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March 2012
American Society of Plumbing Engineers
A Non-Profit Corporation • Chapters Are Not Authorized To Speak For The Society. • St. Louis Chapter • www.aspe-stl.com
Volume 36, Issue 8
President’s Report
By: R. Dennis Callahan
Well; where did the time go? Here it is almost March, St. Paddy’s day is near and spring is normally around the corner but since we really haven’t had a winter this year, it could get interesting, at least weather-wise, for the next month and a half. Thanks to everyone who attended the February Luncheon meeting, we had another great turnout. Mr. Mark Girgenti from Burt Process Equipment gave a very informative presentation on Rainwater Reclamation. It is with sincere regret that the Board has accepted Eric Rogers resignation as the V.P. Technical of the St. Louis Chapter of ASPE for professional and personal reasons, effective immediately. We thank him for serving on our Board for the past 21/2 years and hope to see him at future meetings. Paul Hellickson has volunteered to move up into the VP Technical Board position as of June of this year and will finish Eric’s term of office. I will be writing the newsletter Technical reports for the rest of the 2011-2012 year. Randy Kleinheider has volunteered to fill Paul’s old position as VP Legislative starting in June of this year and will finish Paul’s term of office. It was brought up to my attention at last month’s meeting that many of you have not been receiving your CEU’s, PEU’s and PDH’s for attending our meetings. The Board is working on this and we will begin issuing the certificates as soon as possible. The 2012 ASPE Convention and EPE will be held in Charlotte, North Carolina from th st October 27 to the 31 . As an incentive to our members the board has decided to send one of our members as a delegate and reimburse that person for their registration, airfare and lodging. We will select that member based on how many general chapter meetings they attend from January thru May of 2012. We will then pick from the ones who have attended the most meetings. ASPE Illustrated Plumbing Codes Design Handbooks. Please remember to register at the sign in table before each meeting for your chance to win one of four copies of this book. The 2012 Certified in Plumbing Design (CPD) exam will be held on Thursday April 19 th th and Friday April 20 with registration already opened. You will have until March 19 to complete the registration process so just go to ASPE.org for more details or contact Stacey A. Kidd with any questions that you may have. Also, ASPE as a supplement to your studies for the exam is rebroadcasting the four-part CPD review webinar series. If you purchase the entire series by March 29, you will receive a free copy of the CPD Review Manual (a $50 member value). Participants will be able to interact with the presenter through a dedicated blog site.
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President DENNIS CALLAHAN c/o Murphy Company 1233 North Price Rd. St. Louis, MO 63132-2303 Office (314) 692-1572 Fax (314) 692-1584 [email protected] Vice President Technical DENNIS CALLAHAN c/o Murphy Company 1233 North Price Rd. St. Louis, MO 63132-2303 Office (314) 692-1572 Fax (314) 692-1584 [email protected] Vice President Legislative PAUL HELLICKSON c/o McClure Engineering 4545 Oleatha Avenue St. Louis, MO 63116 Office (314) 645-6232 Fax (314) 645-4128 [email protected] Vice President Membership MIKE TODD c/o Behrman Company 4173 Hoffmeister Avenue St. Louis, MO 63125-2296 Office (314) 631-4400 Fax (314) 638-5609 [email protected] Treasurer KEVIN PATE c/o Gateway Representatives 572 Leffingwell Avenue St. Louis, MO 63122 Office (314) 835-1818 Fax (314) 835-1888 [email protected] Administrative Secretary DON SULLIVAN c/o J.W. Sullivan Company 628 Waterford View Court Ballwin, MO 63021 Office (636) 386-6800 Fax: (636) 386-6801 [email protected] Corresponding Secretary /Newsletter Editor MIKE GIANINO c/o Wholesale Plumbing Supply 2080 Exchange Blvd. St. Charles, Mo. 63303 636-916-4430 Fax 636-916-4420 [email protected]
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ASPE was organized to serve as a medium in the solution of professional problems pertaining to plumbing engineering as it affects the profession, community and the general public. Advance the general scientific interests of the plumbing engineering profession and to inculcate the desire of scientific achievement in the field among the members of the Association. Bring about greater cooperation and understanding between the members of the association and plumbing officials, contractors, journeymen and the general public
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VP Technical Report
By: R. Dennis Callahan
Our speaker last month was Mark Girgenti, lead sales and design engineer from Burt Process Equipment, speaking on Rainwater Reclamation. Some of the highlights are as follows: Why recycle Rainwater? 