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    Is it true that you don't have to be an engineer in some states to obtain a PE?

    I thought NCEES requires an engineering degree from an accredited school. Considering some of the PE designations are a joke in that they're not engineering at all, I wouldn't be surprised to hear some states don't require an engineering degree from an accredited school. :smileyballs:
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    Updated Mechanical PE exam format for Oct 2008

    Wow -- I honestly believe that NCEES updating the PE exam format for Mechanical PE for October 2008 surreptitiously undermines their credibility. 1) At least 1 year should be given to all candidates on revisions to exam formats -- give me a break -- since most of us work full-time, it's hard to...
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    P.E. -- Past, Present, & Future?

    P.E. Past, Present, & Future? It was not long ago when anyone with a non-engineering degree could obtain a P.E. that was based on subjective pass-fail criteria and, as a result, the profession today has an inappropriate amount of P.Es with unqualified credentials. Now, we have improved...
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    conversion from psi to head(ft)

    Hello, Where does the conversion 1 psi = 2.31 ft/psi come from when calculating friction head loss in piping? Thanks
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