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Board of Directors
President Steve Ziga, CPD, SET, CFPS hpeGROUP 215-859-2939 [email protected] Technical Vice President Dawn Bishop (856) 628-1308 [email protected] Legislative Vice President Clay Hathaway Furlow Associates 302-798-3515 [email protected] Membership Vice President Matthew Martin James Martin Company 215-669-2076 [email protected] Education Vice President Mike Panco Retired 610-497-4480 [email protected] Treasurer Bill O’Donnell, CPD, FASPE PWI Engineering 215-241-9100 [email protected] Administrative Secretary James Eyrich L&R Associates 267-308-0500 [email protected] Corresponding Secretary & Newsletter Editor David Smith Laporte Consultants 610-804-0069 [email protected] Webmaster Joseph Adams Worth & Company 267-362-1100 [email protected]
We are online at www.AspePhila.org.
COMMITTEES Board of Governors Dave Holst Ernie Rink
Golf Committee Chair Bill O’Donnell, CPD, FASPE PWI Engineering 215-241-9100 [email protected] Product Show Chair Michael Panco Retired 610-497-4480 [email protected]
Affiliate Liaisons Alex Barbieri Barbieri & Kline 215-885-0440 [email protected] ASSE/ASPE Plumbing Design School Chair Mike Panco Furlow Associates 302-798-3515 [email protected] Social Activities Committee Dawn Bishop 856-628-1308 [email protected] (
March Issue Chapters are not authorized to speak for the Society
President’s Message .............. 2
Technical Corner .................. 4
Legislative News .................... 6
Membership News ................. 8
Education Report ................. 10
Speaking Out ....................... 19
Affiliates Corner ................... 23
Last Month’s Attendees ....... 32
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Welcome to Spring In this month’s newsletter:
What this month’s dinner meeting topic is. At April’s Dinner Meeting, we will be hosting this year’s Plumbing School
Graduates. May’s Dinner Meeting will be the election of next year’s Board Members.
Come out and vote. A special notice to ASPE Young Engineers on page 30. ASPE Membership renewal notices are only sent via email. Please verify
National ASPE has your current e-mail address on file by contacting Membership Coordinator Jinnie Yoo ([email protected])
Future newsletter announcement: a family bowling event.
Come join your friends and colleagues.
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Spring is just around the corner. So say good bye to your snow shovels! As another winter ends, so does the two year terms of the current board. The 2014-16 ASPE Philadelphia will be elected / ap-pointed at our May meeting. ASPE is always on the lookout for volunteers to assist the society and local Chapters. No job too small! Someone told me that if
you need help, just ask. If you have an interest in sharing your engineering, organizational, social skills, there is probably a place here where you can pro-vide us a little assistance whole boosting your resume and enhancing your peer network. Please make us aware if you are interested in volunteering!!! Shoot me an e-mail or pick up the phone.
ASPE PHL is also looking for AYE’s who might be interested in attending the Chicago Expo. We are offering a tuition reimbursement for this event for an
AYE. If you are an AYE or know someone who would qualify, please take a look at the application require-ments that are detailed later in the newsletter.
We are ranked 6th in the ASPE nation with 192 members as of February. Thank you for keeping our Chapter ranked among the best!!! We are always looking to improve our membership base, but to do that we need to know what expectations our mem-bers have of the chapters. We are beginning to schedule the programs for 2014-15 and would defi-nitely benefit from your feedback. If you are an engi-neer who would like us to present on a specific sub-ject, please let us know. If you are an affiliate and would like to present or have one of your manufac-turers present on a subject matter (must be done in a non-proprietary way), please let us know. Remem-ber, this is YOUR organization and we can only im-prove it if we know what YOUR needs are!!!
