JANUARY 2015 DINNER MEETING
main program: THE ONCE AND FUTURE KING
Speaker: Max Sherman, Ph.D.
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory,
Berkeley, CA
Dr. Max Sherman is a senior staff scientist at the Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory where he has been a leading
researcher on infiltration ventilation and indoor air quality for
many years. ASHRAE has recognized him as a Holladay Distinguished Fellow. He has served in many senior management
positions in ASHRAE including being a Director-At-Large. He
is currently the chairman of ASHRAE’s Residential Buildings
Committee.
OAKLAND
SCOTT’S SEAFOOD
#2 Broadway
Oakland, CA 94607
(510) 444-3456
Agenda:
5:30 pm
Registration & Social Hour
6:30 pm
Dinner, Announcements
and Introductions
7:30 pm Main Program
8:30 pm Adjourn
Register at:
http://scottsjls.com/contact/
PRESENTATION SUMMARY
We all know that buildings must be ventilated. Ventilation is the V in HVAC. ASHRAE was
founded for the ventilation industry, but we rarely think about why we ventilate or how
we came to the standards we have now. Dr. Sherman will provide background on why
ventilation was and is important and where some of the research is going. He will touch
on the issues related to the history of ventilation and ASHRAE as well as what we can look
forward to.
Inside this Issue:
Event Calendar................................ 2
President’s message....................... 3
Historian Article.............................. 4
CTTC................................................... 5
Student Activities............................ 5
Research Promotion........................ 6.
THURSDAY, JAN 14th
5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Job Announcements....................... 7
Announcements........................ 8-10
December Meeting Recap........... 11
Board and Chair Members........... 12
Ad Page and Ad Rates................... 13
Cost:
GG ASHRAE Members:
Before 5pm, Jan. 8 $40
After 5pm, Jan. 8 $50
Non-Members:
Before 5pm, Jan. 8 After 5pm, Jan. 8 $50
$55
Students/Voucher Holder
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event Calendar
Find details at ggashrae.org
´Thursday, January 14, 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Location: Oakland, Scott’s Seafood
Topic: The Once and Future King
Speaker: Max Sherman
´Thursday, February 11, 11:30am – 1:30pm
Location: San Francisco, Pacific Energy Center
Topic: Water Conservation topic
Speaker: Paula Kehoe
´Thursday, March 10, 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Joint meeting with Redwood Empire
Location: San Rafael, Four Points Sheraton
Topic/Speaker: TBD
´Thursday, April 14, 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Location: Oakland, Scott’s Seafood
Topic: Using Embedded Tube Radiant Cooling Systems to Maximize
LEED Points
Speaker: Devin Abellon, P.E
´Thursday, May 12, 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Location: PG&E Pacific Energy Center
Topic: Awards and Product Show
´Thursday, June 9, 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Location: Oakland, Scott’s Seafood
Topic: Cool Thermal Energy Storage in the Era of Sustainability
Speaker: Bill Bahnfleth
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golden gate chapter
President’s Message, january 2016
India vs. California (Let’s Keep up the Good Work!)
I returned last week from a visit to India. It’s a fascinating country with an intriguing culture, delicious food, and (a whole lot of )
friendly people. This was my second visit; I spent time there in 1988 as a backpacking budget traveler. I found that many things have not changed much over those 27 years. That’s one of the interesting things about India and its enduring
culture. The food is still excellent, and the streets are still full of life. On the other hand, I did see some unfortunate changes. Beaches
full of strolling families are now covered with trash. Once clear
waterways are now choked with invasive plant growth, fed by
farm run-off. And the air pollution in Delhi nearly blocked out the
sun. After three wonderful days visiting friends in Delhi, my lungs
were begging for a break.
I had a great time in India, but I came home very grateful that
here in California I can breathe relatively clean air and enjoy clean
beaches. While India gets worse, here in California many environmental indicators have shown significant improvement over the
last four decades. Things are far from perfect, but kids playing AYSO
soccer today don’t have to experience the same lung burning pain
that I remember from growing up in Los Angeles in the 1970’s.
Here’s a chart from the US EPA showing air quality trends over the
last 40 years (http://www3.epa.gov/region9/air/trends/).
Let’s keep up the good work!
As ASHRAE members we play a significant role in achieving these improvements. I know that sometimes it’s a challenge. I grumble
when filling out Title 24 compliance forms. Emissions standards sometimes force us to invest money to upgrade equipment. We all
bump up against environmental regulations. But next time I start to grumble I’ll remember the horrible air in Delhi and I’ll remember
the LA smog of my childhood. I’ll feel grateful that I can play a role in keeping California going in the right direction.
