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ASPELA TimesThe News of the Los Angeles Chapter of The American Society of Plumbing Engineerswww.aspela.comJuly 2019 Volume 19 Issue VIIDate:July 10, 2019PRESIDENT'S REPORTVivian Enriquez, CPD, FASPEPresidentJuly MeetingThank you to all that attended the Time:June 05, 2019 meeting and thanksto our guest speaker, Mr. Doug KirkPlace:who presented the “UPC – Chapter6 – Water Supply & Distribution –Water Sizing Changes from 1962to 2018”. Mr. Kirk is the TechnicalServices Supervisor for IAPMO.On behalf of the ASPE-LA Chapter Program:Board, thanks to our guest speakerand all those that have attended.Social - 6:30 pmDinner - 7:30 pmMonterey HillRestaurant3700 Ramona Blvd.Monterey Park, CA(323) 264-8426Cast Iron - History,Applications, Selection,Couplings, Coating &MoreIt is with deepest sadness to announce to you all, the passing of Haig Speaker: Mr. Mike LeMasterField Technical Representative,Demergian on June 15, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. By the timeCharlotte Pipeyou read this newsletter, his services will already be over. Viewing andfuneral services were held on June 25 and June 26, respectively. Wehad been touched by Haig’s dedication to ASPE including his teachingSee inside for Details.of the plumbing courses at the UCLA Extension. He will surely bemissed. May he rest in peace.The ASPE region 4 president’s meeting was held in Sacramento, California and was sponsored by the NorthernCalifornia Chapter headed by Dave Huhn and his team. Our very own Scott Steindler including Dave’s teamhave done an excellent job the venue and food were excellent including the field trip. Kudos to all of thoseparticipated as well.We also wanted to welcome the following new member to the Los Angeles Chapter. Octavio GonzalezPlease extend your welcome and hello to all when you see them at the meeting.continued on page 23inside.inside.President's ReportCalendar of EventsTechnical ReportLegislative Reportpagepagepagepage1234Picnic FlyerMeeting MinutesSFPE Symposium flyerMembership Reportpage 6page 7page 8page 15
ASPE NEWS Page 22019 TECHNICAL & SOCIAL CALENDARJULY 3, 2019MEETING MOVED TO JULY 10, 2019, SEE BELOWJULY. 10, 2019“CAST IRON – HISTORY, APPLICATIONS, SELECTION,COUPLINGS, COATINGS & MORE”(SN #19-07)SPEAKER: MR. MIKE LeMASTERField Technical RepresentativeCHARLOTTE PIPEAUGUST 7, 2019NO MEETING DUE TO AUGUST 14, 2019 PRODUCTSHOW & TECHNICAL SEMINARAUGUST. 14, 2019“ASPE LA/OC PRODUCT SHOW & TECHNICALSEMINARS” - (SN #19-08)SPEAKERS & TOPICS: TO BE ANNOUNCEDSEPT. 04, 2019NO MEETING – MOVE TO SEPT. 11, 2019, SEE BELOWSEPT. 11, 2019“SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS & SMART TECHNOLOGY”(SN #19-09)SPEAKER: TBDOCT. 02, 2019“ALTERNATE WATER SOURCES FOR NON-POTABLEAPPLICATION”(SN #19-10)SPEAKER: TBDNOV. 06, 2019“2019 CALIFORNIA ENERGY CODE”(SN #19-11)SPEAKER: TBDNOV. 16, 2019“ASPE – LA CHAPTER MONTE CARLO NIGHT”LOCATION: TBDDEC. 04, 2019“METHANE MITIGATION”(SN #19-12)SPEAKER: TBD
ASPE NEWS page 3TECHNICAL REPORTKarl Caouette, CPDV.P. Technicalinfluence future product designs. Join your peers, graba drink, and get a bite to eat at this engaging event!Our July 10 topic will be about “Cast Iron: History,Applications, Selection, Couplings, Coatings andMore” presented by Mr. Mike LeMaster of CharlottePipe and Foundry Company. During the presentation,Mr. LeMaster will take us through the history of castiron pipe, coupling selection, and special pipe coatings.The information given during this presentation willgive engineers and designers insite how cast iron wasdeveloped and use in today’s building application. Thiswill be a topic that you don’t want to miss!!!The meeting last month that was about Chapter6 Plumbing Code changes from 1952 to 2018.Domestic Hot Water Systems presented by Mr. DougKirk Techanical Supervisor with IAPMO. Doug’spresentation