99.7% of existing water is locked in oceans, ice and the atmosphere. Due to the increasing demand and decreasing supply of accessible water sources, many traditional methods are becoming increasingly impractical (wells, desalination, etc.). Harvesting rainwater is cost-effective and energy-efficient. We recycle for use primarily in non-potable water demands with some potable applications (depending upon location). Non-Potable Demands Include: Building washing/power washing, cooling towers, fire suppression, household cleaning, laundry washing, pool/pond filling, toilet flushing and vehicle washing. Potable Demands Include: Drinking water, cooking, bathing and dish washing. The Anatomy of the Rainwater Harvesting Process: Catchment surface (roof, parking lot, natural pond). Conveyance = (gutters, downspouts and vortex filtration). Storage = (Cistern). Treatment systems = Filtration, sanitization and clean water storage, booster pump distribution and additional treatment based on water source. Sizing Calculations: Supply (in gallons) = feet of rainfall x .62 x catchment area (walls) are multiplied by 0.5. In addition to the above, the supply is multiplied by any losses due to catchment surface filtration. Common Roof Treatment Includes: First flush devices, gutter guards, and siphonic water filters. Determining the Amount of Rain Fall Available: Use at least 7 Plus years of monthly data to determine your rainwater density. A good reference is: www.worldclimate.com. Common Materials of the Cistern Include: Thermoplastics (best for indoor use), fiberglass (best for underground burial), concrete and metal (not
MEMBER Nadia Shifrin Dan Donahue Jeff Grass Kevin Griesemer P.E. Ken Hancock CPD Steve Heitert Allan Mueller Bill McKanna Jr., CPD Joe Povis Kevin Pate David Fichtenmayer Nick Hipp
Since 2011 1995 2006 1995 2000 2006 2006 1980 2009 2001 2011 2011
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VP Legislative Report
By: Paul Hellickson
First things first. I want to publically thank my friend and colleague Eric Rogers for his dedication to this local chapter and to ASPE national. As one of the board members, Eric believed that this Society was about its members and he pushed every day to make it something that would be a benefit to all of us and to do his part in making this an organization that people could respect and trust. I wish him well in his future endeavors. The International Code Council is looking for public comments and proposals on Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities. The ICC (ASC A117) Consensus Committee on Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities will be developing the next edition of the ICC A117.1 standard. If you have suggested revisions or additions to the ICC A117.1-09 standard, go to: http://www.iccsafe.org/cs/standards/A117/Pages/default.aspx Online registration is open for the ICC’s Group A Code Development Hearings, April 28-May 6 in Dallas. Hearing participants will consider proposed code changes to the International Building, Fuel Gas, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Private Sewage Disposal Codes. If interested in attending please send me an email - [email protected]
Looking for the inside track on the recent changes to the 2012 ICC Codes? The ICC has put together a youtube video sharing some of these changes. Visit the link for more information. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAhAKHouDNs&noredirect=1
Sponsors! Be Sure To Send Your NEW Business Card To: [email protected] or [email protected]
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March 6th At The Engineers Club
Richard Asaturian, CPD Dwaine Bagby, CPD Richard Barr Michael Costello Richard Knode Kelly Sulwer Steve Harting Bruce McCain
VP Membership
By Mike Todd
With the Spring like weather outside, I know everyone is itching to hit the links. Our annual golf tournament is only 3 months away. I hope that everyone is planning their teams. It was mentioned at the last meeting that data books were sent out. Please let me know if you did not receive yours or if you have any issues with it. Please remember that any potential members may attend next month meeting and enjoy a great lunch for free!! Please invite your colleagues to the next meeting. I ask again, if there is anything we can do to make this a better organization for you please let us know.
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recommended) and wood (best for outside use and small applications).
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Cistern Sizing: Two thoughts; Minimum size (for the volume to equal a two day supply of daily water requirements) and maximum size (sized for the volume of water required to meet the water requirements over the longest drought period). If you undersize the system, it will lead to waste of collected rainfall and more city water use. Over sizing leads to stagnation and increased project cost. Water Demand Sizing: The majority of non-residential rainwater systems are designed to feed three main non-potable water demands; flushing fixtures, irrigation and cooling towers. Using rainwater for industrial use, lab use and especially cooling towers can be difficult. Generally speaking, these water demands will use water volumes in excess of what can be collected with rainwater in addition to other reclaimed water sources. Mark ended his presentation by answering some questions and received a nice round of applause. We had planned on having a factory tour for our March meeting but with everything else going on this past month, we were not able to agree on a specific date. So, the upcoming Tuesday March 6, 2012 meeting will be on Condensing Hot Water Heaters. Our retired Past President Mr. Don Behrmann P. E. has graciously offered to present this program to our members on such a short notice. Our April 3, 2012 meeting will be on “Hydro Mechanical versus gravity grease interceptors” and will be presented by Rand Ackroyd the Executive Director of the Plumbing and Drainage Institute. Eric and I attended his presentation at the 2011 symposium in Orlando and it was very informative, please plan on attending this outstanding program. If anyone has some suggestions for future programs, please contact me or any of our board members.
