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AirwaysHamilton Chapter No. 037
http://www.vaxxine.com/ashrae/American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers
President David Hills, A.Sc.T.
Phone (905) 687-9778 [email protected]
Treasurer & Research ChairWilliam McCartneyPhone (905) 822-2430w.mccartney
@isothermengineering.com
SecretaryBrian White, B.A.Sc.Phone (905) [email protected]
Membership Chair &Student Activities ChairAdam Werthmiller, C.E.T.Phone (905) 687-9778 x25awerthmiller
@tmpniagara.com
HistorianGeorge Menzies, P.Eng.Phone (905) [email protected]
Social ChairDavid Rasmussen, C.E.T.Phone (905)575-5542drasmussen
@delhi-industries.com
C.T.T.C. / T.E.G.A. ChairMike KrewskiPhone (519) [email protected]
ProgramsTerry Fowler, P.Eng.Phone (905) [email protected]
Programs Co-ChairJohn Loncar, P.Eng., MBAPhone (519) [email protected]
Webmaster & Airways Editor
Allan Antcliffe, P.Eng.Phone (519) [email protected]
DRCWilfred Laman, P.Eng.Phone (905) [email protected]
University of Waterloo200 University Ave. W., Waterloo, ON
University Club (see attached map for directions)6:00 pm
$35.00 per person (includes Appetizers, Buffet Dinner and Speaker)Meal Plan not applicable for this event
Volume 49, No. 5 Our 49th Year January 2008
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
(At the University of Waterloo)
"Hospital Filtration Systems andAirborne Contaminant Control"
Feature SpeakerBrian Monk, P.Eng.
Carrier Corporation (RACAN)Brian Monk, P.Eng., is Director, Sales / Marketing for theRACAN Custom Air Handling Division of Carrier Corporationin Montreal. From 1998 to 2006, Brian was the Vice-Presidentof Sales / Marketing for Dectron International, specializing inthe application of dehumidification / filtration systems forcommercial and industrial environments. He has been amember of ASHRAE since 1988 and, as Director ofEngineering for Circul-Aire, had spent 10 years in theapplication and design of air filtration and energy recoverysystems in the industrial and commercial HVAC market.
His academic background includes a degree in AppliedScience (Building Systems Engineering Technology) from Vanier College and aBachelor of Building Engineering from Concordia University. Brian is a RegisteredProfessional Engineer in the Provinces of Quebec and British Columbia. Affiliationsinclude AEE (Association of Energy Engineers), ASME (American Society ofMechanical Engineers), AWWA (American Water Works Association) and AQME(Quebec Association for Energy Conservation).
Mr. Monk is an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer and Part-Time Professor atConcordia University in the Faculty of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering.
IMPORTANT – Please RSVP to Adam Werthmiller before January 7, 2008as we must advise the University as to the number of "meals" required.
E-Mail: [email protected] w Tel: (905) 687-9778 x25 w Fax: (905) 687-8147
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President's ReportSarah Takaki from “Engineers Without Borders”explained, in detail, some of the great work they aredoing world-wide. We thank them for their time andefforts and for their time with us, and we wish them thebest of luck in their future endeavours.
January’s meeting will be held at the University ofWaterloo with a Distinguished Lecturer from Quebecdiscussing Hospital Infiltration and AirborneContaminants. Please note the special date changefrom our regular meetings. If you have any questions orrequire further information about this special remotemeeting, please feel free to contact any member of theHamilton Chapter Executive. Please be sure to RSVPto Adam Werthmiller – [email protected] confirm your attendance. You should have receivedan e-mail dedicated to this particular meeting by now. Ifyou have not received it yet, feel free to contact mepersonally and I’ll ensure that you obtain the eveningagenda.
For February’s meeting, we have planned a gatheringhighlighting Computer Room Glycol Cooling. PleaseRSVP to Wilf Laman at [email protected]. Notethat the Table Top Demonstration time slot is still openfor this month —please contact me should you have aninterest. The cost is only $75.00 to present yourtechnology for 15 minutes in front of a HVACRaudience.
Happy New Year and all the best to everyone for2008!
David Hills, A.Sc.T., President 07/08
Upcoming Chapter MeetingsTuesday, Feb. 12/08Theme: MembershipFeature Speaker - Shehwar Haque - ECOS Aire(Division of Dectron) will discuss computer room glycolcooling.
Tuesday, Mar. 11/08Theme: Students/Y.E.A.Tour – arranged by Noel Neelands of NeelandsRefrigeration – of New Style Supermarket RefrigerationTechnologies
January 15, 2008Technical Session
& Award PresentationA representative from Enermodal Engineering willupdate Chapter members on the energy savingsrealized at the Region of Waterloo EMS facility [this isa follow-up to our tour of the facility in January 2006].
Enermodal will be presented with a 2007 ASHRAERegional Technology Award for this project.
Upcoming Events of InterestASHRAE Winter Meeting
(including AHR Expo)January 19 – 23, 2008
New York, NYwww.ashrae.org
(Click on Meetings & Events)or www.ahrexpo.com
CMX / CIPHEX 2008March 27 – 29, 2008
Metro Toronto Convention CentreToronto, ON
www.cmxshow.com
From the EditorOn behalf of the ASHRAE Hamilton Chapter Executive,I would like to extend Season's Greetings to allChapter members and their families and to wisheveryone a safe and prosperous New Year.
