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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING,REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING

ENGINEERS INC.

LONDON CANADA CHAPTER #116

http://LondonCanada.AshraeChapters.org OCT 25/2010

Board of Governors

PresidentJason Vanderberghe

ph: [email protected]

Vice President & Program

TreasurerJamie Kruspel


SecretaryKarl Gilroy


Committee Chairs

Research + Past PresEric Shaw


MembershipScott Edmunds


Student ActivitiesIbrahim Simhat


History & NewsletterTom Pollard


TOPIC:

Fanwall Technology

Mr ERIC VAN UYTFANCK, P.Eng.Regional Sales ManagerVenmar CES Inc.

Meeting - MONDAY OCT 25/2009STUDENT NIGHT

Windermere ManorWestern Research Park200 Collip Circle, London

4:00pm - BOG Meeting

5:15pm Social 6:00pm-Dinner7:15pm - Program

$35.00 for London Chapter dues paid membersor $175.00 for meal plan

$10.00 for Students with valid student card

$45.00 for others

ASHRAE LONDON CANADA CHAPTER #116http://LondonCanada.AshraeChapters.org

Oct 25 /2010

President’s Message:I hope everyone enjoyed their Thanksgiving we sure had some great

weather for the long weekend.I would like to thank John Koko from Enermodal Engineering for coming

down to speak to us last month on the update to the 2009 LEED Requirements itwas very informative.

This month Mr. Eric VanUytfanck Regional Sales Manager for VenmarCES Group to talk about Fanwall Technology and the meeting will be up atWindermere Manor @ UWO, also this month is Student Night and we are lookingforward to having the students who have been attending the Student Chapter forASHRAE at UWO come out to this months meeting please make them feelwelcome. The Student Chapter so far to date has 22 members and had elected aPresident, Vice President and a Secretary. Congratulations to the StudentChapter and keep up the great work.

We are also looking for companies interested in displaying their productin a table top during our meetings this will give you an opportunity to talk about theproduct you are showing to the members who come out to the meetings, if you areinterested please contact anyone on the board and we can make thosearrangements for you.

This month, as mentioned at our last Chapter meeting, we will announcename that will fill the vacancy of the Vice President & Program Chair for ourChapter. If anyone is interested in putting name forward please contact myself.

Our November Chapter Meeting will be held at Moxies Downtown this willbe are Research Promotion night and also will be one of our new Social Events,after the Chapter meeting is over for those of you interested in staying we havemade arrangements to stay in our lounge area to watch Monday Night Football,we will have more details to follow at the meeting.

I look forward to seeing everyone at our next meeting

Jason VandenberghePresident – ASHRAE London Chapter

Oct Speaker:Eric Van Uytfanck, P.Eng.Regional Sales Manager, Venmar CES INC.

Eric Van Uytfanck, P.Eng., is a Regional Sales Manager for Venmar CESInc., an innovative manufacturer of cost effective, energy efficient, energyrecovery solutions for the commercial ventilation market.

He has over 15 years of experience in the commercial and industrialHVAC market specializing in applied systems with particular emphasis on energyrecovery equipment employing ultra-quiet, energy efficient and robust designs. Heholds a degree in Pure and Applied Science from Rosemont College, a Bachelorof Mechanical Engineering Degree from Sherbrooke University in Quebec,Canada.

Mr. Van Uytfanck is a member of the Quebec Order of ProfessionalEngineers as well as the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, andAir-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)


Oct 25/2010

Sept Meeting SummaryMr John Kokka, P.Eng, LEED AP, VP, Director of CommissioningServices, Enermodal Engineering reviewed the new LEED Canadarequirements.

John discussed and compared the new point system with the previoussystem and explained the changes. Points have been adjusted andassigned based on a new weighting criteria that is more appropriate. Additional explanation that incorporates previous questions and issueshave been added. Some reference standards have also been updated tothe new latest standards. Several alternative credit compliance pathwayshave been introduced, and thresholds have been adjusted to better reflectthe state of the industry.

Additional information about LEED Canada can be found to the web site:www.cagbc.org


Oct 25/2010

ASHRAE, NEMA Partner on Standard to Create Facility Smart Grid ModelATLANTA – We may not be traveling in flying cars or have talking robot maids as shown in the television cartoon “TheJetsons,” but homes, commercial and institutional buildings and industrial facilities are about to get a lot “smarter” whenit comes to electrical use.