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On a national note; ASPE has announced that as of the March issue, Plumbing Engineer Magazine will now be the official publication of ASPE. ASPE has also mentioned that the Continuing Education from PS&D will be continued at ASPE.org. Starting in March, the continuing education quizzes formerly published in PS&D will be re-launched at ASPE.Org as “Read, Learn, and Earn”. All of the benefits of obtaining quick CEU’s via a 12-question multiple-choice quiz will still be available. More details can be found in the “ASPE Report” section of the March Plumbing Engineer, which all ASPE members will receive for free as a member benefit. Our next meeting is March 6th at the Engineers Club. Hope to see you all then. Please remember to RSVP to Mike Todd, and bring a friend along!
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ASPE General Meeting Dates for 2012 March 6th, 2012
Speaker: Don Behrmann; Topic: Condensing Hot Water Heaters
April 3rd 2012 Topic: Hydro Mechanical Versus Gravity Grease Interceptors Speaker: Rand Ackroyd, Executive Director of the Plumbing and Drainage Institute May 1st 2012 Speaker: TBD LUNCH MEETING SCHEDULE: 11:30AM Networking - 12:00PM Introductions/ASPE Business 12:15PM Lunch - 1:00PM Meeting Adjourned NOTICE: Affirmative response or self registration prior to meeting is considered a positive reservation for food and attendance. Should a NO SHOW occur, you will be billed for the dinner. Location Engineers Club of St Louis 4359 Lindell Boulevard St Louis Mo 63108 314-533-9333
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THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING YOUR ORGANIZATION THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE ATTENDED LAST MONTHS LUNCH MEETING
Bill McKanna Bob Hastings Bob Luce Craig Canatsey Dan Goellner Dennis Callahan Don Behrmann Don Sullivan George Paubel J W Mackey J.J. Nagel Jeff Kuehn John Benz John Fischer John Muschong Kelly Dedeke Kelly Sulwer Ken Hancock Kevin Pate Mark Carnoali Mark Lukens Melanie Holden Matt McWay Matt Power Michael Sass Mike Costello Mike Gianino Mike Haenel Mike Todd Pete Serve Phil Pate Randy Kleinheider Ray Kleinsorge Ray Swafford Robert Thomason Ron Jansen Sean Miller Steve Heitert Steve Rosen Murphy Company IPEG Comfort Sales Specialty Sales Viega Murphy Company Behrmann Company J.W. Sullivan Kyhl Plumbing Jarrell Contracting Mead O'Brien Kuhlmann Design Group Dworkin Company St Louis County 314-607-9078 Kuhlman Design Group KDG IPEG Kuhlman Design Group KDG Gateway Representatives McQueeny Lock Ross & Baruzzini National Sales Co. W T Leonard Nibco Spears Mfg American Sales Wholesale Plumbing Supply Jarrell Contracting Midwest Machine Echelmeier Gateway Representatives Henneman Engineering New Ground Atlas Albert Arno Mead O'Brien Echelmeier Armstrong International Schaefer Water/Culligan Jackpot Drawing Jeff Butcher Ben Brooks Rick Bradbury None Were Present to Win
50/50 Drawing George Paubel Jack Fischer Craig Canatsey Attendance Prizes Jack Fischer Mike Haenel Bill McKanna Ray Kleinsorge
$7.00 $7.00 $7.00
Gift Card Gift Card Gift Card Gift Card
NEWSLETTER / WEB PAGE SPONSORSHIP
You can now be an ASPE sponsor in two ways, Newsletter or Web Page. Display your business card for the following prices. Newsletter - $75.00 per year Web Page - $75.00 per year Newsletter & Web Page - $125.00 per year Sponsor the A.S.P.E. Newsletter!
1/4 page ad - $100.00 per month, $450.00 per year 1/2 page ad - $125.00 per month, $550.00 per year Full page ad - $150.00 per month, $650.00 per year Help Wanted Ads - $100.00 for a 3 month ad.