Our next dinner meeting will be held on (Continued on page 28)
Steve Ziga President
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Dinner Meeting Announcement
THURSDAY, March 27th
DINNER TECHNICAL TOPIC
Drum Drips & Low Water Piping Arrangements for Automatic Fire
Sprinkler Systems
Presented by:
Rich Pancoast AGE Manufacturing
LOCATION: Clarion Hotel
76 Industrial Highway Essington, PA
Time: 6 - 8 PM
COST
$25.00 for Members $35.00 for Non-members
PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS BY
MONDAY BEFORE MEETING
FOR RESERVATIONS CONTACT:
Dawn Bishop [email protected]
Meeting qualifies for 1‐Hour Continuing Education Unit (No certificates will be provided)
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!!! Our meeting topic for this month is “Drum Drips & Low Water Piping Arrangements for Automatic Fire Sprinkler Systems” and will be given by Rich Pancoast with AGF Manufac-turing on March 27th. Come out and join your chapter for some dinner, socializing and education!
A thank you goes out to Mike Rivers of Uponor for providing our chapter with the topic of “Commercial Plumbing with PEX” at the February Technical Meeting.
IT IS THAT TIME AGAIN!!! I’m gathering topics for the 2014-2015 Technical Meetings. Please let me know what you would like to learn about by emailing the below address with your idea. What is even better is providing a speaker contact for the topic of interest.
~ Was there a particularly interesting lunch and learn at your company?
~ Were you at another meeting with a great speaker?
~ Are you an engineer that would like to share a specialty or design that you think others could learn from?
*** Check out the upcoming topic list in this newsletter for the rest of the 2013-2014 ASPE Philadelphia Chap-ter’s Technical Meetings! Be sure to reserve your seat for this month’s meeting only by emailing me at this ad-dress [email protected] … Deadline for RSVPs is the Monday before the meeting. We look forward to seeing you there!!!
TECHNICAL CORNER
Dawn Bishop Vice President,
Technical
Show ers-ADA,Commercial, Residential
Electric Tankless Water Heaters
Proceptor Grease Interceptors
Drinking Fountains&Safety Equipment
Drains & Carriers
China Fixtures & Whirlpools
Trench Drains
*Stocked in Philadelphia
Roof Pipe Support Systems
Acid Waste Piping Systems
Wall Hydrants, Brass products
Show ers & Faucets
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LEGISLATIVE NEWS I recently read an article in one of the latest fire protection industry magazines on the issue of domestic water demand with respects to be-ing included with the buildings fire water demand when the water ser-vices are combined. As the article writer notes there is still a literal con-flict in the current NFPA 13 be-tween when a domestic service can be combined with the fire ser-vice, some questions as to what constitutes a domestic demand,
and when is a domestic demand substantial and therefore needs to be part of the hydraulic calcula-tions for the fire demand. According to the article writer most of these issues are being resolved in the 2016 Edition of NFPA 13.
What I have noted is that nowhere in the body of the standard text does NFPA 13 say that domestic and fire service can be combined (with an exception un-der Chapter 22 for special occupancies.) It seems only to imply it in the body of the text and in it’s An-nex A and B that a combined fire and domestic ser-vice is permitted (Annex B shows acceptable ar-rangements for a combined service.) NFPA 13 does
indicate that for a combined service less than 4 inches the domestic demand shall be included in the fire system demand hydraulic calculations. Annex A indicates that for a combined service of 4 inch in size that the domestic demand should be included in the fire demand if it is substantial.
Until the publication of the 2016 Edition of NFPA 13, here are my suggestions to the domestic and fire combined service and demand issues. Unless abso-lutely necessary or you are doing a residential design, specify nothing less than a 6 inch fire service(s) whether combined service or not. If a water de-mand/connection is taken off the fire service for any-thing other than the fire systems consider this a do-mestic demand with respects to analyzing the fire demand. Check with the local authorities (fire mar-shal, water company, etc.) and codes to make sure that a combine service can be used and how it should be arranged. And since it is likely that you will be doing the plumbing design you will know the do-mestic demand, and since you or someone will mostly likely be performing a preliminary hydraulic calculation for the fire demands, including the do-mestic demand to see how it affects the fire de-mand. As always, use your best engineering judg-ment.
