The Understated Importance of Concrete Anchors Concrete anchors are an essential design component for fastening structural items to reinforced concrete or masonry. Anchors are used to attach steel members to…
Fire Suppression Systems When someone hears the term “fire suppression system”, they might automatically think of a sprinkler system that sprays water from the ceiling when it detects fire. In…
Encorus would like to welcome Geoff Chadwick! Geoff will be joining the Engineering Design Group as Senior Electrical and Controls Engineer. He brings over 20 years of experience in electrical engineering,…
Encorus Group would like to extend a warm welcome to Mike Wittenberg, PE! Mike is joining the team as a Senior Electrical Engineer in the Engineering Design Group. He has…
Forensic Engineering Many people are familiar with the common types of engineering: civil, electrical, mechanical, environmental, structural, and so on. But one discipline that might not be so widely known…
Pressure Vessels and Their Uses A pressure vessel is a specially designed container that holds liquids, vapors, or gases at substantially high pressures. These vessels are often used in the…
ASME NQA-1 Quality Assurance Program Encorus is proud to offer guaranteed reliability through our established American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Nuclear Quality Assurance Program (NQA-1). Lindse Runge, one of…
American City and County magazine recently published an article by Encorus Group's John Allan which discusses the importance of automatic fire detection and suppression systems for the protection of municipal…
The 5 Structural Engineering Principles Of Jenga The concepts of structural engineering can be observed in many things that people commonly deal with on a daily basis, including buildings, bridges,…
Firewalls vs. Fire Barriers Firewalls and fire barriers are both designed to prevent a fire from spreading, but these often-confused structures are actually quite different. Ideally, firewalls and fire barriers…
Encorus Group is growing, and we’re excited to announce the opening of our new office at 164 Newbury St, Rochester, NY. With this expansion, we can better serve our clients and enhance our civil materials testing and NDE inspection services, bringing our trusted expertise closer to you.