American Society of Plumbing Engineers
A Non-Profit Corporation • Chapters Are Not Authorized To Speak For The Society. • St. Louis Chapter • www.aspe-stl.com
Volume 36, Issue 8
President’s Report
By: R. Dennis Callahan
Well; where did the time go? Here it is almost March, St. Paddy’s day is near and spring is normally around the corner but since we really haven’t had a winter this year, it could get interesting, at least weather-wise, for the next month and a half. Thanks to everyone who attended the February Luncheon meeting, we had another great turnout. Mr. Mark Girgenti from Burt Process Equipment gave a very informative presentation on Rainwater Reclamation. It is with sincere regret that the Board has accepted Eric Rogers resignation as the V.P. Technical of the St. Louis Chapter of ASPE for professional and personal reasons, effective immediately. We thank him for serving on our Board for the past 21/2 years and hope to see him at future meetings. Paul Hellickson has volunteered to move up into the VP Technical Board position as of June of this year and will finish Eric’s term of office. I will be writing the newsletter Technical reports for the rest of the 2011-2012 year. Randy Kleinheider has volunteered to fill Paul’s old position as VP Legislative starting in June of this year and will finish Paul’s term of office. It was brought up to my attention at last month’s meeting that many of you have not been receiving your CEU’s, PEU’s and PDH’s for attending our meetings. The Board is working on this and we will begin issuing the certificates as soon as possible. The 2012 ASPE Convention and EPE will be held in Charlotte, North Carolina from th st October 27 to the 31 . As an incentive to our members the board has decided to send one of our members as a delegate and reimburse that person for their registration, airfare and lodging. We will select that member based on how many general chapter meetings they attend from January thru May of 2012. We will then pick from the ones who have attended the most meetings. ASPE Illustrated Plumbing Codes Design Handbooks. Please remember to register at the sign in table before each meeting for your chance to win one of four copies of this book. The 2012 Certified in Plumbing Design (CPD) exam will be held on Thursday April 19 th th and Friday April 20 with registration already opened. You will have until March 19 to complete the registration process so just go to ASPE.org for more details or contact Stacey A. Kidd with any questions that you may have. Also, ASPE as a supplement to your studies for the exam is rebroadcasting the four-part CPD review webinar series. If you purchase the entire series by March 29, you will receive a free copy of the CPD Review Manual (a $50 member value). Participants will be able to interact with the presenter through a dedicated blog site.
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President DENNIS CALLAHAN c/o Murphy Company 1233 North Price Rd. St. Louis, MO 63132-2303 Office (314) 692-1572 Fax (314) 692-1584 [email protected] Vice President Technical DENNIS CALLAHAN c/o Murphy Company 1233 North Price Rd. St. Louis, MO 63132-2303 Office (314) 692-1572 Fax (314) 692-1584 [email protected] Vice President Legislative PAUL HELLICKSON c/o McClure Engineering 4545 Oleatha Avenue St. Louis, MO 63116 Office (314) 645-6232 Fax (314) 645-4128 [email protected] Vice President Membership MIKE TODD c/o Behrman Company 4173 Hoffmeister Avenue St. Louis, MO 63125-2296 Office (314) 631-4400 Fax (314) 638-5609 [email protected] Treasurer KEVIN PATE c/o Gateway Representatives 572 Leffingwell Avenue St. Louis, MO 63122 Office (314) 835-1818 Fax (314) 835-1888 [email protected] Administrative Secretary DON SULLIVAN c/o J.W. Sullivan Company 628 Waterford View Court Ballwin, MO 63021 Office (636) 386-6800 Fax: (636) 386-6801 [email protected] Corresponding Secretary /Newsletter Editor MIKE GIANINO c/o Wholesale Plumbing Supply 2080 Exchange Blvd. St. Charles, Mo. 63303 636-916-4430 Fax 636-916-4420 [email protected]
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ASPE was organized to serve as a medium in the solution of professional problems pertaining to plumbing engineering as it affects the profession, community and the general public. Advance the general scientific interests of the plumbing engineering profession and to inculcate the desire of scientific achievement in the field among the members of the Association. Bring about greater cooperation and understanding between the members of the association and plumbing officials, contractors, journeymen and the general public
ASPE-stl.com
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VP Technical Report
By: R. Dennis Callahan
Our speaker last month was Mark Girgenti, lead sales and design engineer from Burt Process Equipment, speaking on Rainwater Reclamation. Some of the highlights are as follows: Why recycle Rainwater? 