T&S Brass and Bronze Works is pleased to announce significant updates in its marketing team with the hiring of Patrick McCurdy and the promotions of Christine Stillinger and David Scelsi.

This week, 10 Laars Heating Systems employees helped the New Hampshire Forest Society clean and maintain one of its trails in Rochester, N.H.

The publication of ASTM B1029 marks another milestone for the growing press industry.

With over 40 years of distinguished experience in mechanical engineering and a comprehensive background in overseeing multimillion-dollar projects, Furst brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the Taco team.

On Aug. 5, the PHCPPros team gathered with company officials and local dignitaries at Watts Water Technologies' corporate headquarters to celebrate the company's 150 years in business.

The winners represent a broad range of plumbing industry professionals, including contractors, wholesalers, engineers, facility managers and more.

The Z1403 standard will update flow rate and flush volume assumptions that have been industry standard since the 1940s and establish IAPMO’s widely adopted Water Demand Calculator as an ANSI/CAN standard.  

Previous sizing practices have routinely overestimated the required capacity of domestic water heating systems, relying on the Modified Hunter’s Curve to determine water systems sizing. Data-driven engineering, however, helps building owners and managers achieve new levels of safety, efficiency and cost/space savings for occupant needs.

Discover how water-efficient toilets can provide cost savings for affordable senior living apartments that can be invested in other parts of the community for lifestyle amenities.

Oversizing a domestic water system can lead to aging water and stagnation, the two biggest factors in waterborne pathogen growth. Yet modern plumbing codes still require or strongly recommend outdated sizing methods such as Hunter’s Curve, doing our building owners a disservice and putting the public at risk.