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Aaron Bock, P.E., is a licensed senior project plumbing engineer at ERDMAN and has designed more than 300 healthcare projects since 2007. He holds a Certification in Plumbing Design (CPD) from the American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE). He also serves as the vice president-technical for the Wisconsin chapter of ASPE.
Implementing a water management program is probably the most daunting and crucial task of ASHRAE 188. Fortunately, there is a formulaic process for doing so, illustrated below.
Most plumbing engineers involved in healthcare design who I’ve talked to have said their foremost design concern is waterborne bacterial control in general, and legionella in particular.
