Abstract: Systems and methods for determining a passenger service parameter for flight disruption are provided. A method can include receiving, by one or more processors, data indicative of user selection of flight disruption criteria. The method can further include determining, by the one or more processors, at least one impacted passenger based at least upon the data indicative of the user selection. The method can further include determining, by the one or more processors, an alternate flight accommodation for the at least one impacted passenger. The method can further include determining, by the one or more processors, a flight delay for the at least one impacted passenger based at least upon the alternate flight accommodation. The method can further include determining, by the one or more processors, a passenger service parameter associated the at least one impacted passenger based at least upon the flight delay.

Abstract: A system and method for supporting a building in which elongated sections, such as pilings, are connected in an end-to-end, abutting relationship.

Abstract: A system and method of installing a preconstruction support system for a building, according to which the corresponding ends of two piling sections are connected together and an a auger is provided on one or more of the piling sections. The piling sections are driven into the ground in a manner so that a portion of the uppermost piling section extends above ground; and a concrete slab encases the portion of the piling sections.

Abstract: A thermally responsive mixing valve assembly is provided that is suitable for use in supplying tempered water to an emergency shower or eyewash system. In one embodiment, the assembly includes a valve body defining hot and cold inlets, hot and cold chambers, a mixing chamber and an outlet. The valve body supports a plurality of thermostatic valves all in fluid communication with the hot and cold liquid chambers and the mixing chamber. Each of the valves includes a thermostat operable to stroke as shuttle valve within a valve liner. The valve liner includes a number of apertures in communication with the cold liquid chamber and a bore in communication with the hot liquid chamber. The shuttle valve modulates within the valve liner to restrict hot water flow through the hot liquid bore, but the flow of cold water through the apertures is unrestricted. The valve liner also includes cold bypass slots that are normally closed by the shuttle valve but that are opened upon a failure of the thermostat.