Failure of Blow-In Epoxy Pipe Liners

Prepared by Daniel R. Robles, PE, MBA Originally published: January 2013 Updated: March 2021 Based on the information herein, this professional engineer does not recommend blow-in epoxy liner for any pressurized domestic potable water pipe service unless full verified...

Why Do Aquatherm Pipes Fail?

Domestic water supply applications of Polypropylene (PPR) have been commercialized largely under the Aquatherm trade name and manufactured in Germany.  After a period of reportedly reliable performance in Europe, Aquatherm began to market the product in Australia,...

Artificial Engineering is not Actually Engineering

    Across every engineering discipline—mechanical, civil, electrical, chemical, and beyond—we stand at an inflection point. Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, reshaping the way we design, analyze, and deliver. Yet amidst this progress, one fact remains...
What You Should Know About CPVC Sprinklers

What You Should Know About CPVC Sprinklers

As a property owner, building manager, or real estate professional, understanding your building’s fire sprinkler system is essential for both safety and financial protection. CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) sprinkler pipes have become the standard in many...

AI/ML Engineers in the Loop

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in engineering disciplines has brought about significant advancements, but it also necessitates the involvement of engineers to ensure safety, reliability, and productivity. This article explores specific areas where...