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2016 ASPE Conference and Expo ready to shine

ASPE’s annual conference and Expo will be held at the Phoenix Convention Center Oct. 28-Nov. 2.

John McNally

October 20, 2016

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It is that time of the (even) year — it is time for the 2016 ASPE Conference and Expo.

ASPE Young Professionals liaison Cory Powers

Well-received ASPE Young Professionals group helps push association forward

Making its mark at ASPE.

John McNally

October 11, 2016

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The ASPE Young Professionals special-interest group has come a long way since its formation four years ago.

Lack of plumbing engineering courses at colleges is a serious problem

Think about a career in plumbing engineering.

John McNally

September 28, 2016

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Many universities that offer an engineering degree program do not specifically teach the plumbing design discipline.

2016 pme Plumbing Engineer of the Year: exp's Eric Knauth, P.E.

Making an early impression in the plumbing engineering world.

John McNally

September 16, 2016

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Young engineer helps shape his firm and the industry through strong leadership.

Climate change and its role in water quality needs to be researched

Just like in the previous few presidential election cycles, climate change will be a hot topic of conversation.

John McNally

August 31, 2016

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Climate change is coming fast and water quality needs to be addressed.

Comprehensive BIM modeling sets the path for mixed-use complex in Miami

The company has worked on and with the Miami Art Museum, the Port Miami Tunnel and the Brickell Heights high-rise condo facility, which is across the street from the City Centre.

John McNally

August 17, 2016

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Larry Maurer and his Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-headquartered HVAC design-build firm Thermal Concepts have been consumed by the Brickell City Centre project since coming on board in 2013.

Comprehensive water infrastructure would save the U.S. billions

In theory, if we as a nation put in the funds to repair our crumbling water infrastructure we could subsidize a top-flight football team.

John McNally

July 25, 2016

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According to an Environmental Protection Agency report, $2.6 billion also is the estimated amount United States utilities lose annually from leaked water.

Wisconsin church achieves optimal efficiencies after boiler replacement

The original four boiler setup was down to two working boilers — one of which was leaking.

John McNally

July 19, 2016

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In the beginning of the project and long after installation was finished, Schulte made it a point to maximize the efficiencies of the Evergreen boilers at Zion Episcopal.