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http://www.dbp.org.uk/cs/DBP00116.pdf

These replacement valves reduce commissioning time by negating the need for physical balancing of the hot water return loop.

Thanks to Mark Pilkington of Boulting Group for this submission.

http://www.dbp.org.uk/cs/DBP00115.pdf Natural Ventilation, the natural choice? With the goal of reducing energy consumption and fossil fuel use, low carbon alternatives are attractive propositions. Natural ventilation is a process which can be utilized to help achieve these goals. Thanks to John Rus...

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http://www.dbp.org.uk/cs/DBP00070.pdf

A tool is only as good as the workman who uses it.

A simple change in the layout of holes, produced a significant time saving in the manufacturing process.

Do you understand your tools.

Is the design and manufacture process linked?

http://www.dbp.org.uk/cs/DBP00042.pdf

Which is more important, steel column or position of pipe valve?

Have you come across any examples of poor thought in design?

http://www.dbp.org.uk/cs/DBP00040.pdf

This simple design change, can make life a lot easier when fixing the stair base.

Is this detail change useful to you?

Do you have a better solution?

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