was eye opening for a lot of youngengineers and designers about how changes to sizinghas changed throughout the years and how the code hasevolved from a small manuscript size code to 100’s ofpages long. Mr. Kirk did an excellent job and I want to If anyone has any future topic requests or suggestions,thank him for taking time out of his busy schedule to go please email me at karl.caouette@hendersonengineers.over these changes with our group.com.ASPE TECH SYMPOSIUM OCTOBER 24 - 27:ASPE Technical Symposium is coming up on October24 – 27. This is a great opportunity for all plumbingindustry professionals. The symposium will consist ofthe follow functions:Technical SessionsASPE’s Tech Symposium features technical educationsessions for those who pay the full registration fee.The sessions are designed to help plumbing industryprofessionals at all career levels learn new skills orrefresh their design repertoire. Each session offers 0.15CEUs that can be used for license and certificationcontinuing education requirements.Special EventsIn addition to technical education sessions, ASPE'sTech Symposium offers numerous ways for attendeesto network and grow in their careers. From the GreenPlumbing Design (GPD) workshop and the AYPLeadership Academy to the welcome party on theEmpress River Boat, attendees will have plenty ofopportunities to make new connections and learn fromone another.Product ShowThe ASPE 2019 Tech Symposium Product Show isa unique chance for attendees to get one-on-one facetime with the manufacturers who make the productsthey specify. It's an excellent chance to get your productquestions answered by the experts and possibly evenASPE LA's newsest CPDTroy Dawesof Southcoast Engineering Group
ASPE NEWS Page 4LEGISLATIVE REPORTThura Zin CPD, GPDV.P. LegislativeFrom the 2018 UPC Guide to Important Code ChangesWhat Changed309.4 Installation Practices. Plumbing systems shallbe installed in a workmanlike manner that which is inaccordance with this code, applicable standards, and themanufacturer's installation instructions. All materialsshall be installed so as not to adversely affect thesystems and equipment or the structure of the building,and in compliance with all laws and other provisions ofthis code. All plumbing systems shall be in accordancewith construction documents approved by the AuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.code requires a minimum of 18 inches from the waterheater for installation of this piping but the standarddoes not. One must use the more stringent provision. Inthis case, the more stringent provision is contained inthe code, which supersedes the standard. This sectionalso ensures that all work installed shall not adverselyaffect the existing building system or structure even if itwas installed to the code, standard, and manufacturer'sinstruction. All changes to plans and specificationsmust be submitted to the Authority Having Jurisdiction.In addition, the term "workmanlike manner" is used todescribe the quality of work that would be performed bya worker of average skill and ability or in a manner thatis in line with other contractors in the same community.Why It ChangedThis modified language provides additional languageto clarify the intent of installation practices, direct theuser to all applicable codes and standards and affirm asplans and specifications change they must be submittedto the AHJ. Additionally, there have been many disputesconcerning construction installation practices. As aresult, "workmanlike manner" has been defined in caselaw as "the quality of work that would be done by aworker of average skill and intelligence."What It Means to MeIn this section, there are three guidelines to use forproper installation of the plumbing system. If a conflictoccurs between the standards, instructions, or code themost stringent of the three provisions