P.S. On the subject of air quality… don’t miss our January 14 chapter meeting where Dr. Max Sherman of LBNL talks about
“Ventilation: The Once and Future King”.
Erik Kolderup
2015-2016 President, ASHRAE Golden Gate
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historian
JANUARY – 2016
Tom Gilbertson, Chapter Historian
History allows us to relive our lives….remembering and learning as we go….ASHRAE and its predecessors…ASHVE and ASRE provided a framework for our work activity…..and within our field… “what
you “did?” …or “might have done?”….and also the how and the why?….As you learned about our
industry…who taught you?...and who did you teach?...and who helped you?...and who did you help?
It may be time to look back at your history…and see just how, and why, you have arrived at this point?
It is more than 65 years ago that someone showed me how to use a slide rule….. Then I saved my
money….and for “92-cents + 8-cents for shipping and handling” ….I sent in $1.00… and received a
wooden slide rule in the mail…that I used for the next 10-years….My cousin, Gordon…who was a trainee at the Trane Company,
patiently showed me how to use the slide rule….and also showed me how it made heat loss calculations very easy….and also how
to do 4th Grade Arithmetic Problems…and the little trick to get “4-places” out of the slide rule….(Much to the displeasure of Miss
Breen…..our “elderly”… 3rd and 4th Grade teacher.)…Ah!...that’s another story…
The point is…someone helped me…and now WHO did you help? Surely you must have someone that you can say you truly helped!...
and someone who will, years later fully appreciate what you did for them.
If you want to be remembered…be a teacher!
Harvey Brickman…a fine gentlemen from New York who was a really long-time ASHRAE/
ASHVE-member…related the story of how his Father had taught school in the New
York City Schools, in Brooklyn…. for over 40 years…then retired…and lived to be
well over 90 years of age….Upon the Father’s passing…now gone from teaching for
over 30 years…and at that age with few living peers….it was expected that very few
would attend his funeral…..Surprise!....over 400 former students remembered him…
and showed up in his honor!
If you want to be remembered…and do some good…be a teacher!
Do any of you remember the ESCMT Program that used ASHRAE-members to teach
drafting to entry-level candidates?...That was in the late 1960’s…and those skills
allowed a number of individuals to be able…with help…obtain a job with local consulting engineer firms…A noble activity by our Golden Gate Chapter in the 1960’s
. Maybe we should consider some Chapter activity along the same concept today?
Any Golden Gate ASHRAE Members ready for a challenge?
Maybe we should organize some entry-level training program that would fit our
industry?
The ASHRAE-related activities are bereft with experience-driven knowledge that
allows our industry to move forward on an increasingly efficient schedule…..Looking
back….(that’s History now)….where did you learn about this industry?...High school?....College?....Employment?....Work?...(do
not equate Employment with Work)….and what made YOU interested in this industry?
Historian Note – January 2016
Gunter Schlicht - 1935 - 2015…The ASHRAE Golden Gate Chapter notes with sadness, the passing of Günter
Schlicht. A Chapter member and Industry stalwart from 50, 40 and 30 years ago. Employed at Kaiser Engineers, The
Scott Company, and ENTEK Consulting Engineers. A man who lived through WWII as a boy in Germany, emigrated to the United
States, and worked in our industry, and eventually founded an innovative manufacturing company with industrial production in
Mexico, and China as well as Texas. There is hardly a project in the last 20 years that did not use at least one of his company’s innovative products.
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chapter technology transfer committee
Tyler Bradshaw, CTTC Co-Chair
Technology Awards
The ASHRAE Golden Gate chapter is now accepting applications for the 2016 Technology Awards and we’re proud to announce the
addition of a new Retro Commissioning (RCx) projects distinction for each category listed below. If you have a project and/or building
in which you have participated in the design process please submit an application for your deserved recognition.
ASHRAE Technology Award applications are accepted in each of the following categories:
I. Commercial Buildings (New, Existing, RCx)
II. Institutional Buildings (New, Existing, RCx)
• Educational Facilities (New, Existing, RCx)
• Other Institutional (New, Existing, RCx)
III. Health Care Facilities (New, Existing, RCx)
IV. Industrial Facilities or Processes (New, Existing, RCx)
V. Public Assembly (New, Existing, RCx)
VI. Residential (New, Existing, RCx)
For the chapter level awards the award application is short and relatively simple to prepare. To download the application directly
from the ASHRAE website, click the following link. Chapter/Regional Application -- Short Form (Updated June 2014)
Additional information and sample entries can be viewed and downloaded from the Technology Awards Program page here: https://
www.ashrae.org/membership--conferences/honors--awards/technology-awards-program
Deadlines for the Golden Gate Chapter applications will be March 31st. Please do not hesitate to contact Taylor Bradshaw at tbradshaw@
integralgroup.com.
student activities
Anna Osborne, Student Activities Chair
ASHRAE Winter Conference Travel Grant Winners!