Under a national Smart Grid effort, ASHRAE and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) arejointly developing a standard that would provide a common basis for electrical energy consumers to describe, manageand communicate about electrical energy consumptions and forecasts.

A kickoff meeting to begin work on the proposed standard is taking place Aug. 30-31 at ASHRAE Headquartersin Atlanta.

ASHRAE/NEMA Standard 201P, Facility Smart Grid Information Model, will define an object-orientedinformation model to enable appliances and control systems in homes, buildings and industrial facilities to manageelectrical loads and generation sources in response to communication with a “smart” electrical grid and to communicateinformation about those electrical loads to utility and other electrical service providers.

“Smart grids lead to smart meters lead to smart systems,” ASRHAE President Lynn G. Bellenger, P.E., said.“As the smart grid adjusts to suit load distribution and maintain power quality and reliability, one of the steps will be tocommunicate with building metering systems which, in turn, will communicate with building systems and equipment.This ties into demand response control to reduce peak demand. One day in the future, we likely will have real-timepricing with dramatic differences in power costs dependent upon the time of day or grid load.”

“NEMA and the members of their smart grid and high-performance buildings councils see the creation of thisstandard as a strategic element in driving development of a nation-wide smart electrical grid while increasing energyefficiency, occupant productivity and cost-effectiveness in safe secure buildings,” Jim Lewis, manager, HighPerformance Buildings, NEMA, said.

The standard is part of ASHRAE’s supporting efforts for the Smart Grid Interoperability Panel, a public-privatepartnership initiated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology to speed development of interoperability andcyber security standards for a nationwide smart electric power grid.

The proposed ASHRAE/NEMA standard will coordinate with work by the North American Energy StandardsBoard to develop a basic energy usage data model standard and create a facilities data model that provides additionalenergy usage data elements for commercial and industrial buildings. This includes lighting, heating, HVAC&R and otherelectrical loads.

ASHRAE Vice President Testifies at DOE Hearing on S ustainable Design Standards ATLANTA – A newly published high-performance green standard would provide a solid foundation on which the federalgovernment could build its efforts to make its buildings more sustainable, according to testimony today from ASHRAE.The U.S. Department of Energy held a hearing Wednesday, July 27, on the notice of proposed rulemaking on energyefficiency and sustainable design standards for new federal buildings and major renovations of federal buildings.Testifying at the hearing, ASHRAE Vice President Ross Montgomery encouraged the DOE’s Federal EnergyManagement Program to reference ANSI/ASHRAE/USGBC/IES Standard 189.1, Standard for the Design of HighPerformance, Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings, compliance option of the International GreenConstruction Code (IGCC) as a means of meeting the requirements in the rulemaking.“Standard 189.1 represents a revolutionary new step for building standards, as it provides a long-needed green buildingfoundation for those who strive to design, build and operate green buildings,” Montgomery said. “From site location toenergy use and recycling, this standard will set the foundation for green buildings through its adoption into local codes.ASHRAE strongly believes that Standard 189.1 can help meet many of the Federal government’s building needs.”Standard 189.1 was published in January 2010 and serves as a jurisdictional compliance option of the IGCC beingdeveloped by the International Code Council, the American Institute of Architects and ASTM International. ASHRAE’spartners in developing 189.1 are the Illuminating Engineering society of North America and the U.S. Green BuildingCouncil.Standard 189.1 is the first code-intended green building standard in the United States. It covers key topic areas similarto green building rating systems, including site sustainability, water use efficiency, energy ef-ficiency, indoorenvironmental quality and the building’s impact on the atmosphere, materials and resources. For complete informationon the standard, including a readable copy, visit www.ashrae.org/greenstandard.

ASHRAE, founded in 1894, is an international organization of some 50,000 persons. ASHRAE fulfills its mission ofadvancing heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration to serve humanity and promote a sustainable world

through research, standards writing, publishing and continuing education.


Oct 25/2010

ASHRAE Assists College Students with Tuition throug h ScholarshipsATLANTA—In order to reduce the financial strain on engineering students around the world, ASHRAE is awarding over$80,000 in scholarship money for the 2010-2011 school year.

