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THERMOGRAM Volume LI Issue 09 April 2017 www.ashrae-balto.org Main: Total Energy Recovery Applications Tech Session: Application of Variable Frequency Drives A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR NETWORKING SPONSOR FOR THE EVENING: The April meeting will take place at the Engineers Club. 11 West Mount Vernon Place Baltimore, MD 21201 Main Meeting: Applying Total Energy Recovery in Lab Environments & Other Critical Applications: Lessons Learned Over 20+ Years Speaker: John Fischer, Director of Technology at SEMCO, Inc. The following learning objectives will be discussed: Brief overview of Operational and Energy Successes at Johns Hopkins Schools of Medicine (Local adopter of total energy recovery in laboratories with 6 major laboratory projects installed over the past 20+ years) Benefits and Risks Involving the use of Total Energy Recovery vs Coil to Coil technologies Challenges processing fume hood exhaust vs. general lab exhaust in laboratory facilities Quantitative risk assessment for suitability of use: Worse Case Spill Scenario using facilities chemical inventory John Fischer is one of the industry’s top experts in the field of Energy Recovery, Dehumidification, Chilled Beams and Indoor Air Quality with 40 years of experience. He has consulted with and provided guidance to owners/ designers of numerous key research facilities globally incorporating total energy recovery including Johns Hopkins, NIH, Medical Research Council (Cambridge England), CREATE Laboratories (Singapore) and many others involving more than 75,000,000 cfm of outdoor air. Tech Session: Application of Variable Frequency Drives Speaker: Ron Heymann, Sr. HVAC Regional Sales Manager for ABB This presentation will be an overview of Variable Frequency Drive technology, harmonic mitigation technology and VFD specifications. Ron Heymann has been the ABB HVAC Commercial Sales Manager for over 10 years. Immediately prior to this position, Mr. Heymann spent 5 years at Yaskawa Electric as the AC Drives Northeast Regional Sales Manager. He has another 15 years industry experience with AC Drives, Sensors, and Photolithographic Semiconductor Processing Equipment Sales. Mr. Heymann holds a degree in Industrial Technology from California Polytechnic - San Luis Obispo. ASHRAE April 6th MEETING: Tech Session: 5:00 pm – 5:45 pm Network Hour: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Dinner: 6:30 pm – 7:00 pm Main Speaker: 7:00 pm – 8:15 pm

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THERMOGRAM Volume LI Issue 09

April 2017

www.ashrae-balto.org

Main: Total Energy Recovery Applications

Tech Session: Application of Variable Frequency Drives

A SPECIAL THANKS TO

OUR NETWORKING

SPONSOR

FOR THE EVENING:

The April meeting will take place at the Engineers Club.

11 West Mount Vernon Place Baltimore, MD 21201

Main Meeting: Applying Total Energy Recovery in Lab Environments & Other Critical Applications: Lessons Learned Over 20+ Years

Speaker: John Fischer, Director of Technology at SEMCO, Inc.

The following learning objectives will be discussed:

Brief overview of Operational and Energy Successes at Johns Hopkins Schools of Medicine (Local adopter of

total energy recovery in laboratories with 6 major laboratory projects installed over the past 20+ years)

Benefits and Risks Involving the use of Total Energy Recovery vs Coil to Coil technologies

Challenges processing fume hood exhaust vs. general lab exhaust in laboratory facilities

Quantitative risk assessment for suitability of use: Worse Case Spill Scenario using facilities chemical

inventory

John Fischer is one of the industry’s top experts in the field of Energy Recovery, Dehumidification, Chilled Beams

and Indoor Air Quality with 40 years of experience. He has consulted with and provided guidance to owners/

designers of numerous key research facilities globally incorporating total energy recovery including Johns

Hopkins, NIH, Medical Research Council (Cambridge England), CREATE Laboratories (Singapore) and many

others involving more than 75,000,000 cfm of outdoor air.

Tech Session: Application of Variable Frequency Drives Speaker: Ron Heymann, Sr. HVAC Regional Sales Manager for ABB This presentation will be an overview of Variable Frequency Drive technology, harmonic mitigation technology and

VFD specifications.

Ron Heymann has been the ABB HVAC Commercial Sales Manager for over 10 years. Immediately prior to this

position, Mr. Heymann spent 5 years at Yaskawa Electric as the AC Drives Northeast Regional Sales Manager.

