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The Ins and Outs of Liquid Nitrogen System Design

A well-planned LN2 cryogenic storage system is critical to ensure efficient and safe application by adhering to relevant codes and design criteria.
July 1, 2024

LN2 cryogenic storage systems are crucial resources in the health-care, industrial and pharmaceutical sectors. Engineers must adhere to relevant codes and design standards, use appropriate design criteria, and consider delivery truck schedules and outdoor temperatures to ensure safe and reliable liquid nitrogen storage.


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Clean Energy’s Impact on Piping Systems

As the clean energy transition drives increased demand for copper, projects will face heightened susceptibility to market dynamics and force changes in materials the engineers choose.
July 1, 2024

The demand for copper in clean energy projects increases as the amount of copper produced decreases. An alternate piping source is needed: plastic. Greg Swafford explains the copper deficit and walks us through the main considerations when switching piping materials.


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DHW Return Design: Doing It Right and the Risks of Doing It Wrong

As the difficulty in designing and balancing these systems increases with system size and complexity, so does the importance of doing it correctly.
July 1, 2024
Aaron Bock PE

One of the most common plumbing system issues I’m brought into near punch list time or shortly after occupancy is inadequate water temperature at a fixture or in a general area. 


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An Expert Guide to Venting In-Wall Tank Water Closets

ITWCs offer an aesthetically pleasing look, yet innovative techniques and fittings are required to vent and pipe the waste properly.
July 1, 2024
Warren Rosenbrook PE, CPD, FASPE

In-wall water closets include concealed tanks inside the wall, resulting in a clean aesthetic for office, hospitality and other commercial restrooms. Plumbing engineers and designers are responsible for configuring the proper venting and waste removal for these buildings using a variety of fittings and innovative installation techniques.



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Systems Architecture for Zero Net Energy Performance in Multifamily and Office Buildings, Part 2

Ventilation options with best practices for implementing high-mass radiant floor cooling.
July 1, 2024
Albert Wallace

The second part of this series discusses ventilation options, zoning with thermally activated building systems and high-mass radiant floor cooling, the relationship of heat transfer to radiant cooling, and thermal storage with geothermal heat pumps.


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Health and Wellness Center Taps Into Geothermal

The Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians searched for a sustainable energy system to moderate the tribe’s use of natural resources.
July 1, 2024

The Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians have always been good stewards of their community’s environment. It was no different when it came time to replace the HVAC system in their health center with a geothermal system, empowering the tribe to achieve greater energy independence.


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Defeating Snow, Ice and No Parking

A SIM system on the roof of an NYC car dealership provides an unusual automobile storage solution.
July 1, 2024

Hydronic snow and ice melting systems using PEX tubing are ideal for projects with demanding winter requirements. Read on to discover how an NYC car dealership turned its roof into a vehicle storage area.


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Embracing Innovation and Protecting Our Drinking Water

Celebrate National Backflow Prevention Day to raise awareness of backflow damage and honor those who help secure our most precious resource.
July 1, 2024

Backflow prevention is vital for the safety of our potable water supply; the technology stops “undesirable” fluids, such as sewer water or chemicals, from contaminating our drinking water. National Backflow Prevention Day, Aug. 16, raises awareness of the critical issue.


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Kusel Equipment Co.: Celebrating 175 Years

From its humble beginnings as a hardware store, to the manufacture of cheese-making equipment and its expansion into the floor drain sector, this Wisconsin-based manufacturer has certainly created a niche for itself.
July 1, 2024
Amalia Deligiannis

From its humble beginnings as a hardware store, to the manufacture of cheese-making equipment and its expansion into the floor drain sector, this Wisconsin-based manufacturer has certainly created a niche for itself.


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Understanding Protection Requirements for Fire Pump Rooms

Following planning and design best practices can enhance fire pump systems’ reliability, resilience and effectiveness.
July 1, 2024

A building’s fire protection system may require fire pumps and associated equipment. Engineers should follow these planning and design best practices to protect against various risk factors and ensure reliability during emergencies.



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