As always, if you have any comments or suggestionsregarding the Airways bulletin, please do not hesitate tocontact me.
Allan Antcliffe, P. Eng.Webmaster & Airways Editor 07/08
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ASHRAE Satellite BroadcastApril 16, 2008
On April 16, 2008, ASHRAE's Chapter TechnologyTransfer Committee (CTTC) will present a satellitebroadcast and simultaneous webcast on "IntegratedBuilding Design: Bringing the Pieces Together toUnleash the Power of Teamwork."
Online registration for site coordinators and webcastviewers begins March 1 by going towww.ashrae.org/ibdbroadcast. Registration for satelliteviewers begins March 15. Information about theprogram and speakers is avai lable atwww.ashrae.org/ibdbroadcast.
Three PDH credits will be granted to those who view theprogram and then complete the Participant ReactionForm on ASHRAE's web page following the broadcast.
As an added benefit, a $50 discount will apply to a one-year membership for anyone who joins ASHRAE as anew member in conjunction with the broadcast. Checkout ASHRAE's website for more details.
Note that, as in previous years, the ASHRAE HamiltonChapter will be hosting this satellite broadcast at theCrossroads Communication Center in Burlington. Markit on your calendar now and plan to attend!
ASHRAE News ReleasesASHRAE Session Focuses on Designs for Security withSustainability
ATLANTA – Guidance on building security andemergency planning and response, and doing so whilepracticing good sustainability measures, will bepresented in ASHRAE's free public session held at the2008 Winter Meeting.
Measuring Up: Case Studies of Green Building EnergyPerformance Shared in ASHRAE Seminar
ATLANTA – When it comes to high-performancebuildings, the proof is performance.
Measuring actual energy performance, however, can bechallenging due to inadequate modeling practices,failure to include operations staff in goal setting and lackof adequate budgets for commissioning, evaluationsand ongoing benchmarking.
Database of Building, Equipment Owning, OperatingCosts Provided by ASHRAE
ATLANTA – Every day, engineers are asked to advisebuilding owners and managers on strategic decisionsinvolving the life cycle and functionality of buildings.
In the past, lack of valid data has left engineers withouta solid basis for making these decisions.
ASHRAE Seminar Focuses on Proposed SustainabilityStandard
ATLANTA – A sneak peek at a proposed standard forhigh-performance buildings will be shared in a seminarat ASHRAE's 2008 Winter Meeting.
Data Center Energy Consumption Discussed atASHRAE Forum
ATLANTA – With industry focus on net-zero-energybuildings, input into how low data center energyconsumption can go is being sought at a forum at theASHRAE 2008 Winter Meeting.
Click here for complete news releases.
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2007 – 2008 Meeting ScheduleThis year's meeting schedule is summarized below. Except for some special events, all meetings will be held at the Royal Hamilton YachtClub, at the north end of McNab St., on the Hamilton Harbour (If you need a map, visit our web site). New products and/or services maybe presented informally via a "technical session" or a "table top demonstration" prior to dinner. After dinner, the main topic of the eveningis presented by the "feature speaker". If you are interested in presenting a technical session, booking table top space to promote yourproduct and/or service or, if you have a suggestion for a feature subject and/or speaker, please contact Terry Fowler (Programs Chair).There is a charge of $75.00 for "table top demonstration" space and this includes a business card ad for two months.
ASHRAE Hamilton Chapter Program ActivityDate Theme Technical Session/
Table Top Demonstration Feature Speaker
January 15, 2008(not 2nd Tuesday)
[at the University ofWaterloo]
T.E.G.A.
Speaker t.b.d.Enermodal Engineering
Region of WaterlooEMS Energy Savings
[At the University of Waterloo]
Brian Monk, P. Eng.Carrier Corporation (RACAN)
ASHRAE Distinguished LecturerGas-Phase Air Filtration
[At the University of Waterloo]
February 12, 2008 Membership openShehwar Haque
ECOS Aire (Division of Dectron)Computer Room Glycol Cooling
March 11, 2008 Students/Y.E.A.
Noel NeelandsNeelands Refrigeration
Tour of New Style Supermarket Refrigeration Technologies
April 16, 2008(not 2nd Tuesday)
T.E.G.A./IAQ
ASHRAE Satellite Broadcast"Integrated Building Design –
Putting the Pieces Together to Unleash the Power of Teamwork"
May 13, 2008 Refrigeration openHugh Crowther (tentative)
McQuay InternationalVariable Cooling / Refrigerant Flow
June 4, 2008(not 2nd Tuesday)
Social/Research
Legends on the Niagara — Battlefield CourseAnnual Golf Tournament
Webmaster & Airways Editor:Allan Antcliffe, P. Eng.Madok Manufacturing Limited50 Morrell Street, Brantford, ON N3T 4J5Phone: (519) 756-5760 Fax: (519) 756-5768E-mail: [email protected]
Hamilton Chapter Mailing Address:ASHRAE Hamilton Chapter59 Abbey CloseAncaster, ON L9G 4K8
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