99.7% of existing water is locked in oceans, ice and the atmosphere. Due to the increasing demand and decreasing supply of accessible water sources, many traditional methods are becoming increasingly impractical (wells, desalination, etc.). Harvesting rainwater is cost-effective and energy-efficient. We recycle for use primarily in non-potable water demands with some potable applications (depending upon location). Non-Potable Demands Include: Building washing/power washing, cooling towers, fire suppression, household cleaning, laundry washing, pool/pond filling, toilet flushing and vehicle washing. Potable Demands Include: Drinking water, cooking, bathing and dish washing. The Anatomy of the Rainwater Harvesting Process: Catchment surface (roof, parking lot, natural pond). Conveyance = (gutters, downspouts and vortex filtration). Storage = (Cistern). Treatment systems = Filtration, sanitization and clean water storage, booster pump distribution and additional treatment based on water source. Sizing Calculations: Supply (in gallons) = feet of rainfall x .62 x catchment area (walls) are multiplied by 0.5. In addition to the above, the supply is multiplied by any losses due to catchment surface filtration. Common Roof Treatment Includes: First flush devices, gutter guards, and siphonic water filters. Determining the Amount of Rain Fall Available: Use at least 7 Plus years of monthly data to determine your rainwater density. A good reference is: www.worldclimate.com. Common Materials of the Cistern Include: Thermoplastics (best for indoor use), fiberglass (best for underground burial), concrete and metal (not
MEMBER Nadia Shifrin Dan Donahue Jeff Grass Kevin Griesemer P.E. Ken Hancock CPD Steve Heitert Allan Mueller Bill McKanna Jr., CPD Joe Povis Kevin Pate David Fichtenmayer Nick Hipp
Since 2011 1995 2006 1995 2000 2006 2006 1980 2009 2001 2011 2011
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VP Legislative Report
By: Paul Hellickson
First things first. I want to publically thank my friend and colleague Eric Rogers for his dedication to this local chapter and to ASPE national. As one of the board members, Eric believed that this Society was about its members and he pushed every day to make it something that would be a benefit to all of us and to do his part in making this an organization that people could respect and trust. I wish him well in his future endeavors. The International Code Council is looking for public comments and proposals on Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities. The ICC (ASC A117) Consensus Committee on Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities will be developing the next edition of the ICC A117.1 standard. If you have suggested revisions or additions to the ICC A117.1-09 standard, go to: http://www.iccsafe.org/cs/standards/A117/Pages/default.aspx Online registration is open for the ICC’s Group A Code Development Hearings, April 28-May 6 in Dallas. Hearing participants will consider proposed code changes to the International Building, Fuel Gas, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Private Sewage Disposal Codes. If interested in attending please send me an email - [email protected]
Looking for the inside track on the recent changes to the 2012 ICC Codes? The ICC has put together a youtube video sharing some of these changes. Visit the link for more information. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAhAKHouDNs&noredirect=1
Sponsors! Be Sure To Send Your NEW Business Card To: [email protected] or [email protected]
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March 6th At The Engineers Club
Richard Asaturian, CPD Dwaine Bagby, CPD Richard Barr Michael Costello Richard Knode Kelly Sulwer Steve Harting Bruce McCain
VP Membership
By Mike Todd
With the Spring like weather outside, I know everyone is itching to hit the links. Our annual golf tournament is only 3 months away. I hope that everyone is planning their teams. It was mentioned at the last meeting that data books were sent out. Please let me know if you did not receive yours or if you have any issues with it. Please remember that any potential members may attend next month meeting and enjoy a great lunch for free!! Please invite your colleagues to the next meeting. I ask again, if there is anything we can do to make this a better organization for you please let us know.
ASPE-stl.com
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recommended) and wood (best for outside use and small applications).
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Cistern Sizing: Two thoughts; Minimum size (for the volume to equal a two day supply of daily water requirements) and maximum size (sized for the volume of water required to meet the water requirements over the longest drought period). If you undersize the system, it will lead to waste of collected rainfall and more city water use. Over sizing leads to stagnation and increased project cost. Water Demand Sizing: The majority of non-residential rainwater systems are designed to feed three main non-potable water demands; flushing fixtures, irrigation and cooling towers. Using rainwater for industrial use, lab use and especially cooling towers can be difficult. Generally speaking, these water demands will use water volumes in excess of what can be collected with rainwater in addition to other reclaimed water sources. Mark ended his presentation by answering some questions and received a nice round of applause. We had planned on having a factory tour for our March meeting but with everything else going on this past month, we were not able to agree on a specific date. So, the upcoming Tuesday March 6, 2012 meeting will be on Condensing Hot Water Heaters. Our retired Past President Mr. Don Behrmann P. E. has graciously offered to present this program to our members on such a short notice. Our April 3, 2012 meeting will be on “Hydro Mechanical versus gravity grease interceptors” and will be presented by Rand Ackroyd the Executive Director of the Plumbing and Drainage Institute. Eric and I attended his presentation at the 2011 symposium in Orlando and it was very informative, please plan on attending this outstanding program. If anyone has some suggestions for future programs, please contact me or any of our board members.
