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Dylan Witte, PE is the primary Project Manager for Purple Mountain Technology Group, a sister-company to AFT. Dylan has managed numerous consulting projects related to fluid network hydraulics and waterhammer analysis. His portfolio includes work throughout the USA, Canada, and Europe. He holds a Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering...

Dylan Witte, PE is the primary Project Manager for Purple Mountain Technology Group, a sister-company to AFT. Dylan has managed numerous consulting projects related to fluid network hydraulics and waterhammer analysis. His portfolio includes work throughout the USA, Canada, and Europe. He holds a Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Colorado School of Mines.

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Think Like a Fluid Engineer

Computers currently cannot think like an engineer. That is probably a good thing, but sometimes it can get us in trouble. Many of us rely on computers daily not just for fun or leisure, but for our livelihoods. They connect us in ways previous generations never thought possible and augment our mental abilities especially in terms of performing complex calculations and modeling intricate systems. Knowing this, it is important to remember that no matter how slick the user interface or how advanced the underlying code is, a computer program is only going to take what you give and process it with...

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Waterhammer Analysis: Reactionary or Preventative?

You may have heard, “there is never enough money to do it right the first time, but there’s always enough money to fix it after it’s broke." As engineers and project managers it is our responsibility to provide safe solutions to complex problems in an economy that typically gives jobs to the lowest bidder. Often these two ideas, safety and cost, seem to be at odds with each other. The more time put into insuring safety can rise costs to an unviable level and often times a “sweet spot” must be reached. One cost saving measure in piping design is to...

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