Publicity Is Good For You Jim Olsztynski August 29, 2001 The great mystery is why so few engineering firms take advantage of this opportunity to get something for virtually nothing.Read More
Scald Burn Risk Letters August 17, 2001 Several readers have written in to discuss the article, "Scald Burn Risk and Energy Conservation," from the July issue.Read More
Introduction to a Sprinkler Company August 9, 2001 The inner workings of a fire sprinkler contracting firm is little understood outside the sprinkler industry itself.Read More
Information, Information, Information... John Swaffield June 28, 2001 There remains one area of continued uncertainty in system modeling--the determination of the usage pattern of any system.Read More
Why Owners Don't Get What They Expected June 28, 2001 Here is the first installment of a new PME column featuring guest editorials.Read More
Lottery Fever Jim Olsztynski May 29, 2001 People from all walks of life were buzzing about it when the seven-state "Big Game" lottery jackpot shot up to a record $363 million last year.Read More
Research--Acceptance of a Role for the Theorist John Swaffield April 25, 2001 In plumbing system design, it is necessary to identify the pressures driving innovation and the impediments to innovation.Read More
ByeLaws and Regulations--A Very British Approach John Swaffield February 27, 2001 At last, January 1, 2001--a date welcomed as the day that saw the final and full implementation of the U.K. Water Regulations.Read More
Bug Believers Go Bonkers Jim Olsztynski February 27, 2001 This month’s Letters section includes a couple of scathing epistles taking me to task for my January column on Legionella.Read More