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On a national note; ASPE has announced that as of the March issue, Plumbing Engineer Magazine will now be the official publication of ASPE. ASPE has also mentioned that the Continuing Education from PS&D will be continued at ASPE.org. Starting in March, the continuing education quizzes formerly published in PS&D will be re-launched at ASPE.Org as “Read, Learn, and Earn”. All of the benefits of obtaining quick CEU’s via a 12-question multiple-choice quiz will still be available. More details can be found in the “ASPE Report” section of the March Plumbing Engineer, which all ASPE members will receive for free as a member benefit. Our next meeting is March 6th at the Engineers Club. Hope to see you all then. Please remember to RSVP to Mike Todd, and bring a friend along!
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ASPE General Meeting Dates for 2012 March 6th, 2012
Speaker: Don Behrmann; Topic: Condensing Hot Water Heaters
April 3rd 2012 Topic: Hydro Mechanical Versus Gravity Grease Interceptors Speaker: Rand Ackroyd, Executive Director of the Plumbing and Drainage Institute May 1st 2012 Speaker: TBD LUNCH MEETING SCHEDULE: 11:30AM Networking - 12:00PM Introductions/ASPE Business 12:15PM Lunch - 1:00PM Meeting Adjourned NOTICE: Affirmative response or self registration prior to meeting is considered a positive reservation for food and attendance. Should a NO SHOW occur, you will be billed for the dinner. Location Engineers Club of St Louis 4359 Lindell Boulevard St Louis Mo 63108 314-533-9333
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THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING YOUR ORGANIZATION THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE ATTENDED LAST MONTHS LUNCH MEETING
Bill McKanna Bob Hastings Bob Luce Craig Canatsey Dan Goellner Dennis Callahan Don Behrmann Don Sullivan George Paubel J W Mackey J.J. Nagel Jeff Kuehn John Benz John Fischer John Muschong Kelly Dedeke Kelly Sulwer Ken Hancock Kevin Pate Mark Carnoali Mark Lukens Melanie Holden Matt McWay Matt Power Michael Sass Mike Costello Mike Gianino Mike Haenel Mike Todd Pete Serve Phil Pate Randy Kleinheider Ray Kleinsorge Ray Swafford Robert Thomason Ron Jansen Sean Miller Steve Heitert Steve Rosen Murphy Company IPEG Comfort Sales Specialty Sales Viega Murphy Company Behrmann Company J.W. Sullivan Kyhl Plumbing Jarrell Contracting Mead O'Brien Kuhlmann Design Group Dworkin Company St Louis County 314-607-9078 Kuhlman Design Group KDG IPEG Kuhlman Design Group KDG Gateway Representatives McQueeny Lock Ross & Baruzzini National Sales Co. W T Leonard Nibco Spears Mfg American Sales Wholesale Plumbing Supply Jarrell Contracting Midwest Machine Echelmeier Gateway Representatives Henneman Engineering New Ground Atlas Albert Arno Mead O'Brien Echelmeier Armstrong International Schaefer Water/Culligan Jackpot Drawing Jeff Butcher Ben Brooks Rick Bradbury None Were Present to Win
50/50 Drawing George Paubel Jack Fischer Craig Canatsey Attendance Prizes Jack Fischer Mike Haenel Bill McKanna Ray Kleinsorge
$7.00 $7.00 $7.00
Gift Card Gift Card Gift Card Gift Card
NEWSLETTER / WEB PAGE SPONSORSHIP
You can now be an ASPE sponsor in two ways, Newsletter or Web Page. Display your business card for the following prices. Newsletter - $75.00 per year Web Page - $75.00 per year Newsletter & Web Page - $125.00 per year Sponsor the A.S.P.E. Newsletter!
1/4 page ad - $100.00 per month, $450.00 per year 1/2 page ad - $125.00 per month, $550.00 per year Full page ad - $150.00 per month, $650.00 per year Help Wanted Ads - $100.00 for a 3 month ad.