must be used. Theexample used in the commentary for Section 301.2.2concerning PEX-AL PEX pipe is a perfect one. TheJeff JimenezAtlasAlex5375 E. Hunter Avenue Anaheim, CA 928075375 E Hunter Avenue Anaheim, CA 92807Phone: 714-888-2444 Fax: 714-888-2448Phone: 714‐888‐2444 Fax: 714‐888‐2448Cell: 213-999-0167 E-Mail: jatlas@delcosales.comCell: 909‐203‐2008 E‐Mail ajimenez@delcosales.comcontinued on page 28CPMCAQuality Fire Pump & Industrial ControllersMichael E. MoffatThe Moffat Group, Inc.17747 Creciente WaySuite EightSan Diego, CA 92127-1056TMG@san.rr.comFIRETROL.COMPh: (858) 451-2196Pg: (619) 290-3632Fx: (858) 451-2196Cell:(858) 245-2196California Plumbing & MechanicalContractors AssociationChip MartinExecutive Director645 West 9th StreetSuite 700Los Angeles, CA 90015chip@cpmca.orgToll Free: (877) 481-3040Tel: (213) 417-9177Fax: (213) 417-9180www.cpmca.org
ASPE NEWS Page 5Anne Yardley Caldwellayardley@elmcoduddy.com15070 Proctor Ave., City of Industry, CA 91746 (626) 333-9942 p (626) 855-4811 f9040 Carroll Way, Suite 1, San Diego, CA 92121 (858) 437-0112 p (858) 437-0117 fwww.elmcoduddy.comBrett BarronSoCal Account ManagerC 714-904-2954P 707-451-9335F 707-451-94451006 Brighton CourtVacaville, California 95687www.daybreaktech.com2500 E Imperial Hwy. #201Brea, CA. 92821-6121brett@daybreaktech.comMANUFACTURERS’ REPRESENTATIVEAlex Jimenez5375 E Hunter Avenue Anaheim, CA 92807Phone: 714‐888‐2444 Fax: 714‐888‐2448Cell: 909‐203‐2008 E‐Mail ajimenez@delcosales.com
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ASPE NEWS Page 7GENERAL MEETING MINUTESEdgar OchoaAdministrative SecretaryBOARD MEETING MINUTESEdgar OchoaAdministrative SecretaryVivian Enriquez brought the meeting to order at 7:15. People in attendance: Vivian Enriquez, Thura Zin, WilliamSiler, Scott Steindler, Karl Caouette, Ira Schummer, JeremyThe Pledge of Allegiance was led by Kook Dean.Past presidents in attendance included Vivian Enriquez,Hal Alvord, Thura Zin, Ed Saltzberg, Kook Dean,William Siler, Corey Nakanishi, and Scot Steindler– the current Region 4 Chair. There were 8 guests inattendance, including 2 new members.Rob Zagorski, in lieu of his brother John, reportedthat the golf tournament was a success, with 210 paidregistrants.Busch, Jeff Atlas, Hal Alvord, Corey Nakanishi, DavidKelley, Carmen Gonzales, and Edgar Ochoa.Vivian Enriquez reminded the board that reports should besubmitted early in order to have ample time to add themto the Newsletter. She also asked every board memberto provide her with their volunteer hours to add to herpresident’s report.Hal Alvord reported that the golf tournament was a success.Thura Zin reported that some current members have been“dropped” and is looking into the reason for this.David Kelley reminded the chapter that this year’sKarl Caouette reported both he and Vivian Enriquez will bepicnic will be an overnight event, from 9/7 thru 9/8.attending the Region 4 Presidents meeting in Sacramento.Vivian Enriquez reminded the chapter that the productVivian Enriquez reminded the board of the upcomingshow will be held on Thursday 8/15 at Monterrey Hill product show on August 15, a Thursday.& Luminarias. There are currently 4 topics scheduledfor the seminars and 60 tables available for vendors.Ira Schummer levied fines to the following people:Jeff Atlas ( 2), Alfredo from Murray Co. ( 2), CoreyNakanishi ( 2), Irene Poole ( 2), Mario Orlando ( 2),Thura Zin ( 5), Nathan from SCEG ( 3), Bob Woods( 4), Robert Galaviz ( 3), Brian ( 3), Scott Steindler( 3), Peter ( 3).Karl Caouette introduced the speaker, Doug Kirk ofIAPMO. His presentation was on Chapter 6 – WaterSizing 1952 thru 2018.Raffle prizes were donated by the following people:Jeff Atlas of Delco Sales, Peter Bolton of Nibco, AnneYardley of Elmco Stewart, Ira Schummer of SignatureSales, John Bianco of Curb-O-Let, David Kelley ofWeil Aquatronics, John Simoncini of Apollo Valves,Chris Sweeney of Spec Sales and Mario Orlando ofSpears Manufacturing.Arup is the creative force at the heart ofmany of the world’s most prominent projectsin the built environment and across industry.From 89 offices in 34 countries, our 14,000planners, designers, engineers, andconsultants deliver exceptional projectsacross the world with creativity and passion.www.arup.com Tom Bonner Photography