“ASHRAE acknowledges the need to be supportive of students and the development of a future generation ofASHRAE members continuing to ‘advance the arts and sciences of HVAC&R’,” Victor Goldschmidt, chair of theASHRAE Scholarship Trustees, said. “At these times of a challenging economy and need for technical advances it ismore important than ever to be involved in providing scholarships to worthy students, and through our chapters, havinga presence with institutions with HVAC&R related programs.”

The 19 recipients of ASHRAE’s scholarship assistance are as follows: · Reuben Trane Scholarship: $10,000 to be awarded over two years, Benjamin Oliver, McMaster University,mechanical engineering and management; Jacob Wagner, Kansas State University, mechanical engineering; and SeanKolich, Kansas State University, architectural engineering. The scholarship was established by the Trane Co. inmemory of its founder, an innovative engineer, inventor and business executive.· Willis H. Carrier Scholarships: $10,000 for one year, Daniel Cowan, University of New Haven, mechanicalengineering, and Andrea Gregg, Kansas State University, architectural engineering. The scholarship was establishedby the Carrier Corp. in memory of its founder, who installed the world’s first scientifically designed air-conditioningsystem.· Frank M. Coda: $5,000 for one year, Scott Reed, East Carolina University, engineering. The scholarship wascreated in memory of ASHRAE’s former executive vice president, who served from 1981-2004.The following awards include one-year $3,000 scholarships:· Duane Hanson Scholarship: Sean Holder, St. Louis University, mechanical engineering. The scholarship wasestablished by Gayner Engineers and is named for the company’s former president.· Alwin B. Newton Scholarship: Cory Hultz, Oregon Institute of Technology, mechanical engineering. Thescholarship is named for an industry pioneer and ASHRAE Fellow who was granted 219 patents.· Henry Adams Scholarship: Kaylee Damico, Pennsylvania State University, architectural engineering.Thescholarship was established by Henry Adams Inc. in memory of its founder, a Charter Member and sixth president ofASHRAE’S predecessor society, ASHVE, in 1899.· ASHRAE Region IV/Benny Bootle Scholarship: James Wood, Clemson University, bioengineering. Thescholarship was established collaboratively by Region IV and Benny Bootle, a former Region IV director and regionalchair on the ASHRAE Board of Directors.· ASHRAE Region VIII Scholarship: Jacob Vazquez, Instituto Tecnológicoy deEstudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM), mechanical engineering. This scholarship was established by Region VIII, which includes Arkansas,Oklahoma and Mexico and parts of Louisiana and Texas.· J. Richard Mehalick Scholarship: Matthew Kaminski, University of Pittsburgh, mechanical engineering. Thescholarship was created by a former ASHRAE member who was instrumental in the development of air-conditioningequipment used in commercial, military, aerospace and transportation application.· Donald E. Nichols Scholarship: Jonathan Squires, Tennessee Technological University, mechanical engineering.The scholarship was established by a former member of ASHRAE’s Board of Directors who served for four terms. · ASHRAE Memorial Scholarship: Terrance Eakin, Ohio State University, mechanical engineering. · Associate of Engineering Technology: Robert Toungate, Austin Community College, heating, air conditioning andrefrigeration technology; and Morgan Najewicz, Pennsylvania State University-Fayette, building engineering technologywith building environmental systems technology option.· Bachelor of Engineering Technology: Matthew Kuli, Pennsylvania State University-Erie, mechanical engineeringtechnology.· ASHRAE General Scholarships: Matthew Reeves, University of South Florida, pre-engineering; and AlexanderCox, Washington University, mechanical engineering.Over the course of 20 years ASHRAE has awarded a combined $1 million to over 200 deserving undergraduate andgraduate students. It is ASHRAE’s belief that aiding these future leaders of the heating, ventilation, air-conditioning andrefrigeration industry will in turn benefit society as they lead the way in sustainable HVAC&R technology. For more information on ASHRAE scholarships, visit www.ashrae.org/scholarships. Applications are now beingaccepted for the 2011-12 undergraduate, regional and university-specific scholarships. The deadline is Dec. 1, 2010.

ASHRAE, founded in 1894, is an international organization of some 50,000 persons. ASHRAE fulfills its mission ofadvancing heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration to serve humanity and promote a sustainable world

through research, standards writing, publishing and continuing education.

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