ASHRAE
ASHRAE SocietyPromoting the art and science of heating and cooling in the Miami Valley
Dayton Chapter

The Region V CRC is nearly upon us.
Go to the Region V website for more information

The climate change presentation during the March meeting was a huge success. Many wanted a copy of the presentation.
Here it is. It is a large file, so please be patient.


THE MISSION

ASHRAE will advance the arts and sciences of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration and related human factors to serve the evolving needs of the public and ASHRAE members.

THE VISION

   ASHRAE

ABOUT US

ASHRAE, the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers is an international organization of 50,000 persons with chapters throughout the world. The Society is organized for the sole purpose of advancing the arts and sciences of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration for the public's benefit through research, standards writing, continuing education and publications. Through its membership, ASHRAE writes standards that set uniform methods of testing and rating equipment and establish accepted practices for the HVAC&R industry worldwide, such as the design of energy efficient buildings. The Society's research program, currently more than 100 research projects worth nearly $8 million, investigates numerous issues, such as identifying new refrigerants that are environmentally safe. ASHRAE organizes broad-based technical programs for presentation at its semiannual meetings and co-sponsors the International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition, the largest HVAC&R trade show in North America.

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A NOTE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Our annual spring golf outing could not have had better weather. The weather brought no rain and just the right amount of breeze. Thank you to those that either participated by playing or sponsoring a hole and a special thank you to Mark Neiheisel for all the effort in putting this together. I understand Mark wants to retire as golf organizer - anyone want to step in and fill his shoes?

Thanks to all of our hole sponsors:

  1. Uptime Solutions
  2. Solid Blend
  3. Applied Mechanical
  4. Ramsay-Cohron Mechanical Equipment
  5. Johnson Controls/York International
  6. ElitAire
  7. Heapy
  8. Spears Mechanical
  9. Controlled Air
  10. Starco
  11. Waibel

Don't forget the Green Expo on June 26th - ASHRAE is a co-sponsor. This is a great opportunity to pick up PDH points and update your knowledge on "Green" opportunities.

I wanted to take a moment to let all of you know that writing this note is my last action as President of Dayton ASHRAE. Larraine Kapka will be taking over the Presidency from this point forward. I have sincerely enjoyed my term and I appreciate having had the opportunity to work closely with not only the officers but also the various committees. How about giving it a chance? Get involved - you get so much more than you give! Next meeting is July 10th at 8 AM.

Best regards,
Greg Cohron, P.E.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

There have been many questions from ASHRAE members regarding Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirements for renewing Ohio PE license for Engineers. Beginning in 2007, Ohio PE Registration renewal requires 15 CPDs. The PE Registration Board does not pre-approve courses nor does the board pre-approve providers. Each Registrant is responsible for their hours and to make sure that the courses they take meet the requirements and must include technical, ethical or managerial content. Typically 50 Minutes of content would account for one CPD. There are many ways to obtain CPD's just to mention few as outlined by the Ohio PE Board are as follows:

  1. Completion of courses offered by a professional of trade organization, university or college, or offered in-house by a corporation, or technical presentations conducted at meetings, conventions conferences sponsored by a corporation, other business entity, professional or technical societies, association agency or other group.
  2. Teaching relevant courses (does not apply to full-time faculty, only applies to courses being taught for the first time).
  3. Authoring papers.
  4. Completion or auditing of college courses.
  5. Being an office or committee member (2 CPDs) of an engineering society i.e, ASHRAE. They do not accept self-directed study courses. You must keep your own records (see attached suggested log sheet). I feel that our typical technical ASHRAE meetings would count for credit. However, I suggest you check the BOD's web at http://ohiopeps.org (click on "Renewals > CPD" located just under the heading) for more complete and accurate information.

2007-2008 MEETING SCHEDULE

Sep

8 Oct


12 Nov


10 Dec

11 Jan

18 Feb

10 Mar


9 Apr

26 June

Golf Outing with Cincinnati Chapter

(D) Membership Promotion
Chilled Beam Cooling Systems


(D) Student Night & Research Promotion Night
Control System Integration


(L) What's Up with Codes?

(D) Holiday Social Event (TBD)

(L) Refrigeration Day

(D) ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer Series
Global Warming


(D) Nutter Center Tour

Golf Outing


(L) - Lunch Meeting
(D) - Dinner Meeting

CHAPTER HAPPENINGS

Download the latest Chapter Newsletter and News You Can Use supplement to find out what's happening in our neck of the woods. The monthly newsletter will provide information about the upcoming meeting and other relevant events on a monthly basis. The News You Can Use supplement is a single page publication providing reminders and information that simply cannot wait until the next formal newsletter. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed to read these newsletters.

Current Newsletter
News You Can Use

RESEARCH PROMOTION NEWS

Contributions to ASHRAE Research continue to come in from individuals and companies who participated in the Research Promotion breakfast in December. Recent contributors include:

We'd also like to recognize the individuals who made contributions this fiscal year:

You still have time to contribute. Just fill out the attached form and drop it in the mail with your check made out to ASHRAE Research. No amount is too small!

Any questions, please call me at Signature Technologies, 859-6323, x-147.

Denny Lammlein

WHAT'S HAPPENING IN DAYTON

Engineer's Club
Chamber of Commerce
City of Dayton
Convention and Visitor's Bureau
Montgomery County
Five Rivers Metro Parks
Dayton Daily News
Wright Brother's Aeroplane Co.
Dayton Art Institute
Boonshoft Museum of Discovery
The Airforce Museum
Schuster Center
Victoria Theater
Human Race Theatre Company
The Dayton Philharmonic
Dayton Dragons
Dayton Bombers
Dayton BlueHawks
Dayton Boat Club
Dayton Cycling Club


Need a little help? Consider a co-op or student intern from Sinclair's 2-year HVACR Engineering Technology Degree Program. Contact Larraine Kapka or Russell Marcks.


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