ASHRAE Puget Sound Chapter - MEETING PRESENTATIONS
November 2009 Program Power Point Presentation
TEGA May 2009 Program Power Point Presentation
ASHRAE/ASHE Standard 189.2P - Dick Moeller, PE
ASHRAE 189.2 - Michael Lane
December 2008 Program Power Point Presentation
TEGA December 2008 Power Point Presentation
TEGA November 2008 Power Point Presentation
Dan Int-Hout - Nov. 12th 2008 Power Point Presentation
ASHRAE President Kent Peterson's Feb. 27th address
Standard 189 CSI Presentation
October 29 eQuest Update Batch Processing and New Features by Kevin Madison
October 17 Workshop Handout by Dennis Jamison. (Filter vs. Separator)
October 07 Dinner Presentation by Jeff Sloan, P.E. LEED AP. (File may take several minutes to download. Right click to save if link doesn't work.)
April Dinner Presentation by Julian de Bullet. (File may take several minutes to download. Right click to save if link doesn't work.)
Energy Efficiency in the PNW: Past, Present and Future presentation from ASHRAE March 14, 2007 Dinner by John B. Pyrch Energy Efficiency Implementation Manager Bonneville Power Administration
Design for Today--Operate for a lifetime: ASHRAE Dec 13, 2006 Dinner by Bob Cowan, Fred Hutchison Cancer Research Center
Catching The Next Wave presentation from ASHRAE Oct 06 Dinner - Speaker: David Allen of McKinstry
Heat Pump presentation from ASHRAE 4/12/06 workshop
Power Point Presentation from Seattle Justice Center Presentation ASHRAE 9/15/04 workshop - SPEAKER: MARI M. HAMASAKI, P.E., LEED™ A.P Note: this is a large file and takes a few minutes to download.
Power Point Presentation from IAQ Controls Presentation ASHRAE 9/15/04 dinner program - SPEAKER: ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer – Kent Peterson, P.E. Note: this is a large file and takes a few minutes to download.
Power Point Presentation from Infection Control and HVAC, ASHRAE 5/12/04 dinner meeting - SPEAKER: Mr. Robert L. Dooley, AIA, ASHE, APIC Note: this is a large file and takes a few minutes to download.
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Power Point Presentation from Distributed Energy and the DOE - Mr. Chuch Collins presented at University of Washington Note: this is a large file and takes a few minutes to download.
April 05 Power Point Presentation from ACME Fan Presentation - Fan Talk by Dr. John Cermak, PE, ASHRAE 4/13/05 workshop. Note: this is a large file and takes a few minutes to download.
Power Point Presentation from Infection Control and HVAC, ASHRAE 5/12/04 dinner meeting - SPEAKER: Mr. Robert L. Dooley, AIA, ASHE, APIC Note: this is a large file and takes a few minutes to download.Click here for pdf version.
Power Point Presentation from Distributed Energy and the DOE - Mr. Chuch Collins presented at University of Washington Note: this is a large file and takes a few minutes to download.
Monday, November 23, 2009
Friday, November 6, 2009
ASHRAE Seeks Proposals on User’s Manual for Green Buildings
Contact: Jodi Dunlop
Public Relations
678-539-1140
jdunlop@ashrae.org
ASHRAE Seeks Proposals on User’s Manual for Green Buildings
ATLANTA—There are many ways to define a green building. Energy-saving measures, water efficiency, indoor environmental quality, materials and building orientations all play a role, but it is the way that all of these come together that makes a building truly high performing.
Requirements to achieve green buildings will soon be available from ASHRAE, the U.S. Green Building Council and the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America in the form of a standard. Standard 189.1P, Standard for the Design of High-Performance Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings, will define the minimum requirements for high-performance green buildings.
And to make following those requirements easier, a user’s manual also is being developed. ASHRAE is currently accepting research proposals for development of a user’s manual for Standard 189.1P. Proposals are due Nov. 9. For more information, visit www.ashrae.org/technology/page/548.
