The foundation also acknowledges the invaluable contributions of outgoing governors Kathleen Almand, PE, FSFPE; Justin Biller, PE, FSFPE; and Bryan Klein.

AABC has announced a new AIA-approved webinar in its TAB Talk series to take place on June 21.

Many K-12 schools rely on gas-powered equipment for their energy needs. As children spend eight or more hours within these spaces, it is crucial to prevent carbon monoxide gas accumulation. 

High-expansion foam fire suppression systems are uncommon, so when one is being installed and tested, it is quite a spectacle. Read on to see how such a system is used to safeguard extremely expensive Army equipment.

The International Plumbing Code and Uniform Plumbing Code are vague when it comes to emergency flushing and disinfection procedures for building water systems.

The awards were presented during the group’s annual worldwide membership meeting held in Maui, May 9-12, 2023.

ASHRAE announced the completion of the first draft of its standard for maintaining healthy indoor air quality (IAQ), with final approval expected in June and publishing anticipated in July.

The announcement follows another recent IMEG merger with Long Island-based Cameron Engineering and expands the firm's footprint in the state of New York to more than 220 team members with full-service capabilities.

According to the Plastics Pipe Institute, the updated AWWA C904-22 contains information for the proper installation of underground PEX potable water service lines that is important and helpful, especially with the growing need for replacing lead pipes.  

The University of Texas, Dallas Engineering and Computer Science West Building highlights the specialty plumbing systems and fixtures within the building by putting engineering systems on display. Read on to discover how engineers designed the MEP systems.