ASPE NEWS Page 8SOCIETY of FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERSSouthern California Chapterwww.sfpeSoCal.org2019 FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERING SYMPOSIUMOctober 2, 2019, 8:00am – 4:30pmThe Grand Conference Center4101 E Willow StLong Beach, CA 90815The Southern California Chapter of SFPE is hosting the 2019 Fire Protection Engineering Symposium. Invitedspeakers will present hot topics in the fire protection industry. Also, the newest fire safety technologies willbe exhibited. Proceeds benefit the Chapter Scholarship Fund. Come learn about fire protection engineeringand support students.AGENDA7:00 – 8:008:00 – 8:158:15 – 8:308:30 – 8:458:45 – 9:459:45 – 10:0010:00 – 11:0011:00 – 12:0012:00 – 1:001:00 – 1:451:45 – 2:452:45 – 3:003:00 – 3:153:15 – 4:154:15 – 4:30Registration (continental breakfast)WelcomeCal Poly Fire Protection Engineering Program Update, Dr. Rick Emberley, Cal Poly SLOCalifornia State Fire Marshal’s Programs Update, Chief Mike Richwine, Acting State Fire MarshalEnergy Storage Systems, Howard Hopper, Underwriters LaboratoriesBreak with Exhibitors (refreshments)Automated Retrieval System Protection, Wes Baker, FM GlobalNew Technology in Fire Alarms, Dr. Shane Clary, Bay AlarmLunch with Exhibitors (lunch)3D Printed Buildings, Howard Hopper, Underwriters Laboratories2019 California Building Code Update, Kevin Reinertson, CAL-Fire Riverside CountyBreak with Exhibitors (refreshments)Fire Protection Engineering as a Career, Nicole Testa Boston, Society of Fire Protection EngineersImplementation of ESFR Sprinkler Obstruction Research, Garner Palenske, WJEFinal ThoughtsRegistration, including lunchMember Southern California Chapter of SFPENon-MemberNon-Member Registration MembershipAHJ/Code Official/Fire ServiceStudent (Valid college I.D. required)Exhibitor (1 person/2 persons)By September 19 145 190 170 120 95 400/ 500After September 19 170 215 195 145 120 400/ 500To register visit the chapter web site www.sfpeSoCal.org. For questions, contact us at webmaster@sfpeSoCal.org.Sponsorship opportunities: Morning or Afternoon Breaks - 1,000; Continental Breakfast - 1,500; Lunch - 5,000.1
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ASPE NEWS page 12MORE INSIDE :: VALUE BEYONDOUR PIPING SOLUTIONS For more than 50 years, The Lubrizol Corporation has been dedicatedto providing quality resources with More Inside – helping you workmore efficiently and effectively with all Lubrizol CPVC piping systems.ASPE-AUTHORIZED CEU COURSES: Advance your expertiseand improve your Certified Plumbing Design status.3D BIM OBJECTS: Easily and accurately specify FlowGuard Gold and Corzan systems, the first CPVC systems available in BIM.Follow us on Twitterat @LZ CPVC.For your next project, specify Lubrizol CPVC systems, approvedacross California (including Los Angeles city), for use in residentialand commercial applications.Learn more about all of our innovative products andservices at lubrizolcpvc.com or contact Rob Zagorskiat rob.zagorski@lubrizol.com or 562.857.0755. 2013 The Lubrizol Corporation, all rights reserved. All marks are the property of The Lubrizol Corporation.The Lubrizol Corporation is a Berkshire Hathaway company.GC 130251Feb 2013
