David Dexter

“Are Sleeves or Core Drilling Better for the Passage of Process Piping?”

February 1, 2021

The choice must take into consideration the craftsmanship of the installation, convenience, and coordination among the trades. by David Dexter, FNSPE, FASPE, CPD, CPI, LEED BD+C, PE When I first […]

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“Starting the New Year with a New Series on the Professional Engineer’s Perspective”

January 6, 2021

Recently I was asked to begin a new series of articles on the Professional Engineer’s perspective, so with that in mind, this will be my first column on the subject. […]

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“Holding Your Specifications”

December 18, 2020

Specifications are important and an integral part of the project and the legally binding contract documents. by David Dexter, FNSPE, FASPE, CPD, CPI, LEED BD+C, PE As consulting engineers and […]

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“Standards and Design Considerations for Emergency Equipment”

November 30, 2020

Sometimes, as design professionals, we must think outside of the box and develop solutions to problems that are before us but not always obvious or mandated by rules and regulations. […]

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“The Difference Between Professional Engineering, Engineering, and Certifications”

October 13, 2020

The PE has the greater risk in the process, and the public expects nothing short of strict ethical and professional efforts from the registered professional. by David Dexter, FNSPE, FASPE, […]

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“Ethics in Engineering”

September 23, 2020

Using his state’s Code of Ethics for Engineers and Surveyors, the author illustrates how moral behavior can lead to engineering excellence. by David Dexter, FNSPE, FASPE, CPD, CPI, LEED BD+C, […]

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“Alternate or Alternative Engineered Design”

August 13, 2020

Using alternative engineered designs allows for innovative designs and advancements in the construction process. by David Dexter, FNSPE, FASPE, CPD, CPI, LEED BD+C, PE All design documents that require the […]

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“Design Considerations for Potable Water”

July 30, 2020

Today’s engineers and designers must take much into account outside of the normal engineering concerns of load, flow rate, and pressure drop to design systems that protect public health. by […]

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“Managing Legionella Risk in Showers”

July 2, 2020

The author examines the effectiveness of some past and current products to help shower piping drain effectively to reduce Legionella growth. by David Dexter, FNSPE, FASPE, CPD, CPI, LEED BD+C, […]

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