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Piping Systems Manual

About the Author

Brian Silowash, PE, CEM, LEED AP, is president of

Innovative Design Engineering of America, LLC, a

Pittsburgh-based engineering consulting firm special-

izing in facilities engineering, energy management, in-

surance consulting, and building inspections. He has

worked as a maintenance foreman, a plant engineer,

and an engineering consultant. Mr. Silowash has ex-

tensive experience in design, construction, and com-

missioning.

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