Pipeline Exclusives
As we move into spring of 2021, I want to revisit something I wrote about in a past column because it remains so important today. For that matter, the importance […]
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Please help us welcome the following plumbing industry professionals who recently joined ASPE! Arkansas Chapter Samuel Caleb Calhoun Bethany Megan Orrick Osowiecki Atlanta Chapter Daniel Buckel Jeremy Mark Knowles, PE […]
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First, my apologies for missing some updates. Family and personal health concerns required me to take some time away. I thank our Executive Director/CEO, Billy Smith, FASPE, for being so […]
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Last month, we broke down the meaning of the Registered Professional Engineer and began the discussion of how the engineer interacts with the building official. Let’s continue that discussion by […]
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Considerations for ASTM D2321 standard practice for underground installation of thermoplastic pipe vs. cast iron for sewers and other gravity-flow applications. by Francesca Dunbar and Laura Loziuk Often, when something […]
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Have you been following the lively plumbing design discussions on ASPE Connect? In this new regular feature on ASPE Pipeline, we will highlight current discussion threads that are generating a […]
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Please help us welcome the following plumbing industry professionals who recently joined ASPE! Atlanta Chapter Philip Richard Gee Tiffany Ann Thrasher Baltimore Chapter Howard Moon Boston Chapter Hazem Mohamed Ahmed […]
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ASPE brings a lot of value to its current and future members—especially considering how being an ASPE member can continually assist you in advancing your career while also making you […]
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Not using no-hub fitting restraints can lead to lawsuits and property damage, which ultimately can be more costly than installing a proper restraint system at the get-go. by Jim LeStage […]
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The title of Registered Professional Engineer … what does that really mean? Let us review each of the words that make up the official professional designation. “Registered” is a person […]
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