Six Principles and Standards of Conduct Chosen by the American Journal of Occupational Therapy

There are six core principles and standards of conduct established by the American Journal of Occupational Therapy. These points are enforceable for professionals working in the field. These principles are useful in evaluating times when a licensed professional has been accused of inappropriate actions and are intended to guide therapists toward ethical choices. When unusual circumstances and decisions arise, it is helpful to have a set of idealized principles as a guide. Beneficence Those who provide occupational therapy need to Read More

Design And Construction Standards For End Suction Pumps

An end suction pump complete with isolation valves, vibration isolators, a suction strainer, long-radius ell and reducer at inlet, spring-supported inertia block, drain pan, and other amenities normally associated with hydronic service is a single stage pump with only one impeller. Isolation valves, if required, are typically butterfly, gate, plug, or ball valves, depending upon line size and duty requirements. The weight of the piping to the vibration isolation fittings is normally supported by overhead suspension. Strainer A strainer is Read More