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KAI Engineering Hires Mike Tamagni as Senior Mechanical Engineer 2

KAI Engineering Hires Mike Tamagni as Senior Mechanical Engineer

February 16, 2021
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In his new role, Tamagni will engage with clients to determine the type of mechanical systems needed for their facilities, design HVAC systems, develop design fees for the mechanical design, and provide mentorship to new designers and engineers.
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AGF Manufacturing to Sponsor, Present PHCPPros Webinar: "Corrosion and Freeze Protection in Fire Sprinkler Systems"

AGF Manufacturing to Sponsor, Present PHCPPros Webinar: "Corrosion and Freeze Protection in Fire Sprinkler Systems"

February 10, 2021
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The webinar will take place on April 22 at 1 p.m. CDT.
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Jay Egg and Keith Schue Win 2020 Constellation Prize for Policy Impact

Jay Egg and Keith Schue Win 2020 Constellation Prize for Policy Impact

February 9, 2021
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Their efforts have championed renewable energy, and demonstrably helped move the Empire State Plaza, New York’s center of government in Albany, away from fossil fuel combustion. 
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KAI Engineering Hires Peter McDonnell as Mechanical Engineering Group Leader in St. Louis 2

KAI Engineering Hires Peter McDonnell as Mechanical Engineering Group Leader in St. Louis

February 8, 2021
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McDonnell, who has 37 years of industry experience, is responsible for lead mechanical engineering project design, work planning and staff development in KAI's St. Louis office.
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Precis Engineering Announces New Principals and Manager Promotions 1

Precis Engineering Announces New Principals and Manager Promotions

February 5, 2021
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John Volence, PE, CEM, and Scott Bierwerth, PE, have been named principals, and Todd Rohn, PE, and Vince McGilloway, PE, have been promoted to Mechanical Engineering managers.
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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.
February 1, 2021
Peter Gaydon
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Pump systems play a critical role in keeping our world in motion. However, specifying parties can often overlook opportunities to improve pump system reliability and efficiency.
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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.
February 1, 2021
Christoph Lohr, PE
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The current COVID-19 pandemic has illuminated many weaknesses regarding how we design and construct water systems in our buildings.
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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.
February 1, 2021
Rich Medairos
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The scientific community now has a preliminary grasp of how large a threat the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 poses.
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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.
February 1, 2021
Kevin Freidt
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A thermostatic mixing valve is a workhorse. Used for domestic hot water temperature control, they have been around for decades.
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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.
February 1, 2021
Casey C. Grant, PE
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Pete Prydybasz

Pete Prydybasz

Pete Prydybasz has worked in the HVAC trade for 37 years and in the geothermal trades for 35 years. He is a member of ASHRAE and is on the marketing board for IGSHPA. He is a principle at PsP Consulting – Training and Designs for Geothermal, and is a manufacturer’s representative in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware for BJ Terroni.
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Lindy Gibbons

Lindy Gibbons

Lindy Gibbons, CPD is an Associate Principal and Plumbing/Fire Protection Department Lead for Meyers+ Engineers in San Francisco. After working in New York City and San Francisco for more than 13 years, she has gained experience in almost every market sector, including educational, government, residential and commercial, and in a multitude of geographic locations both in the U.S. and internationally. On the design side, Gibbon's focus is on high-rise mixed use buildings with integrated sustainable solutions. As department head, she is responsible for technical standards, staff training, and quality control. Some of her projects include Rutgers Livingston Business School, Thurgood Marshall U.S. Courthouse, 181 Fremont, and City Center Bishop Ranch. Gibbons graduated with a Bachelor’s in Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology. She also serves as the ASPE Vice President Technical for the SF Chapter.

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Pete DeMarco

Pete DeMarco

Pete DeMarco is the executive vice president of Advocacy and Research for the IAPMO Group. His responsibilities include oversight of IAPMO’s government relations department, water efficiency and green building initiatives, standards development activities, domestic and international plumbing programs, industry outreach programs and development of research projects relating to water efficiency. DeMarco is the founder of the Plumbing Efficiency Research Coalition (PERC), an organization dedicated to conducting research pertaining to plumbing systems in consideration of the emerging trends towards lower water consuming plumbing fixtures and appliances. He is the lead facilitator for the American National Standards Institute’s Energy Efficiency Standardization Coordination Collaborative. Notably, DeMarco also co-chaired the Steering Committee for Water Efficient Products, which helped to foster the development of the U.S. EPA WaterSense program. He currently serves as Chair of the Board of Directors for the Alliance for Water Efficiency (AWE) and previously served on the Board of Directors and on the Executive Committee for the Plumbing Manufacturers International (PMI). You can reach him at pete.demarco@iapmo.org.

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Ralph Kittler

Ralph Kittler

Ralph Kittler, P.E., is vice president of sales at Dehumidified Air Solutions (DAS), Montreal, Quebec. Kittler is the co-founder and former vice president of sales/marketing at Seresco Technologies, an Ottawa-based mechanical dehumidifier manufacturer brand of DAS. Kittler, is an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer and the reviser responsible for Chapter 25 (“Mechanical Dehumidifiers and Related Equipment”) for ASHRAE’s 2012 Systems and Equipment Handbook. Kittler recently created a video that qualifies as a Professional Design Hour (PDH) continuing education credit for HVAC engineers and contractors. The video is based on a publication he authored, Natatorium Design Manual. Both the video and the manual are free and available for download at www.serescotechnologies.com. Kittler can be reached at ralphkittler@dehumidifiedairsolutions.com.
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