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ASPE NEWS Page 15MEMBERSHIP REPORTJohn ZagorskiV.P. MembershipATTENTION ALL LOS ANGELESASPE MEMBERSI have one new member to announce this month.Please help me in welcoming Octavio Gonzalez withP2S Engineers. We hope to see you at the next dinnermeeting.Here’s the latest & greatest membership deal: with a2-year commitment, all new members will receive 4free dinner meetings! Upon joining for the first year,you will receive 2 free dinner meetings & when yourenew for the 2nd year, you will then get 2 more freedinner meetings! Sponsors of new members willalso continue to receive a free dinner meeting whenyou bring the new member to the meeting with theircompleted application & payment.Should anyone need a current membership application,please do not hesitate to contact me as your VPMembership at jzagorski@mlsalesinc.com. You arealso welcome to call me at 562-447-4561.Since 1913, Leonard Valve Company has been the qualityleader in the manufacture of thermostatic water mixing valves.All Leonard valves are factory preassembled and tested beforeshipment, and we offer a complete range of products to meetall of your temperature control requirements. PLEASE NOTEOUR REPRESENTATIVE CHANGE to MAINLINE SALES!!!1360 Elmwood AvenueCranston, RI 02910Ph (800) 222-1208Fax (401) 941-5310www.leonardvalve.comLeonard Representative:Mainline Sales Inc.659 East Ball RoadAnaheim, CA 92805Ph (877) 300-9346Fax (877) 300-0589www.mlsalesinc.comI will see you all at the July 10th dinner meeting @Monterey Hill Restaurant in Monterey Park, Be Thereor Be Square!!With a 2 year commitment, all new memberswill receive 4 free dinner meetings!WHO Showed up?Attendance for the June 2019 Meeting.The total number in attendance was70!plus our speaker!
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ASPE NEWS page 22Approved for more applicationsthan any other press systemFor residential, commercial and industrial projects, Viega provides morepress fitting system solutions for engineers than any other manufacturer.The Viega MegaPress system for black iron is the only press fittingsolution for both hydronic and gas applications. Viega MegaPressGapprovals/listings for natural gas include UPC, CSA, ICC, TSSA and LACity Lab. Viega MegaPress approvals/listings for hydronic, fire protectionand compressed air systems include UMC, UL, FM, ICC and TSSA. Viegaalso offers the first press fitting for PEX. Approved in the City of LA, ViegaPEX Press fittings provide secure connections and a guaranteed methodto identify unpressed connections, the Viega Smart Connect feature.Contact your local Viega representative to learn more:Tim Shippen - tim.shippen@viega.usDavid Carneal - david.carneal@viega.usViega MegaPress M-140008Viega PEX Systems RR05709ASPE LA CALI Newsletter halfpage.indd 11-800-976-9819 www.viega.us6/18/14 10:40 AM
ASPE NEWS page 23President: continued from page 1For the month of July, our meeting will be held onJuly 10, 2019 and we will have Mr. Mike LeMaster,Field Technical Representative for Charlotte Pipe whowill be speaking on “Cast Iron – History, Applications,Selection, Couplings, Coatings & More”. Please do notmiss to attend this meeting and hope to see you all.Please remember that there will be no meeting inAugust as we will have the ASPE LA & OC ProductShow & Technical Seminars on August 15. There willbe 4 topics for the seminars. The OC Chapter headedby their new president, Art Urroz agreed to be thechairman of this year’s product show. This will be thefirst time that OC chapter will chair this event. Pleasewatch out for announcement in the next few weeks.Lastly, please note that registration for the 2019Technical Symposium is now open. It will be held atthe Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Hotel from October 24to 27, 2019. Register now at aspe.org/2019tech.Donald F. Dickerson Associatesconsulting engineersApril K. TraftonPresident[818] 385.3600[310] 277.1865FAX [818] 990.1669aktrafton@dfda1.com18425 Burbank Blvd., Suite 404Ta
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