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Articles Tagged with ''pipes''

Circuit venting problem solved
Cracking the Code

Circuit venting problem solved: Methods, connections and more

Lynne Simnick
April 10, 2019

Why aren’t circuit venting methods accepted in every jurisdiction across the U.S.? Circuit venting is not an engineered design system, nor does it need an engineer’s approval.


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John Siegenthaler: Renewable Heating Design

Different ways to pipe a thermal storage tank

Four-pipe vs. two-pipe.
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John Siegenthaler, P.E.
March 22, 2016

Different ways to pipe a thermal storage tank.


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Back to Basics: Sprinkler Piping Materials

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Julius Ballanco P.E., CPD
May 2, 2008

The most commonly used steel pipe for sprinkler systems is black steel pipe. Copper tubing is another piping material listed for sprinklers in NFPA 13. Also, plastic pipe (namely, CPVC and PEX tubing) is permitted for certain types of sprinkler systems.


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Water Hammer Arresters: Sizing and Placement

May 4, 2005

There have been various methods devised for the sizing of water hammer arresters, creating confusion regarding the proper method to use.


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Tools mounted to hospital wall to vacuum fluids from patients.

Sizing Medical Gas Piping

April 5, 2004

This article will discuss only the methods and criteria required for sizing medical gas piping distribution systems.


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John Siegenthaler: Renewable Heating Design

Determining Flow Rates in Parallel Piping Systems Constructed of Smooth Tubing

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John Siegenthaler, P.E.
September 2, 2003

Parallel distribution piping systems overcome many of the limitations of simple series circuits.


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John Siegenthaler: Renewable Heating Design

10 Things To Avoid When Designing Hydronic Heating Systems

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John Siegenthaler, P.E.
January 7, 2003
John Siegenthaler's been designing hydronic heating systems for 25 years, and he still comes across little nuances that when ignored can bring a system that is 99.9% correctly designed and installed to a virtual standstill.
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