This year the Golden Gate Chapter has awarded two travel grants, for $1250 each, to send
student members to the 2016 Winter Conference in Orlando, FL! This is the first year we have
awarded two grants, and we hope to continue to grow this program in the future. The winners
are Jonathan Woolley and Soazig Kaam- both PhD students from the University of California
Berkley. Look for an article on their experience in the March FOG Dispenser.
T 510.663.2070 x 2029 | D 510.457.0129 aosborne@integralgroup.com
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research promotion
Jason Lesser, Research Promotion Chair
2015-2016 Donors
What is the RP Campaign?
$25,000
$20,000
The RP Campaign is an annual fundraising campaign benefiting the funding of
numerous ASHRAE Programs. These programs include:
• ASHRAE Research
•ASHRAE Scholarships for undergraduate students
•ASHRAE Learning Institute (ALI) development of new courses & materials
$15,000
•Graduate Research Projects (Grants-in-Aid)
•Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA) Leadership Training
$10,000
$5,000
$0
•Permanently endowed support to all of the above programs
The RP Campaign is overseen by the RP Committee, a standing ASHRAE Committee. The Committee
is made up of 14 Regional Vice Chairs (RVC), 1 Consultant (past RVC), 3 Vice Chairs (past Consultant),
and Chair (past Vice Chair). Staff support includes a 3-member team based at ASHRAE Headquarters.
The RP Campaign raises over $2.2 million a year from over 6,000 donors. These donors are made up of
ASHRAE Members, industry associations, and industry organizations.
Thanks to all who donated last year we exceeded our goal of $26,500. This year we plan to exceed our
goal of $27,000 and we have already had some generous donors.
The Following individuals and companies have generously supported ASHRAE Research and Golden
Gate Chapter for 2015-16 Campaign.
With the help of following Donors and Golden Gate Chapter Volunteers, we were able to raise the most
amount of Research Funds over the last 10-years.Golden Gate Chapter received Challenge RP award at
Chapter Regional Conference.
Your contributions are much appreciated. Thank you for making a difference and shaping tomorrow’s built
environment today.
Donors in 2015-2016:
Individuals
$2000 & Over
Mike Mann
$1000 to $1999
Glenn Friedman
$250 to $999
R F MacDonald Co. - Hayward
Individuals
Up to $249
Mark H Walton
Glen R Leggoe
Carl H Jordan
Elizabeth Foster Courtney
Nikki Friedman
James G Nemechek
Individuals
Up to $249
Zberri A Alvi
Michelle V Dionello
Amy Allen
Gail D Brownell
Dennis W Thompson
Tyler Bradshaw, PE
Jason Lesser
Erik P Kolderup
Nikola Kravik
Jeremy Augustin Martinez
Brian Michael Chacon
Timothy Goeppner
Dick Friedman
Reginald A Monteyne
Kyle S Blocker
Corydon C Palmer
Donations are tax deductible, by check, credit
card or online at www.ashrae.org/contribute
Mail Checks to: ASHRAE RP: 1791 Tullie Circle,
NE: Atlanta, GA 30329
For more information, please visit Research and
Promotions section on www.ggashrae.org
or contact RP Chair Jason Lesser at (510)
455-0062, jlesser@ami-hvac.com
Our goal for this year is to raise
$27,000 for ASHRAE Research
Contributions: $8,741
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job announcements
Position Available:
Plumbing Designer
Taylor Engineering in Alameda is looking for an experienced
Plumbing Designer to prepare detail layout plans for drainage
and water supply systems for commercial and institutional
buildings. Manage and perform tests on materials and equipment and maintain knowledge on product specifications and
ensure adherence to required codes and standards. Collaborate with various teams to design architectural and electrical
requirements for plumbing projects. Assist to allocate appropriate CAD design for activities and ensure compliance to
client timeframes. Evaluate design drawings according to required quality regulations. Install various commission pumps.