“The manual will provide users with a better understanding of how to apply the standard, as well as serve as a guide for self-education and training about the requirements and appropriate strategies to meet them,” Kent Peterson, chair of the Standard 189 committee, said. “It will include worksheets and examples that can be used to determine compliance.”
As part of its energy efficiency efforts, ASHRAE also is accepting proposals for a User’s Manual for Standard 90.1-2010, Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings. The 2010 standard, which will be published next year, is being developed with the goal of achieving a 30 percent energy cost savings improvement compared to the 2004 standard.
More information on both projects can be found at www.ashrae.org/technology/page/548.
Public Relations
678-539-1140
jdunlop@ashrae.org
ASHRAE Seeks Proposals on User’s Manual for Green Buildings
ATLANTA—There are many ways to define a green building. Energy-saving measures, water efficiency, indoor environmental quality, materials and building orientations all play a role, but it is the way that all of these come together that makes a building truly high performing.
Requirements to achieve green buildings will soon be available from ASHRAE, the U.S. Green Building Council and the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America in the form of a standard. Standard 189.1P, Standard for the Design of High-Performance Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings, will define the minimum requirements for high-performance green buildings.
And to make following those requirements easier, a user’s manual also is being developed. ASHRAE is currently accepting research proposals for development of a user’s manual for Standard 189.1P. Proposals are due Nov. 9. For more information, visit www.ashrae.org/technology/page/548.
“The manual will provide users with a better understanding of how to apply the standard, as well as serve as a guide for self-education and training about the requirements and appropriate strategies to meet them,” Kent Peterson, chair of the Standard 189 committee, said. “It will include worksheets and examples that can be used to determine compliance.”
As part of its energy efficiency efforts, ASHRAE also is accepting proposals for a User’s Manual for Standard 90.1-2010, Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings. The 2010 standard, which will be published next year, is being developed with the goal of achieving a 30 percent energy cost savings improvement compared to the 2004 standard.
More information on both projects can be found at www.ashrae.org/technology/page/548.
ASHRAE, founded in 1894, is an international organization of some 50,000 persons. ASHRAE fulfills its mission of advancing heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration to serve humanity and promote a sustainable world through research, standards writing, publishing and continuing education.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
November 11 Lunch Meeting Announcement
Characteristics of High Performance Schools
Green building in education provides numerous benefits: operational cost savings, reduced energy use, greater health and well-being and improved student performance.
There are many resources available to the mechanical designer however few resources focus exclusively on HVAC systems and how to optimize space heating and cooling requirements while providing a superior indoor environment.
This program examines the most common guidelines and best practices in the industry for the successful implementation of high performance HVAC systems in education with particular emphasis on K-12 Applications.
Date & Time
Location
Registration
Cost: $35 - ASHRAE Chapter Members; $40 - Guests; $15 - Students
If you have questions regarding registration, contact Scott Vollmoeller at svollmoeller@glumac.com or 206-262-1010.
Energy and Indoor Environmental Quality
Green building in education provides numerous benefits: operational cost savings, reduced energy use, greater health and well-being and improved student performance.
There are many resources available to the mechanical designer however few resources focus exclusively on HVAC systems and how to optimize space heating and cooling requirements while providing a superior indoor environment.
This program examines the most common guidelines and best practices in the industry for the successful implementation of high performance HVAC systems in education with particular emphasis on K-12 Applications.
Speaker: Paul Pieper - ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer
Paul Pieper, Eng., is the Marketing Manager for Venmar CES Inc., an innovative manufacturer of cost effective, energy efficient, energy recovery solutions for the commercial ventilation market.
Mr. Pieper has over 15 years of Sales and Product Management experience in designing high performance HVAC systems and equipment for commercial and industrial applications. He holds a degree in Pure and Applied Science from Marianopolis College, a Bachelor of Engineering degree from the Department of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering and a certificate in Software Development from Concordia University in Montreal.
