The Kelly Kissock powerpoint from October is not yet available. He is making modifications to it. I will post it here as soon as I receive it.
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.
ASHRAE
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.
When it is as hot and muggy as it has been, it's easy to remember the great contributions of ASHRAE in advancing the air conditioning and refrigeration industries. How about "giving back" a little to help insure that research on the technologies of tomorrow can continue. Just fill out and mail the attached form with your check. Now that's COOL!
Any questions, please call me at Signature Technologies, 859-6323, x-147.
Denny Lammlein
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(D) "Net Zero" Energy Buildings (L) Young Engineers in ASHRAE Lunch (D) ASHRAE Distinguished Lecture Series (L) Heating Systems (B) Research Promotion Breakfast Holiday Social Event (L) ASHRAE Distinguished Lecture Series (D) 3-D Integrated Design (D) Bus Tour to Copeland Plant ASHRAE Webcast - Indoor Air Quality Golf Outing - TBD ASHRAE at the Dayton Dragons Green Expo at Heapy Engineering Region V CRC |
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Congratulations to those being recognized for their research promotion contributions this month. Wouldn't it be great if we could say that all chapter members contributed next year( no amount is too small) instead of the 13% who contributed this year?
What a great program by Kelly Kissock on net zero energy buildings this past month. And how about the tech session on Psychrometrics? It was so well-received, that we have asked for a "Part 2" at the December meeting.
As you all know, we tried something new this year as a way of getting some younger members of our technical community more involved with ASHRAE. The Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA) lunch was attended by approximately 35 people-Joe Ferdelman spoke on the benefits of joining and becoming involved in ASHRAE activities, followed by an excellent talk on "The Future of Energy" by John Fanselow from Third Sun Solar & Wind Power, Ltd. We have already gained one new member from this meeting and will be following up with the other attendees.
This month we have another exciting and important program. We are fortunate to have Professor Stanley Mumma, an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer from Penn State, who will talk about Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems. We also have an important Tech Session before the meeting on the most recent changes to ASHRAE Standard 62.
I've been doing some business traveling and have a few conclusions to share:
We are busy planning the holiday party. Make sure your input is heard-join as at the next BOG meeting on November 20th so you don't find us planning something of no interest to you.
Thanks again to all of the officers and committee chairs for their past and continuing service to the Dayton Chapter.
Sincerely,
Larraine A. Kapka, P.E.
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:
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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