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Toxic and corrosive chlorine levels are used to decontaminate water piping in buildings; the industry has no standard specifically for dealing with this subject.
The International Plumbing Code and the Uniform Plumbing Code contain sections addressing flushing and chlorine disinfection of potable water distribution systems. However, no industry standards tell plumbing professionals how to do it.
In his role, Baldwin oversees the design engineering team responsible for engineering processes, product design, and compliance on both domestic and international fronts.
This on-demand course provides an overview of ethics, the importance of ethics to engineers, and the ethical obligations of a fire protection engineer.
Contractors and builders in the province of British Columbia's most populous city now have the option to use IAPMO's Water Demand Calculator for potable water systems.