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Home » Authors » Lynne Simnick

Lynne Simnick

Lynne Simnick is senior vice president of special projects and code support at IAPMO. For the last 13 years at IAPMO, Simnick has focused on codes and standards development, code support, code research and custom specialty codes for the plumbing and mechanical industry. She has authored numerous technical articles, instructed, assisted local and state jurisdictions to develop custom code publications, and oversaw the implementation of the ANSI process for the Uniform Plumbing Code, Uniform Mechanical Code, Uniform Solar Energy, and Hydronics Code and Uniform Swimming Pool, Spa and Hot Tub Code. Simnick has a bachelor of science degree from the University of Illinois. She can be reached at 909-244-9080 or lynne.simnick@iapmo.org.

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ARTICLES

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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UPC Figure 1 Wet venting
Cracking the Code

Plumbing vent system in multistory building

Conventional UPC Vertical wet venting and IPC air admittance valves.
Lynne Simnick
March 27, 2019

Project: This project is a 12-story high-rise residential building. Each unit has 1 1/2 baths, one kitchen sink, one clothes washer and one laundry.


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