He has another 15 years industry experience with AC Drives, Sensors, and Photolithographic Semiconductor

Processing Equipment Sales. Mr. Heymann holds a degree in Industrial Technology from California Polytechnic -

San Luis Obispo.

ASHRAE April 6th MEETING: Tech Session: 5:00 pm – 5:45 pm Network Hour: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm

Dinner: 6:30 pm – 7:00 pm Main Speaker: 7:00 pm – 8:15 pm

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2016-2017 Chapter Leadership Roster Officers President Dave Reese KCI Technologies

P:410-316-7800 [email protected]

President-Elect Craig Parks BKM

P:410-323-0600 [email protected]

Treasurer Brad Watkins Cummins-Wagner

P:410-880-0850 x123 [email protected]

Secretary Steph Kunkel JMT

P:410-329-8100 [email protected]

Board Member James Cote United Energy Products

P:410-793-0202 [email protected]

Board Member Jeff Shook Cheasapeake Systems

P:443-561-1652 [email protected]

Board Member Sherry Abbott-Adkins A Squared Plus Engineering P:443-977-9741 [email protected]

Past-President Adam Fauer

P:410-303-3125 [email protected]

Committee Chairs

Attendance/Recpt. Theresa Schroeder Whitman Requardt

P:443-224-1594 [email protected]

Chapter Programs Craig Parks BKM

P:410-323-0600 [email protected]

Historian Alex Clark Towson University

P:410-704-2717 [email protected]

Membership Kaylee Haupt BCPS

P:443-809-9079 [email protected]

Refrigeration Jon Olmstead The Trane Company

P:410-403-2200 [email protected] Research Promotion Ryan Berger Leach Wallace Associates, Inc

P: 410-579-8100 [email protected] Scholarship Saqib Ashraf Carrier

P:410-298-2400 [email protected] Student Activities Sam Philipp JMT

P:410-329-8100 [email protected] Student Activities Robert Broczowski Mueller Associates

P:410-652-5437 [email protected]

Young Engineers Nancy Neely Johnson Controls, Inc

P:410-746-4168 [email protected]

CTA Craig Parks BKM

P:410-323-0600 [email protected]

CTTC Craig Parks BKM

P:410-323-0600 cttc@ ashrae-balto.org Thermogram Kelly Brennan Schneider Electric

P:410-381-7655 [email protected]

Engineers Week Sam Philipp JMT

P:410-329-8100 [email protected] Web Technician Ben Becker KCI Technologies

P:410-316-7800 [email protected] Christmas Party John Prusak Johnson Controls, Inc.

P:410-527-2612 [email protected]

Golf Outing R L Gladden Chesapeake Systems

P:443-561-1600 [email protected] Women in ASHRAE J ennifer Leach Cummins-Wagner

P:240-542-5568 [email protected]

Grassroots Activities Rich Goins / Chris Meyer Cummins-Wagner

P:410-792-4230 [email protected]

ASHRAE Reservation Hotline

Phone: 443-224-1594 ASHRAE Baltimore Chapter

Attn: Theresa R Schroeder [email protected]

In alignment with the “Green Trends” of ASHRAE we have eliminated the paper copies of

the Membership Roster. An electronic copy will be available at meetings, upon request.

President’s Pen

Spring has sprung!! And our April Meeting is just about upon

us. For us ASHRAE Meeting participants, April in Baltimore

means Past President’s Night and crab cakes!! What’s not to

like?

Many thanks to Craig Parks for organizing our programs

throughout this year. It is not an easy task arranging

presentations for you - our Membership, but Craig has risen to

the occasion. In March we had a highly informative Tech

Session presented by Mark Shaffer on the “Design and

Application of Compressed Air Systems”. Our Main Meeting

topic was presented by Dr. Rudolf Zaengerle on “High

Performance Run-Around Energy Recovery Systems”. I hope

you were able to take advantage of these excellent

presentations.

Speaking of opportunities, there is a whole lot of ASHRAE

going on this month. On April 1st we will hold our Student

Challenge. Sam Phillip and Rob Broczkowski are organizing

this event and could use all the help they can get. Please

reach out to Sam and/or Rob at studentchaps@ashrae-

balto.org or [email protected] and offer your

assistance. Your help is needed and appreciated.