Mr. Pieper is a member of the Quebec Order of Professional Engineers as well as the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). He currently represents Venmar CES Inc. with the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) on the Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Ventilation Equipment Section.
Mr. Pieper is the Chair of ASHRAE TC 8.12 Desiccant Dehumidification Equipment and Components and is an active member of ASHRAE TC 5.5 Air-to-Air Energy Recovery.
Mr. Pieper has over 15 years of Sales and Product Management experience in designing high performance HVAC systems and equipment for commercial and industrial applications. He holds a degree in Pure and Applied Science from Marianopolis College, a Bachelor of Engineering degree from the Department of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering and a certificate in Software Development from Concordia University in Montreal.
Mr. Pieper is a member of the Quebec Order of Professional Engineers as well as the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). He currently represents Venmar CES Inc. with the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) on the Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Ventilation Equipment Section.
Mr. Pieper is the Chair of ASHRAE TC 8.12 Desiccant Dehumidification Equipment and Components and is an active member of ASHRAE TC 5.5 Air-to-Air Energy Recovery.
Date & Time
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
11:30 AM - 1:15 PM
Location
Washington Athletic Club
1325 6th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
Registration
Please register on or before Friday, November 6
To make your reservation go to the Acteva event website:
Cost: $35 - ASHRAE Chapter Members; $40 - Guests; $15 - Students
If you have questions regarding registration, contact Scott Vollmoeller at svollmoeller@glumac.com or 206-262-1010.
Monday, September 28, 2009
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
Puget Sound ASHRAE Student Scholarship
ASHRAE Puget Sound Chapter - SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM 2009/2010
ASHRAE, the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers invites students enrolled at the University of Washington (UW), Seattle University (SU) and Bellingham Technical College (BTC) to apply for scholarships.
Click here to download a pdf version for your use.
The scholarships will cover one quarter tuition (12 Credit Hours). The scholarship for the UW will be $2375 and BTC will be $1160. SU will be a partial scholarship, a total of $2375 towards one quarter’s tuition. At each school the scholarship funds will go direct to the school and will be credited to the student's name for Spring Quarter of 2010. Scholarship award will be adjusted to cover the total full time student tuition cost (or equivalent amount for SU) for Spring Quarter 2010.
The George Ellis Swanson Memorial Scholarship will be $1000. Student ASHRAE members at the UW are eligible for this scholarship. The scholarship funds will go direct to the school and will be credited to the student's name for Spring Quarter of 2010.
An eligible student at the University of Washington must be registered full time as defined by the University of Washington, College of Engineering. An eligible student at Bellingham Technical College must be registered full time in the HVAC program as defined by the College. The Puget Sound Chapter of ASHRAE will notify the selected students and their schools of the awards in March 2010. The deadline for receipt of applications is February 1, 2010.
CRITERIA FOR AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
ASHRAE, the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers invites students enrolled at the University of Washington (UW), Seattle University (SU) and Bellingham Technical College (BTC) to apply for scholarships.
Click here to download a pdf version for your use.
The scholarships will cover one quarter tuition (12 Credit Hours). The scholarship for the UW will be $2375 and BTC will be $1160. SU will be a partial scholarship, a total of $2375 towards one quarter’s tuition. At each school the scholarship funds will go direct to the school and will be credited to the student's name for Spring Quarter of 2010. Scholarship award will be adjusted to cover the total full time student tuition cost (or equivalent amount for SU) for Spring Quarter 2010.
The George Ellis Swanson Memorial Scholarship will be $1000. Student ASHRAE members at the UW are eligible for this scholarship. The scholarship funds will go direct to the school and will be credited to the student's name for Spring Quarter of 2010.
An eligible student at the University of Washington must be registered full time as defined by the University of Washington, College of Engineering. An eligible student at Bellingham Technical College must be registered full time in the HVAC program as defined by the College. The Puget Sound Chapter of ASHRAE will notify the selected students and their schools of the awards in March 2010. The deadline for receipt of applications is February 1, 2010.