Clay Hathaway Vice President,
Legislative
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS1st Quarter review, or
if you didn’t know.
So what have I learned in the first 90 days of 2014? First and fore-most despite the long stormy winter we all had plenty of work to go around. Most offices that I
went into on my daily travels had a nice back log of business, and plenty to keep everyone busy. I personally believe 2014 construc-
tion will be the best of the past 5 years.
The federal “Lead Free” law is now in full effect. Manufacturing has been challenged to keep up with demand for compliance to the law. I think over the course of the next 6 to 9 months we will see supply catch up and level off. Remember this has been a learning experience for all levels of the plumbing in-dustry. Make sure your specifications are up to date, and protect the interest of your client and the public.
Here is a great resource for more information: http://gettheleadoutplumbing.com/
Our Philadelphia ASPE chapter has seen so many new faces this year! Our meetings have been very exciting. Give a warm welcome to our newest mem-bers,
Lawrence DiGiovanni,
James E. Peet
Mark Dumas Cadewell
Vincet Tsong
Daniel John Hallowell
That is just a few new faces that have come out to our meetings over this first quarter of 2014. I look for-ward to seeing everyone at our next meeting on Thursday March 27th. Make sure you say hello!
Matthew Martin Vice President,
Membership
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Hello everyone:
Well not too much to report this month, I am still trying to get this winter over with so I went out and bought another Snow Blower in hopes of this forcing Mother Na-ture to show how stupid a move on my part. Ha Ha!! I picked up the blower on Sunday afternoon and as you know it snowed
through the night into early Monday.
Enough of this and on to something interesting, I am sure you all read Plumbing Engineer, On many occa-sions we all overlook the Industry news and in the February Industry News The Article on Consumer Product Safety Commission reports on a failure of Boiler air pressure switches this is a must read!
Often I read the magazine from front to back, High-lite all items that are important and then file in the
powder room for later reading the adds, sound famil-iar?
Several of the must read articles are by Timothy Al-linson and Ron George, when I finish there article and try to imagine how I would use this in a classroom dis-cussion with our Chapter Plumbing Classes, I strongly recommend that everyone cutout the article and file it under design guides, as many times I have referred to a particular topic and expanded my own knowl-edge for the next project.
Hopefully you follow through and do the same. Our Plumbing Class Committee will be working through the summer on the Fall classes, look for info to be on our website later this summer.
Now on to figuring out my taxes
EDUCATION REPORT
Mike Panco Vice President,
Education
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1360 Elmwood Avenue Cranston, RI 02910 Ph (800) 222-1208 Fax (401) 941-5310 www.leonardvalve.com
Since 1913, Leonard Valve Company has been the quality leader in the manufacture of thermostatic water mixing valves. All Leonard valves are factory preassembled and tested before shipment, and we offer a complete range of products to meet all of your temperature control requirements, including S.3874 (lead free) listed valves.
Leonard Representative: Robert Burns Associates 4009-B Market Street Aston, PA 19014 Ph (610) 497-1722 Fax (610) 497-8722 [email protected]
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SPEAKING OUT High Rise Stuff continued
Continuing with “high-rise” design, we have discussed expansion of typical piping materials. Pipe expansion can move walls, break out pipe sleeves in fire walls, and generally cause havoc to building partitions. In vertical conditions, the transfer of the weight of the pip-ing system from expansion puts weight on building parts that aren’t designed for the loads. Here are a few pipes to compare:
Pipe Material Approximate Expansion inches / 100oF temperature change
Cast Iron…………………………………………….. 0.5”/100 ft.
Steel…………………………………………………….. 0.8”/100 ft.
Stainless Steel…………………………………… 1.1”/100 ft.
Copper………………………………………………….. 1.2”/100 ft.