Our April 6th Chapter Meeting will feature a Main Meeting on

“Applying Total Energy Recovery in Labs”. Our Tech Session

is on VFDs. Many thanks to Gus K and the rest of the

professionals at Advanced Thermal Solutions for sponsoring

our Networking Hour this month.

Our 6th Annual fishing tournament will be held on Monday April

17th - opening day for rockfish in the Chesapeake. The latest

word was that 10 of 12 boats have been filled. This event

continues to grow each year.

On April 20th ASHRAE is presenting a webinar on “Take

Control: Using Analytics to Drive Building Performance”.

Cummins-Wagner will host this event locally for any of our

membership interested in this webinar. Please let Brad

Watkins of Cummins-Wagner know if you would like to attend.

Brad can be reached at [email protected].

The ballot for the Baltimore Chapter of ASHRAE Board of

Governors for the 2017-2018 year is included in this

Thermogram. All Chapter Members are encouraged to

complete this ballot and return it to me. I do not need to say:

“make the Baltimore Chapter of ASHRAE great again”. Our

chapter is in great shape. We have many young, talented and

dedicated people on our Board and Chairing our

Committees. As any great organization though, we could

still use your involvement. Our chapter is in need of

volunteers for the 2017-18 year. Please contact Craig

Parks or any Board Member and express your interest in

supporting your Chapter.

Dave Reese

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Meeting Schedule Please mark your calendar with the following dates for the 2016 through 2017 Baltimore Chapter meetings. A complete schedule indicating seminar, technical session and main meeting topics will be published in the coming month’s Thermogram and is also available on the chapter website www.ashrae-balto.org.

2016-2017

August 18, 19 & 20, 2016

Chapter Regional Conference Philadelphia, PA

September 7th, 2016 7th Annual Product Show: 3:00—8:00pm Radisson Timonium

October 6th, 2016 Main Meeting: ASHRAE Headquarters Renovation ESB

Research Promotion Tech Session: Energy Modeling...Why?

November 10th, 2016 Main Meeting: Microgrids ESB

Membership Promotion Tech Session: Updates to Performance Ratings of Commercial Unitary Equipment

December 2, 2016 Christmas Party Timonium Fairgrounds

January 5, 2017 Main Meeting: Engineering Ethics: A Case Study Approach ESB

Women in ASHRAE Tech Session: Optimization in HVAC Pumping

February 7, 2017 Main Meeting: Refrigeration Tour Heavy Seas Brewery Refrigeration Tech Session: N/A

March 9, 2017 Main Meeting: High Performance Run-Around Energy Recovery ESB

Membership Promotion Tech Session: Design and Application of Compressors

April 6, 2017 Main Meeting: Heat Wheel Energy Recovery ESB

Former Presidents Night Tech Session: Application of Variable Frequency Drives

May 4, 2017 Main Meeting: Natatorium Design and Dehumidification ESB

Research Promotion & Student Night

Tech Session: Fundamentals of Psychrometrics

June 2, 2017 58th Annual Golf Outing Turf Valley CC

Main Meeting Schedule: 5:30 pm social hour, 6:30 pm dinner, 7:00 pm speaker

Tech Session Schedule: 5:00 - 5:45 pm Cost: $35 dinner fee for full members, $10 dinner fee for students

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TO: BALTIMORE CHAPTER, ASHRAE EMAIL: [email protected] FAX: (410-243-5716) Attn: Theresa Schroeder

Reservations: We are encouraging members to make reservations via e-mail. Those planning to attend should write to [email protected] indicating name(s) and membership status. (member or guest) Please be sure to also include “ASHRAE Meeting” in the subject matter line. Deadline for reservations and cancellations is Monday, April 3rd - NOON . Reservations made after the deadline will be placed on a waiting list. Registration is first come, first served.

This FAX will confirm the following members/guests indicated below: Circle one:

1. __________________________________________________________

Member

Guest

2. __________________________________________________________

Member

Guest

3. __________________________________________________________

Member

Guest

4. __________________________________________________________

Member

Guest

5. __________________________________________________________

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Guest

6. __________________________________________________________

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Guest

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YES! I will attend the Baltimore Chapter Meeting on Thursday, April 6th