CRITERIA FOR AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
- Current membership in the University of Washington, Bellingham Technical College, or Seattle University ASHRAE Student Branch.
- Indication of career goals in ASHRAE-related industries.
- Submit an essay addressing why you have chosen to study Mechanical Engineering and/or HVAC, what is your goal two years after completing your formal training and education, your long term goals and how you define success for yourself.
To be considered for a scholarship the student is requested to submit the following application materials:
- ASHRAE Scholarship Application form (attached).
- College transcripts.
- Essay as described above.
Completed application materials must be submitted to:
- University of Washington -
Professor Emery, College of Engineering
Seattle, WA 98115-0001
Telephone: 206-543-5338 - Bellingham Technical College –
Dave Maricle
Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
3028 Lindbergh Ave
Bellingham, WA 981255
Telephone: 360-752-8413 - Seattle University -
Teodora Shuman
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Seattle, WA 98122-1090
Telephone: 206-296-5535
Use this application form to apply for the ASHRAE Puget Sound Chapter Scholarship. Type or print all entries in ink. Omissions or errors may decrease your opportunities for consideration. IMPORTANT: All students submitting this scholarship application must submit a copy of their transcript. The transcript may be an unofficial copy. This application will be considered incomplete if submitted without a transcript.
Your single application will be considered for either scholarship at the UW, BTC or SU depending on which school you designate here: ___________________________________.
NAME: Last____________First_____________Middle:____________
Social Security No.:______________Student No.:__________________
Student ASHRAE membership number: __________________________
Mailing Address:________________________________
Number and Street Apt # City and State ZIP Code
Phone: __________________________________________
Permanent Address:________________________________________
Number and Street Apt # City and State ZIP Code
Permanent Address Phone: __________________________
Please notify us of any change of address.
HIGH SCHOOL
_____________________________________ / _____________
Name and City / Graduation Date
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ATTENDED (Including Current):
___________________ / ______________ / ________________
Name and City / Dates Attended / Cum GPA
Degree/Credits ________________________________________
Awards, Honors, Scholastic Achievements, Etc.:
_____________ / _____________________________________
Year Award / Awarded by
ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL:
Please describe other activities outside of school that are important to you.
List other colleges and awards received on additional piece of paper and attach.
NAME (print): __________________________ DATE:______________________________
CAREER INFORMATION:
ASHRAE is interested in your career goals. Please indicate your interests on the scales below. Circle 5 to indicate high interest and 1 to indicate little interest.
Air conditioning, heating & ventilation systems 1 2 3 4 5
Mechanical systems in buildings 1 2 3 4 5
Sustainable Design – Green Design 1 2 3 4 5
Plant engineering 1 2 3 4 5
Power plant engineering 1 2 3 4 5
Construction 1 2 3 4 5
Process plant design and/or construction 1 2 3 4 5
Other (specify) 1 2 3 4 5
ASHRAE is interested in why you selected engineering as your field of study and in what your potential career interests are after graduation. Please share your ideas and career goals with us. Please, attach an extra page.
Please describe some of the jobs you have had. Are you employed now, and by whom? Do you plan to work while attending school? Please attach an extra page for your description.
APPLICANT'S CERTIFICATION: I have checked this form for omissions and errors. To the best of my knowledge, the information is complete and correct. I understand that the inclusion by me of false information in this application will disqualify me for ASHRAE scholarships.
_________ / _____________________________________
Date / Signature of Applicant
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
DAYLIGHTING DESIGN
for Large Office Buildings and Multi-family Towers
A seminar for developers, architects, and engineers,
by
Christopher Meek, AIA Tom Marseille, P.E.
Daylighting Lab Director Principal
The Integrated Design Lab Stantec Engineers, Inc.