Fiberglass……………………………………………. 1.25”/100 ft.
PVC Plastic…………………………………………... 3.6”/100 ft.
CPVC Plastic………………………………………… 4.6”/100 ft.
PE & PB Plastics………………………………….. > 9”/100 ft.
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SPEAKING OUT As you can see cast iron, steel, and copper have the lower values for expansion, they’re also good with higher pressures and are widely used in high rise con-struction.
Next we need to consider pressure. If we use the normally accepted values for water pressure, we have to stay in a range between 40 psi and 80 psi. This pressure range gives us a maximum vertical difference of 40 psi X 2.31 ft/psi = 92.3 feet. Now we can divide the vertical building into what-ever number of vertical pressure zones required to reach the height of the building.
Usually we would start dividing the building vertically from the top down. This allows us to maximize the number of floors without using pressure reducing valves (PRV’s). Pressure reducing valves begin the next challenge. There are several we can choose from to maintain safe pressure ranges. The simplest type is spring loaded globe valve that reacts to the down-
stream pressure and opens when pressure falls then closes to maintain the pre-determined maximum pres-sure setting. If there is a significant variation in the flows, two valves may be necessary. A high flow valve and a low flow valve can solve the wide range of flows. If for example you have a toilet room with the poten-tial for 30 gpm flow rate and on the same branch there is a .5 gpm lavatory it will be very difficult for the large valve to maintain constant pressure.
Other pressure reducing valves use pilot lines to sense the down-stream pressure, adjust the valve position and open or close accordingly. More elaborate control valves, generally for high anticipated flows have pilot valves to help the main valve maintain the down-stream pressure. These valves come in many styles and con-figurations. It may be desirable to talk to the manu-facturer or their representative before making a se-lection. (Did I really say that?)
Dave Holst, MPLS in 2014
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Afwall Elongated Toilet Extra Heavy-Duty Commercial Toilet Seat and Selectronic Flush Valve
Murro Wall Hung Sink Pictured with the SelectronicIntegrated Faucet
Allbrook 0.5 GPF Urinal with Selectronic Flush Valve
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Things are getting brighter... Well at least the days have gotten longer!!!
James Martin Company Inc. is proud to spotlight OASIS International. Founded in 1910, OASIS International's products are found in 80 countries around the world, with approximately 13 million water coolers and related products in service today. We de-sign, manufacture and distribute a wide range of environmentally-friendly, sustainable water filtering and dispensing systems for business and home use. It's our mission and our passion to provide durable, high-quality, technologically advanced water deliv-ery and filtration products that provide long-lasting value for our customers. Company Website: www.oasiscoolers.com We look forward to seeing everyone at the next Technical Meeting on Thursday, March, 27th.
Don't forget to reserve a Table Top now for the upcoming Technical Meetings. Opportunities are limited. Please email for more information. Your Philadelphia ASPE Affiliate Liaison, Alex Barbieri [email protected]
AFFILIATES CORNER
THE BAASE COMPANY, INC.
