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Eastern Michigan Chapter - American Society of Plumbing Engineers2006-2007 Plumbing Engineering Design Handbook Syllabus
PLEASE NOTE:
CHANGES may occur. Please check the ASPE EMC web site www.aspe.org/Eastern_Michigan to obtain
the most up-to-date information. These classes are based on the ASPE Plumbing Engineering Design
Handbook, formerly known as the ASPE Data Book.
Instructor:
Mr. Joseph Hernandez, CPD, a senior engineer with SSOE Inc., Architects and Engineers, brings over
thirty years of industry experience. He is a graduate of Wayne State University holding a bachelors
degree in Mechanical Engineering. He has served the Eastern Michigan Chapter at the Vice President of
Technical and Education and 5 terms as president. He receive the 1996 Chairmans Award for the
development of the Plumbing design classes that are currently used around the countrys ASPE chapters.
Date: September 19, 2006SANITARY DRAINAGE SYSTEMS
1999 ASPE DATA book Chapter l
Definitions, Flow in Stacks
Drainage loads
Stack capacities
Capacities of Sloping Drains
o Hazen and Williams formula
o Darcy-Weisbach formula
o Manning formula
Components of Sanitary drainage
Miscellaneous examples
Date: October 17, 2006
PUMPS2003 ASPE DATA book Chapter 4
Types of pumps
Pump performance
Pump Heads
Characteristic curves
Multiple pumps
Miscellaneous examples
Date: November 21, 2006STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEMS (ROOF)
1999 ASPE DATA book Chapter 4
Definitions
General design considerations
Materials
Design criteria
Pipe sizing and layout
Rainfall rates
Secondary drainage systems
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Date: December 19, 2006COLD WATER SYSTEMS
1999 ASPE DATA book Chapter 5
Definitions
Meters
Sizing of water lines
Excess pressureSizing factors
o Demand
o Velocity
o Pressure
o Velocity method
Date: January 16, 2007DOMESTIC WATER HEATING
1999 ASPE DATA book Chapter 6
Definitions
Basic formulae and unitsHeat recovery
Hot-water temperature
Hot water recirculation design
Water heaters
o Gas
o Electric
Miscellaneous examples
Date: February 20, 2007VENTS AND VENTING
1999 ASPE DATA book Chapter 3Purpose of venting
Vent stack terminal
Traps and trap seals
Fixture vents
Drainage fixture units
Vent sizes and lengths
Wet venting
Miscellaneous examples
Date: March 20, 2007
FUEL-GAS SYSTEMS1999 ASPE DATA book Chapter 7
Low and Medium gas pressure
Design consideration
Gas train vents
Pipe sizing
Examples
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Date: April 17, 2007BACKFLOW PREVENTION
1999 ASPE DATA book Chapter 5
Types of cross connection
Assessment of Hazard
Premise isolation
Installation requirementsPressure consideration
Examples
Date: May 15, 2007PLUMBING DESIGN FOR HEALTH CARE FACILITIES
2000 ASPE DATA book Chapter 2
Water supply
Oxygen
Nitrous oxide
Medical compressed air
NitrogenMedical-gas and vacuum
o Definition
o Med gas design check list
o Number of stations
o Med gas flow rates
Miscellaneous examples
This program is designed to provide the basic plumbing dressing information. A certificate of completion
will be awarded to all who attend all 9 sessions. An award of 10 REU and PDH hours will be given to all
those who attend all 9 sessions.
