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Study: 14% Of U.S. Cities Require Green Building Standards

July 3, 2008
According to the recent American Institute of Architects study, “Local Leaders in Sustainability,” 14 percent of U.S. cities with populations of more than 50,000 have green building programs, and many more are about to follow suit.
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GA County: No Water Without Low-Flow Fixtures

June 18, 2008
A DeKalb county ordinance mandates the installation of water-conserving fixtures before new homeowners can obtain municipal water.
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State Seeks Rules To Keep Drinking Water Out Of Toilets

June 5, 2008
The Oregon state plumbing board will meet to discuss new rules that would allow reuse of greywater in homes.
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10 Ways Your Showroom Can Be More Profitable

July 9, 2005

Showrooms 101


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Getting Hot Water in a Commercial Kitchen

June 3, 2005
In order to take full advantage of the more sophisticated cleaning and sanitizing equipment available, a commercial kitchen must have plenty of hot water.
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Commercial Kitchen Plumbing

June 4, 2004

The design of the plumbing systems in a commercial kitchen is almost as complex as a hospital, but without the critical life support systems.


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New Pipe Joining Methods

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Julius Ballanco P.E., CPD
May 1, 2004

Over the past few years, there have been a number of new pipe joining methods that have either been introduced or accepted by the Plumbing Code. Virtually every plumbing piping material has seen the introduction of new joining methods.


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Plumbing the Commercial Kitchen

June 28, 2003

The construction of a commercial kitchen is one of the most critical links in the efficient operation of a restaurant or food service facility-especially the plumbing system.


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Don't Over Tighten

May 2, 2002

Red White Valve technical adviser Mark Stanhke examines why valves can fail in residential applications.


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Pressure-Assist Technology: How It Works, Where It's Used

October 30, 2001
Over the past 20 years, pressure-assist technology, based on pressure flushing technology, has been used in tank-type toilets in commercial, residential and institutional facilities.
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