140 RAILROAD DRIVE WARMINSTER, PA 18974-0052
PHONE NO. 215-364-8855 FAX NO. 215-364-3050 WEBSITE: www.baaseco.com
Lowell Musselman Joel Di Giacinto Dorothea Graham Glenn Hall Chad Hayes
AERCO INTERNATIONAL HIGH EFFICIENCY
GAS FIRED WATER HEATERS AND BOILERS INDIRECT FIRED WATER HEATERS PACKAGED STEAM GENERATOR
CHROMALOX HEAT TRACING
FREEZE PROTECTION SNOW MELTING, ROOF & GUTTER DEICING
THRUSH COMPANY INC. INLINE ALL BRONZE PUMPS
PRESSURE BOOSTERS
WEIL PUMP COMPANY SUMP AND SEWAGE PUMPS
FIBERGLASS SUMP & SEWAGE BASINS
CANARIIS CORPORATION PACKAGED PUMPING STATIONS
UL LISTED – MULTIPLE PUMPS – VARIABLE SPEED
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MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVES MECHANICAL PRODUCTS
L & R ASSOCIATES, INC. 2262 North Penn Road, P.O. Box 68, Hatfield, PA 19440
Phone: 267-308-0500 ? Fax: 267-308-0505 NJ & DE: 1-800-523-6810 ? www.landrassocinc.com
Plumbing
Encon Safety Products Evosolar Gastite Jomar Kingspan Lawler Manufacturing Moen Commercial PVI Industries SureSeal
www.enconsafety.comwww.evosolar.us www.gastite.com www.jomar.com www.kingspan.com www.lawlervalve.com www.moencommercial.com www.pvi.com www.thesureseal.com
Safety Equipment Solar Thermal Products Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing (CSST) Ball Valves Solar Thermal Hot Water Thermostatic Mixing Valves Faucets / Flush Valves / Fixtures Water Heaters Inline Floor Drain Trap Sealers
HVAC
Crete-Heat Heat Link Laars Heating Systems Tjernlund
www.crete-heat.com www.heatlinkgroup.com www.laars.com www.tjernlund.com
Radiant Floor Foam Insulation Pex-A tubing for radiant and plumbing applications Hydronic Boilers and Water Heaters Ventilation Products
Other
Flexsure Solar Green Revolution Isimet JJM Boiler Works, Inc.
www.flexsure.net www.startthegreenrevolution.com www.isimet.com www.jjmboilerworks.com
Solar Tubing for Thermal Systems Energy Management Solutions Utility Controllers Condensate Neutralizer Tubes / Tanks
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Thank you to our 2013 Sponsors Trophy Sponsor
SPEAKMAN COMPANY
Corporate Sponsors COPE WARDELL AMMON ASSOCIATES
BJ TERRONI RICH TOMKINS COMPANY
MIKE SNYDER & ASSOCIATES FROET INDUSTRIES
ROCKFORD SEPERATORS HYDRO SERVICE & SUPPLY
LUBRIZOL JAMES MARTIN COMPANY
ZURN L&R ASSOCIATES
UPONOR WORTH & COMPANY
SHERMAN ENGINEERING W&K ENVIRONMENTAL
CLAPP ASSOCIATES ROBERT BROWN ASSOCIATES
MARTIN & SMITH BARBEIRI & KLINE
HIGHLAND TANK & MANUFACTURING ROBERT BURNS ASSOCIATES
ROI MARKETING NIBCO
WILLIAM BETZ COMPANY VICTAULIC
Hole Sponsors WHEATLAND TUBE COMPANY
Chapter Presidents Since Inception:
Steve Ziga 2012-2014 Jerry S. Oflazian 2008-2012 Joseph M. Smaul 2008-2008 R. Paul Silvestre 2004-2008 Bill O'Donnell 2003-2004 Curtis Ray 2000-2003 David Moreno 1998-2000 Bill O’Donnell 1996-1998 Dave Holst 1994-1996 Ernie Rink 1993-1994 Joe Gallucio 1992-1993 Sevanti Jain 1990-1992 Ernie Rink 1988-1990 David Orrell 1986-1988 Thomas Coughlin 1984-1986 Robert Wagman 1982-1984 George Letherbury 1979-1982 Robert Hunter * 1978-1979 *Interim President
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R.D. Bitzer Co., Inc. 776 American Drive Wes-Port Industrial Park Bensalem, PA 19020 Phone (215) 604-6600 Fax: (215) 604-6601 E-Mail – [email protected] Web Site – www.rdbitzer.com
BELL & GOSSETT (www.completewatersystems.com/brands/bell-gossett) Centrifugal Pumps, Heat Transfer Equipment, Hydronic Specialties, Wastewater Pumps and Packages,
