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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.
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Plumbing Engineer
February 2021
Volume: 49
Edition: 2
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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.
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Healthier Indoor Air Doesn’t Need to Cost More
Hydronic systems allow a designer to decouple the sensible load from outdoor air requirements.
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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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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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.
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Geothermal HVAC
Drinking Water Energy: The Time is Now
This and other fluid exchange technologies provide real solutions that play a vital part in converting our building stock over to heat pumps.
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