October 9, 2009
10:00 to 3:00, includes lunch
The Bertha Landes Room
Seattle City Hall, 600 5th Avenue, Seattle
Use of natural light for interior illumination has been integral to architecture since before the time of the Romans, but the field continues to evolve. Daylighting design challenges and stimulates us as it brings together the worlds of aesthetics, function, and energy efficiency, at the interface between nature and man-made environments.
This seminar examines daylighting from multiple angles, presenting basic design principles illustrated by examples from history and some of the most recent construction. Because daylighting is intrinsically interdisciplinary, information about new technologies and analytical tools are pulled from several branches of design. Tom Marseille will address the interface between daylighting and overall energy consumption for heating, cooling and lighting. Topics will include actuated interior and exterior shades, and daylighting controls.
Registration:
For registration and more information, visit
http://www.daylighting.eventbrite.com
www.daylighting.eventbrite.com.
The cost of the seminar is $30 including lunch.
~ Please Register Before October 5th. ~
Sponsored by the Integrated Design Lab, Seattle City Light, Stantec, and Better Bricks
A seminar for developers, architects, and engineers,
by
Christopher Meek, AIA Tom Marseille, P.E.
Daylighting Lab Director Principal
The Integrated Design Lab Stantec Engineers, Inc.
October 9, 2009
10:00 to 3:00, includes lunch
The Bertha Landes Room
Seattle City Hall, 600 5th Avenue, Seattle
Use of natural light for interior illumination has been integral to architecture since before the time of the Romans, but the field continues to evolve. Daylighting design challenges and stimulates us as it brings together the worlds of aesthetics, function, and energy efficiency, at the interface between nature and man-made environments.
This seminar examines daylighting from multiple angles, presenting basic design principles illustrated by examples from history and some of the most recent construction. Because daylighting is intrinsically interdisciplinary, information about new technologies and analytical tools are pulled from several branches of design. Tom Marseille will address the interface between daylighting and overall energy consumption for heating, cooling and lighting. Topics will include actuated interior and exterior shades, and daylighting controls.
Registration:
For registration and more information, visit
http://www.daylighting.eventbrite.com
www.daylighting.eventbrite.com.
The cost of the seminar is $30 including lunch.
~ Please Register Before October 5th. ~
Sponsored by the Integrated Design Lab, Seattle City Light, Stantec, and Better Bricks
Monday, August 31, 2009
Energy Efficiency Webinar
NEEC is co-sponsoring with other regional energy efficiency industry associations, a free webinar on the current status of the energy and climate legislation, the American Clean Energy and Security Act (ACES). The California Energy Efficiency Industry Council is the prime sponsor. The webinar is Thursday, September 3rd from 11am to 12 noon PDT.
This webinar will provide background on the federal American Clean Energy and Security Act (ACES) of 2009, the Waxman-Markey comprehensive energy bill, known as "ACES". ACES includes a cap-and-trade global warming reduction plan designed to reduce economy-wide greenhouse gas emissions 17 percent by 2020. Other provisions include energy efficiency incentives, new renewable energy requirements for utilities, and grants for green jobs.
The webinar is targeted to the energy efficiency business community. You can register and participate for free by following this link;
www.efficiencycouncil.org/webinar.html
I hope you have the opportunity to participate.
Stan Price
Northwest Energy Efficiency Council
This webinar will provide background on the federal American Clean Energy and Security Act (ACES) of 2009, the Waxman-Markey comprehensive energy bill, known as "ACES". ACES includes a cap-and-trade global warming reduction plan designed to reduce economy-wide greenhouse gas emissions 17 percent by 2020. Other provisions include energy efficiency incentives, new renewable energy requirements for utilities, and grants for green jobs.
The webinar is targeted to the energy efficiency business community. You can register and participate for free by following this link;
www.efficiencycouncil.org/webinar.html
I hope you have the opportunity to participate.
Stan Price
Northwest Energy Efficiency Council
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