Pressure Boosters and Heat Transfer Packages CEMLINE CORPORATION (www.cemline.com) Unfired Water Heaters, Clean Steam Generators, Electric Water Heaters, Storage Tanks
DANFOSS / GRAHAM (www.namc.danfoss.com) Variable Speed Drives, Soft Starters DOMESTIC PUMP (www.completewatersystems.com/brands/domestic-pump) Condensate Handling Equipment, Boiler Feed Units, Industrial & Clinical Vacuum Pumps FLEX HOSE (www.flexhose.com) Pump Connectors, Expansion Joints, Expansion Loops G & L PUMPS – GOULDS (www.completewatersystems.com/brands/goulds/)
Centrifugal Pumps, Stainless Steel Pumps, Multistage Pumps, High Pressure Pumps HOFFMAN SPECIALTY (www. completewatersystems.com/brands/hoffman-specialty) Vents, Traps, Strainers, Condensate Pumps, Temperature Regulators, Tempering Valves MARLEY-SPX COOLING TECHNOLOGIES CO. (www.spxcooling.com) Cooling Towers: Wood, Steel & Fiberglass. Packaged & Field Erected, Parts and Repairs McDONNELL & MILLER (www. completewatersystems.com/brands/mcdonnell-miller)
Boiler Safety Controls, Pressure Relief Valves, Flow Switches, Liquid Level Controls NY Thermal-NTI (www.nythermal.com)
High Efficiency Boilers, Water Heaters, Furnaces, Solar Thermal
PEP FILTERS (www.pepfilters.com) Water Filtration Systems
WATTS RADIANT (www.wattsradiant.com)
Hydronic and Electric Radiant Floor Heating & Snow Melting WESSELS TANK (www.westank.com)
Stock and Custom Fabrication ASME Code Storage Tanks
WINTERS INSTRUMENTS (www.winters.com) Pressure Gauges, Thermometers R.D. Bitzer Co., Inc. 776 American Drive Wes-Port Industrial Park Bensalem, PA 19020
Phone (215) 604-6600 Fax: (215) 604-6601 E-Mail – [email protected] Web Site – www.rdbitzer.com
R. D. BITZER CO., INC.
PUMPS, CONTROLS, HEATING/COOLING SPECIALTIES, HEAT EXCHANGERS, PLUMBING PRODUCTS
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE March 27th at the Clarion Hotel at 6pm. We are working to improve the menu and timing of the evening. So please pardon us for some food preparation issues from last month’s meeting. We are also looking to enhance the menu a little. Your feedback has been heard!
This month’s dinner presentation subject will be “Drum Drips & Low Water Piping Arrangements for Automatic Fire Sprinkler Systems” presented by AGF Manufacturing. We hope to see you there!
May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind always be at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face, and rains fall soft upon your fields.
And until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of His hand.
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IN ATTENDANCE AT FEBRUARY’S DINNER MEETING
Al Camagna
Alan Cohen
Ken Diamigo
Larry DiGiovanni
Dan Evans
Sean Evans
Jim Eyrich
Bruce Falkenstein
Ken Falkowski
Joe Hanoufa
Dave Holst
Jeff Hornberger
Bill Klock
Dave Lazear
Matt Martin
Riaus Mike
Wynton Moore
Patrick Mullen
Don Nowicke
Bill O'Donnell
Mike Panco
Bob Radford
Ernie Rink
Patrick Shovlin
Dave Smith
Mike Snyder
Dave Steele
Chas Tevis
Bob Van Etten
Mitch Weiss
John Zambito
ASPE 2013-14 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS March 27, 2014 Dinner Meeting Drum Drips & Low Water Piping for Automatic Fire Sprinkler
Systems (AGF Manufacturing) April 24, 2014 Dinner Meeting Safety First! How to specify Emergency Showers & Eye-
washes (Guardian Equipment) May 22, 2014 Dinner Meeting: Sprinklers (Victaulic)
June 2014 Special Meeting: To be announced
COME AND JOIN YOUR COLLEAGUES
IN March!