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Throughout every month, our editors are holding conversations with PHCP leaders on current events, business, leadership, challenges, celebrations and more.
A favorite to the webinar series, Bob 'Hot Rod' Rohr returns to the head-of-the-class to talk mixing valves and their specific and optimal application in hydronic systems.
While the plumbing industry still debates cast-iron soil pipe or PVC, a new, even lower-cost alternative is being introduced on many commercial projects.
Until the 1960s, mechanical engineers and plumbing designers specified hub and spigot cast-iron soil pipe joined with lead and oakum for drain, waste and vent systems in the vast majority of their commercial projects.
Denver Water’s new administration building incorporates a plant-based blackwater system and a rainwater system to conserve potable water.
Denver Water’s new administration building incorporates a plant-based blackwater system and a rainwater system to conserve potable water. Implementing such strategies took water-efficient design to the next leveland did not come without challenges.
Hands-free automatic plumbing fixtures not only improve restroom aesthetics, but also create a safer, more sanitary environment. This is highlighted by the surge in the use of these fixtures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Armed with three COVID-19 shots and a flu shot, I was able to visit different cities once again and review climate solutions for buildings, transportation, microgrids and other power systems.
The American Society of Sanitary Engineering’s (ASSE) 1070 Standard, Performance Requirements for Water Temperature Limiting Devices is an industry standard for a point-of-use or in-line temperature-actuated mixing valve with a maximum temperature limit feature.