Administer plumbing work. Collaborate with consultants and
contractors for plumbing associated work.
contact Glenn Friedman at
gfriedman@taylor-engineering.com (510) 263-1542
Position Available:
Major Projects Project Manager
(Controls/ Security/ Technology)
Bay Area Location
Responsible for the profitable execution of assigned Major
Projects. Ensures that assigned projects are done accurately,
on-time, billed, within the budget and scope of the contract.
Maintains positive cash flow for projects and actively pursues
selling change orders. Experience with projects related to
HVAC controls, Fire or Security systems is desired. Experience in dealing with a large and diverse number of simultaneous challenges, requiring knowledge of many different
disciplines while directly managing a technical workforce.
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering,
Construction Management with a minimum of five years of
direct project management experience in the Building Construction Industry.
contact Maurice Hatchett / Bobby Bains
(916) 708 – 1792 / (408)439-2216
Maurice.b.hatchett@jci.com / bobby.bains@jci.com
21270 Cabot Blvd, Hayward Ca 94545
Position Available:
Beyond Efficiency Inc.:
Energy Modeling/Engineering
Specialist
Beyond Efficiency, a small and highly respected consulting
firm headquartered in Berkeley, provides energy modeling,
engineering and green building services for commercial, educational, multifamily and single-family residential projects
throughout the western U.S.. We are actively searching for
a talented rising star in the green building industry to work
primarily on our non-residential projects in a leadership
position. In this mid- to senior-level role, a wide range of
responsibilities will require keen insight, initiative and creativity and draw from a diversity of prior work experiences. Do
you resonate with our mission to empower clients to create
enduring high-performance buildings?
contact Beyond Efficiency Inc.
1502 Walnut St Ste C, Berkeley, CA 94709
Apply at our website www.beyondefficiency.us, Jobs page
No calls please.
Position Available:
Point Energy Innovations:
Commissioning Program Manager
Assists our high technology clients onsite in Silicon Valley and
manage Cx efforts across their regional sites. Commission all
building systems in addition to MEP, with a focus on systems
that have the highest impact on user experience, such as
indoor environmental quality, thermal comfort, acoustics,
and daylight/glare, in addition to energy savings. Ability
to interpret commissioning reports and find resolution to
the problems will be critical. Interact with owners, building
occupants, contractors, and commissioning agents.
contact Maria Berta, Director of Operations
Point Energy Innovations
maria@pointenergyinnovations.com
415/663-6340
Position Available:
Point Energy Innovations:
Building Performance Engineer
Assists our high technology clients’ development team
onsite in Silicon Valley to vett design concepts and criteria
for building and campus level energy systems. Analyze
submetering data and recommend operational and design
improvements. Facilitate the application and tracking of efficiency incentives for capital and operations projects. Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to implement
a smart micro grid on future camp us developments. Focus
an best in class comfort for employees in a way that is cost
effective, reliable, and energy efficient. Conduct a variety of
energy analyses on building systems including consideration
of onsite renewable energy systems. Develop performance
tracking systems.
contact Maria Berta, Director of Operations
Point Energy Innovations
maria@pointenergyinnovations.com
415/663-6340
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announcements
San Francisco IEEE / IAS
ELECTRICAL AND LIGHTING COMMISSIONING SEMINAR
Friday, February 26, 2016 – Hilton Doubletree Pleasanton
SIGN UP ON-LINE AT: https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/m/37405
• Morning Session:
Keynote Title: Cyber Security for Industrial Networks
Keynote Speaker: Chet Sandberg, Raychem Corporation, IEEE Fellow
Abstract: For years, Electrical Controls and Electrical Distribution Equipment Suppliers have responded to market demands
for increased Network connectivity. Power Monitoring equipment can serve web pages right from the meter. Distribution
Equipment may often have multiple wired ethernet connection points, and even a wireless connection. The industry has
skirted around the issue of network security by placing the responsibility for security on the end user, who often does not
have a clear understanding of what network hardware exists inside the electrical room. In this presentation, we will look at
the cyber-physical security options that are available for designing secure industrial networks. We will discuss how to design
secure industrial networks, and review practical ways that engineers can protect industrial networks from becoming a haven
for cyber criminals.
Title: Top 8 Do’s and Don’ts of Lighting Systems/Controls Commissioning
Speakers: Lyn Gomes, kW Engineering; Rick Miller, RNM Engineering
Abstract: Lyn and Rick will present their leading dos and don’ts for lighting design and lighting controls commissioning
with regards to new construction and existing buildings.
Title: Selective Coordination and Arc Flash Mitigation – Why Me?
