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Do Compact Plumbing Systems Actually Work? — Part 2

Post-construction performance testing at multifamily projects.
July 4, 2022

Pressure losses in the shower can create unhappy tenants. And problems can occur even with proper planning and design. 


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Estimating Water-Based Fire Protection System Demand
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Estimating Water-Based Fire Protection System Demand

The approach outlined here will help fire protection engineers confidently provide water demand assessments in the early stages of a project.
July 4, 2022

Proper hydraulic demand calculations are critical in the early stages of a water-based fire protection project.


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Indoor Ice Rinks: Design Considerations for High-Performance Ice
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Indoor Ice Rinks: Design Considerations for High-Performance Ice

A strategy to reduce convective heat transfer at the ice surface for hard, fast and energy-efficient ice.
July 4, 2022

Maintaining high-quality ice in an indoor ice rink can be challenging. 


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Systems Supporting Forensic Science

A critical piece of the public health infrastructure, these spaces should support the needs of the staff for efficiency and productivity.
July 4, 2022
Lowell Manalo

To be the most effective, forensic science facilities must be customized to fit the communities where they are located. 


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Automation and Autonomy Reduces Cooling Tower Maintenance

Commercial and industrial cooling systems have become even more economical to own and operate.
July 4, 2022

The most efficient method to cool large commercial buildings or industrial process loops has been through water-based cooling systems. 


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The Future is Now

Greening Industrial Processes

Technology for low-energy homes, green cement and green steel is making inroads to decarbonization and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
July 4, 2022
BF Nagy

Early adopters of new technologies are considered visionaries, thinking years ahead of the majority. Mainstream entities fight this technological evolution — especially when it has economic ramifications. 


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FPE Corner

Seismic Requirements on the Move

Following an earthquake event, fire protection systems must work with the expected reactions of the building to stay operational.
July 4, 2022
Victoria B. Valentine, P.E.

While many natural disasters — hurricanes, floods and forest fires — do not directly harm a building’s fire protection systems unless the building falls, earthquakes are different. 


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Code Classroom

Corrosion in the Model Plumbing Codes, Part 2

My recollections of John H. Fitzgerald III, corrosion expert and mentor.
July 4, 2022
Ron George

John H. Fitzgerald III was my mentor and taught me everything I know about corrosion, erosion and how they affect water piping systems. 


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Manufactured in America

Rinnai America opens tankless water heater manufacturing facility in Griffin, Georgia
July 4, 2022
Amalia Deligiannis

Members of the PHCPPROS team travelled to Griffin, Georgia, in April to witness the grand opening of Rinnai America’s new manufacturing site


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IAPMO Promotes D.J. Nunez to Executive Vice President of Field Services

IAPMO Promotes D.J. Nunez to Executive Vice President of Field Services

July 1, 2022
A veteran of 38 years in the plumbing and mechanical industry, Nunez was hired by IAPMO as a field services representative in January 2020 after 19 years with the state of California.
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