Pipeline Exclusives
I love the weather in San Diego—don’t you? Well, if you’ve never been to San Diego or experienced the weather of which I’m speaking, come join your peers for the […]
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Recently on the ASPE Connect Open Forum, Andrew Saggese, a Mechanical Engineer with Emtec Consulting Engineers in Ronkonkoma, New York, said that he gets conflicting information from plumbing contractors about […]
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The 2021 ASPE Tech Symposium is right around the corner. After 18 months of minimal travel, I am pretty excited to go to San Diego. I know many Chapters have […]
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Part 1: How a process piping designer discovered that plumbing engineering can be…wait for it…fun. by Anthony J. Curiale, CPD, LEED AP, FASPE I began writing this article about 10 […]
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Learn how you can team up with like-minded individuals to develop the greatest update to pipe-sizing methodology in 80 years. by Christoph Lohr, PE, CPD Plumbing engineers and designers have […]
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Please help us welcome the following plumbing industry professionals who recently joined ASPE or changed Chapter affiliation. Alabama Chapter Fikir Solomon Bekele, LEED AP Andreas Rudolf Haun, PE Jacob Henry […]
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Design is the process of taking an action to meet specific requirements in our effort to provide a complete system. Regardless of the size of any given project, it consists […]
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Stephen Lucich, PE, CPD, an Engineer with Colvin Engineering Associates in Salt Lake City, is working on a retrofit project to renovate an existing space into a commercial kitchen. Due […]
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Following my recent theme for my “From the Executive’s Desk” column, which is to focus on different areas of specific benefits to being an ASPE member, this column will be […]
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To keep projects on time, on budget, and protected, the engineer needs the right balance of quality and value. by Jim LeStage As the big-picture thinkers of any project, plumbing […]
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