A new energy-efficient and reliable heating system has impacted the hotel’s operational costs and environmental footprint.
September 2, 2024

The Oxford Hotel in Denver guts its outdated boilers and water heaters in favor of modern technology. Can it keep the hotel’s historic character while also improving total performance and helping achieve sustainability goals?


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Future-Proofing Hospitality Bathrooms

Plumbing material and design considerations for durable, efficient and user-friendly commercial bathrooms.
September 2, 2024

Plumbing material and design considerations for durable, efficient and user-friendly commercial bathrooms help ensure longevity and easy maintenance. 


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YMCA Lowers Environmental Impact

YMCA integrates condensing boiler with co-gen system.
September 2, 2024
Dan Vastyan

A case study on the Waterbury YMCA’s steam boiler replacement and integration of a condensing boiler with co-gen system.


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Beyond the Water Cooler: The Metamorphosis of Workplace Break Rooms

The goal is to shed their clinical demeanor and create inviting havens where colleagues linger, recharge and connect.
September 2, 2024

Today’s office break rooms focus on comfort, relaxation and a sense of community. Plumbing engineers must understand the client and the design teams’ vision as they are paramount to the cohesive design of these spaces.


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First-Class Plumbing Design Elevates New Kansas City International Airport Terminal

Key features include all-gender restrooms with hydro-powered, touch-free faucets; janitor’s closets; caretaker rooms; and pet relief areas.
September 2, 2024
Warren Rosenbrook PE, CPD, FASPE and Allen Evans PE

The new 1.1-million-square-foot terminal at the Kansas City International Airport replaces five-decade-old horseshoe-shaped terminals. Plumbing designers incorporated all-gender restrooms into the space, as well as men’s and women’s facilities. Read on to hear the other innovative ideas Henderson Engineers used.


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The Future Is Now

Water, Entropy and the Future of Energy Management

With unparalleled capacity to store and transfer energy, water can be a viable solution to a sustainable and resilient world
September 2, 2024
John Mullen
Thermal energy networks help buildings communicate with each other in warmth and coolness through piping networks. New columnist John Mullen explains how these shared energy networks use “waste” heat from sewage wastewater, collected stormwater or existing fire suppression systems to use elsewhere in buildings. 


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Collaborative Health Care Design

Best Practices for Using a Pressure-Sustaining Control Valve

Accurate sizing, material compatibility, proper installation, regular maintenance and performance monitoring will optimize overall system performance.
September 2, 2024
John Gregory

Discover the critical role pressure-sustaining control valves play in maintaining stable pressure levels in water distribution and health-care systems. Learn key considerations and best practices for selecting, installing and maintaining these valves to optimize system performance. 


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FPE Corner

Water Mist Fire Suppression Systems: When and Where Are They Most Effective?

They have numerous benefits to justify their use in many applications.
September 2, 2024

Using water mist to protect items from fire consumes less water than traditional fire sprinkler systems. To achieve the small droplet size, however, the system requires a high pressure water supply. Brian O’Connor from the National Fire Protection Association explains these systems and their various applications. 


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Code Classroom

Water Heater Vs. Heat Exchanger and Control Valve, Part 1

Understanding how the heat source and the domestic water flow through the heat exchanger is necessary to design, install and maintain a safe system.
September 2, 2024
Ron George

Ron George explains the importance of understanding plumbing safety and system functionality when a heat exchanger with no storage tank or code-required and approved temperature controls is used for domestic hot water applications.  


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