Speaker: James Walker, Eaton Electrical
Abstract: James will delve into the following important areas in his discussion.
•How to design an electrical system in which the upstream protective device (fuse or circuit breaker) nearest to the system fault
clears the fault without affecting the protective devices that are upstream from it
•New NEC requirements for selective coordination
•Arc Flash and selective coordination challenges
Title: Revisions to IEEE-519 - IEEE Recommended Practice and Requirements for Harmonic
Control in Electric Power Systems
Speaker: Robert E. Fuhr; P.E.
Abstract: The presentation will discuss what this standard is, how it is applied, how this revised standard will impact you
and your distribution system. Will your distribution exceed the new IEEE-519-2014 Standards?
The IEEE-519 – 2014 Standard has recently been revised. This is used by engineers as a guide when designing systems and
investigating power quality issues. The goal of the standard is to:
• Define the specific and separate responsibilities for each participant – utilities and users
• Maintain the voltage THD within acceptable limits at the Point of Common Coupling (PCC) between the utility and the user
• Protect the user and utility equipment from the negative impact of harmonics.
There are some significant changes and revisions to this new 2014 version as compared to the 1992 version. Some of these changes
include:
• Clarification of where the PCC is located at in the distribution system
• Current THD Limits at the PCC
• Voltage THD Limits at the PCC
• High Frequency Current Allowance in Low Current Distorted Systems
• Measurement of harmonic currents and voltages
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announcements
San Francisco IEEE / IAS
ELECTRICAL AND LIGHTING COMMISSIONING SEMINAR
Friday, February 26, 2016 – Hilton Doubletree Pleasanton
SIGN UP ON-LINE AT: https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/m/37405
• afternoon Session:
Title: Documentation – The Mother of the Commissioning Process
Speaker: Mike Pincus, Kohler Power Systems
Abstract: The key to successful factory testing, witness testing, site commissioning, acceptance testing and any future
troubleshooting is a strongly written initial testing procedure. From this presentation, you will learn how to analyze a
single line diagram and create a testing document that fully tests the system for both normal and failure operation. This
same document can be used for the submittal sequence of operation. We will also look at best practices for designing and
documenting a system for troubleshooting.
Title: Bridging the Gap from ANSI/NETA Acceptance Testing to Commissioning
Speaker: Dan Hook; Executive Vice President of Business Development., Western Electrical Services
Abstract: The ANSI/NETA Standard for Electrical Commissioning Specifications for Electrical Power Equipment and Systems
should be used in conjunction with the most recent edition of ANSI/NETA Standard for Acceptance Testing Specifications for Electrical Power Equipment and Systems. It is the purpose of these specifications to assure that tested electrical
equipment and systems are operational, are within applicable standards and manufacturer’s tolerances, and are installed
in accordance with design specifications.
Three voltage classes of equipment are detailed within the ANSI/NETA ECS
• Low-Voltage Systems (less than 1,000 volts)
• Medium-Voltage Systems (greater than 1,000 volts and less than 100,000 volts)
• High-Voltage and Extra-High Voltage Systems (greater than 100 kV and less than 1,000 kV)
This presentation will link acceptance testing with electrical commissioning that completes the electrical system overall
acceptance process. He will also address the following critical topics:
• Individual component acceptance testing
• Commissioning to ensure all integral components are functioning as a complete unit within design requirements and manufacturer’s published data
• Correct operation of all interlock safety devices for fail-safe functions
• Correct operation of all sensing devices, alarms, and indicating devices.
Title: Electrical Predictive and Preventive Maintenance Testing, and the Standards
Recommending and Requiring Its Performance
Speaker: Steve Metzger, Electrical Reliability Services, Emerson Power Systems
Abstract: This presentation will outline the most recent standards recommending and requiring electrical predictive and
preventive maintenance including ANSI Standard NETA MTS 2015, The Standard for Maintenance Testing Specifications for
Electrical Equipment and Systems, and NFPA 70B 2013, Recommended Practices for Electrical Equipment Maintenance for
recommended practices. Additionally, the requirements for electrical equipment maintenance as outlined in NFPA 70E
2015, The Standard for Electrical Safety in The Work Place and NERC PRC-005 will be reviewed. The maintenance of electrical distribution equipment and systems has long been a sound practice to achieve safety and reliability, and is now, rapidly
on its way to becoming a requirement.
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announcements
Spring 2016 HVAC Courses at UC Berkeley Extension
• HVAC Duckwork & Piping Systems: examines the design process for all commonly used HVAC components
including fans, coils, filters, pumps, chillers, boilers, water heaters, terminal devices, and air outlets.
