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KAI Engineering Hires Peter McDonnell as Mechanical Engineering Group Leader in St. Louis 2

KAI Engineering Hires Peter McDonnell as Mechanical Engineering Group Leader in St. Louis

February 8, 2021
McDonnell, who has 37 years of industry experience, is responsible for lead mechanical engineering project design, work planning and staff development in KAI's St. Louis office.
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Precis Engineering Announces New Principals and Manager Promotions 1

Precis Engineering Announces New Principals and Manager Promotions

February 5, 2021
John Volence, PE, CEM, and Scott Bierwerth, PE, have been named principals, and Todd Rohn, PE, and Vince McGilloway, PE, have been promoted to Mechanical Engineering managers.
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Feature

Pump Selection 101: Understanding Essential Criteria to Maximize Reliability and Efficiency

Pump systems and application needs can vary wildly. Because of the complexity of such systems, proper assessments may be required.
February 1, 2021
Pump systems play a critical role in keeping our world in motion. However, specifying parties can often overlook opportunities to improve pump system reliability and efficiency.
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Feature

Mitigating Legionella Concerns in Vacant Buildings

The closure of office buildings, hotels and other occupancies requires safe closure and reopening protocols for building water systems.
February 1, 2021
The current COVID-19 pandemic has illuminated many weaknesses regarding how we design and construct water systems in our buildings.
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Feature

Healthier Indoor Air Doesn’t Need to Cost More

Hydronic systems allow a designer to decouple the sensible load from outdoor air requirements.
February 1, 2021
The scientific community now has a preliminary grasp of how large a threat the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 poses.
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Feature

When Does Digital Mixing Make Sense?

Scale durability, temperature creep prevention and automatic thermal disinfection are a few reasons to use DMVs to control DHW temps.
February 1, 2021
A thermostatic mixing valve is a workhorse. Used for domestic hot water temperature control, they have been around for decades.
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FPE Corner

Powering Tomorrow with Energy Storage Systems

If the ESS industry wants to see successful broad-scale proliferation, it needs to work with safety professionals to assure future success.
February 1, 2021
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Young Professionals + Integrated Design

A New Perspective on Campus Infrastructure

I hope hearing this story will make us all more thoughtful engineers; people’s lives depend on it.
February 1, 2021
Cory Powers
On Nov. 18, 2020, Froedtert Health, Wisconsin’s largest Level 1 trauma hospital, took its medical air system from one that was at capacity and included code-required redundancy to one with increased capacity, increased redundancy and a level of resiliency that is very impressive
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The Future is Now

Radiant Ceiling Panels and the Move to Low-Carbon Buildings

The technology offers flexibility in design, occupant comfort, quiet operation and energy savings.
February 1, 2021
BF Nagy
In the past few years, a growing segment of construction professionals in North America has led the move into greener buildings.
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Code Classroom

2018 to 2021 Uniform Plumbing Code Changes, Part 1

A summary of significant revisions of the Uniform Plumbing Code to be published in the 2021 edition.
February 1, 2021
Ron George
A summary of significant revisions of the Uniform Plumbing Code to be published in the 2021 edition: dead legs, expansion tanks, drinking water treatment, medical gas, shower temperature control, POU and POE devices.
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