Dates: 1/6/16 to 3/9/16, 6:30-9:30 pm location: San Francisco
Instructor: Steve Taylor
PRICE: $795
Click to Enroll
• HVAC Control and Energy Management Systems: provides detailed working knowledge of the principles
of selection and design of temperature controls for HVAC systems.
Dates: 3/23/16 to 5/25/16, 6:30-9:30 pm location: San Francisco
Instructor: Mark Hydeman
PRICE: $795
Click to Enroll
ASHRAE Golden Gate Employer Recognition Program
I’m very grateful to local companies that support their employees by paying for ASHRAE membership and chapter meeting
attendance. As a gesture of appreciation, the chapter will be recognizing these companies at chapter meetings this year. We
will also include a listing in the Fog Dispenser, starting in October as we kick off our 2015-2016 activities.
If you are a grateful employee of such a company, please get in touch with our membership promotion chair, Brian Chacon,
at brian.chacon@trane.com and let him know. And please provide a note from your management expressing a willingness to
be recognized. If you like, send a company logo we can include in the listing.
Thank you!
Gratefully yours, Erik Kolderup, ASHRAE Golden Gate President 2015-16
Point Energy Innovations
Mazzetti
OWENS CORNING
Guttmann & Blaevoet
Interface Engineering
ATI – Architects and Engineers
California Hydronics Corporation
American Mechanical Inc.
ACCO Engineered Systems:
Osborne Company Inc.Trane
MEYERS + ENGINEERS Conservation
Mechanical
Systems, INC.
WSP - Parsons Brinckerhoff
Acutherm, LLC
NAZZARO and ASSOCIATES
NAZZARO and ASSOCIATES
Manufacturers’ Representatives
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december DINNER MEETING Recap
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board members and committee chairs
Board of Governors
PRESIDENT
Erik Kolderup, P.E.
Kolderup Consulting
704 Tennessee Street
San Francisco, CA 94107
(415) 531-5198
erik@kolderupconsulting.com
PRESIDENT-ELECT
Tyler Bradshaw, P.E.
Integral Group
427 13th Street
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 663-2070
tbradshaw@integralgroup.com
SECRETARY
Tim Goeppner
Flowtherm Systems, Inc.
2293 Tripaldi Way
Hayward, CA 94545
(510) 266-7894
tgoeppner@flowtherm.com
TREASURER
Michelle Dionello, P.E.
UCSF Medical Center – UCSF Benioff
Children’s Hospital
3333 California Street, Suite 115, San
Francisco, CA 94118
(415) 353-3620
Michelle.Dionello@ucsf.edu
IMMEDIATE PAST-PRESIDENT
Annie Foster Courtney, P.E.
WSP
405 Howard Street, Suite 500
San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 402-2248
Annie.Foster-Courtney@wspgroup.com
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Nikola Kravik
Capital Engineering
(916) 851-3515
nkravik@capital-engineering.com
Christine Lee
Arup
560 Mission St. Suite 700
San Francisco CA 94105
(415) 963-3858
Christine.lee@arup.com
Committee Chairs
Chapter Technology Transfer
Christine Lee
(415) 963-3858
Christine.lee@arup.com
Historian
Tom Gilbertson
(925) 376-4516
tomagilbertson@msn.com
Redwood Empire
William Martin
(510) 741-9100
william@conservationmechsys.com.
Membership Promotion
Brian Chacon
(408) 857-1065
brian.chacon@trane.com
YEA (Young Engineers in ASHRAE)
Alyse Sutara
(415) 489.3219
alyses@interfaceeng.com
Honor and Awards
Scott Wayland
(510) 508-2244
sewayland@comcast.net
resource Promotion
Jason Lesser
(925) 946-9101 x123
Jason.Lesser@ami-hvac.com
foundation board
Glenn Friedman
(510) 263-1542
gfriedman@taylor-engineering.com
Electronic Communications
Ma’ayan Bennaim
(925) 922-4866
mbennaim@sunbeltcontrols.com
Student Activities Chair
Anna Osborne
(415) 489-7264
AnnaO@interfaceeng.com
Publicity
William Martin
(510) 741-9100
william@conservationmechsys.com
Grassroots Government
Advocacy
Jeremy Martinez
(510) 266-7817
jmartinez@calhydro.com
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Contact the Fog Dispenser editor Tim Goeppner, tgoeppner@flowtherm.com
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