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February 2015
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2014 - 2015 National Capital Chapter of ASHRAE
Officers
President
Andrew Rhodes
571-233-6346
President@nccashrae.org
President-Elect
Laura Petrillo-Groh
703-600-0335
Vice President
Omar Hawit
202-296-4344
President-elect@nccashrae.org
Vice-President@nccashrae.org
Treasurer
Jeffrey Colby
703-652-2337
Treasurer@nccashrae.org
Secretary
Morgan Stevens
703-655-5084
Secretary@nccashrae.org
Sr. Governor
Scott Houghton
443-750-1988
Senior_Governor@nccashrae.org
Governor #1
Alec Petrillo-Groh
703-682-4900
Governor1@nccashrae.org
Governor #2
Stephen Niez
703-399-3959
Governor2@nccashrae.org
Governor #3
Amy Boyce
202-552-1367
Governor3@nccashrae.org
Ryan Westlund
703-777-5255
Governor4@nccashrae.org
Board of Governors
Governor #4
Committee/Sub-Committee Chairs
Omar Hawit
Nick Barrett
Bryan Oliva
Mary Opalka
202-296-4344
443-561-1662
571-527-1486
703-600-0315
Mikelann Scerbo
347-733-7553
Omar Hawit
202-296-4344
703-777-5255
Finance@nccashrae.org
Ryan Westlund
Stephen Niez
703-399-3959
Membership@nccashrae.org
Mary Opalka
703-600-0315
Reception@nccashrae.org
David Yankovich
610 739 2981
Reception@nccashrae.org
Programs
Michael Morder
703-834-5570
Programs@nccashrae.org
Newsletter
Laura Pica
703-243-1200
Governor3@nccashrae.org
Website
Lauren Zelinski
703-600-0389
website@nccashrae.org
Alec Petrillo-Groh
703-682-4900
Directory@nccashrae.org
CTTC
Research Promotion
Student Activities
Finance
Membership
Reception
Directory
CTTC@nccashrae.org
ResearchPromotion@nccashrae.org
StudentActivites@nccashrae.org
Membership@nccashrae.org
Michael Hoffacker
703-682-6116
Golf Outing
Andy Tech
703-834-2412
GolfOuting@nccashrae.org
Technology Awards (formerly TEGA)
Erin Miller
703-834-5570
TEGA@nccashrae.org
Winter Party Chair
Stephanie Mages
Jon Rumbaugh
703-682-9094
WinterParty@nccashrae.org
Erin Miller
703-834-5570
YEA@nccashrae.org
Sustainability
Amy Boyce
202-552-1367
Sustainablity@nccashrae.org
Historian
Dan McGee
Honors & Awards
Scott Houghton
C.K. Memorial Scholarship
Refrigeration
Marty Moran
Ramzi Namek
Government Activities
Kinga Porst
Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA)
443-750-1988
202-570-1198
Roger Chang
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Women in Engineering
Israa Ajam
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Women in Engineering
Laura Pica
YEA@nccashrae.org
Historian@nccashrae.org
HonorsandAwards@nccashrae.org
CK_MScholoarship@nccashrae.org
GovernementActivities@nccashrae.org
703-243-1200
Capitalaire is the publication of the National Capital Chapter of ASHRAE. Capitalaire welcomes input and intellectual contributions
from its readers. Please send all communications to Laura Pica.
Tel: 703.243.1200 Email: Capitalaire@nccashrae.org
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The National Capital Chapter of ASHRAE
is pleased to announce…
WEDNESDAY, February 4, 2015
Hilton Arlington
950 Stafford Street
Arlington, VA 22203
For more information and registration, visit www.nccashrae.org
PES
Constructability & BIM
John Messner – The Pennsylvania State University
MEETING SPONSOR
Dinner
EC Motors
Gary Hamilton and Ionel Petrus - SmithgroupJJR
Schedule
Time
Event
3:15 PM – 6:00 PM
PES
5:45 PM – 6:30 PM
Costs
PES
Dinner
ASHRAE Student Members
$10
$15
Social
Paid NCC Dues Members with Reservation
$30
$25
6:30 PM – 7:15 PM
Dinner
Paid NCC Dues Members without Reservation
$30
$50
7:15 PM – 7:45 PM
Presentation
Guests with Reservation
$30
$40
7:45 PM – 8:15 PM
Wrap-up
Guests & Non-ASHRAE Individuals without Reservation
$30
$50
8:15 PM
Adjourn
th
**NCC members who register before Friday, October 10 at 5:00 PM
will receive $25 off their dinner ticket price!! This is a HUGE savings!
To make reservations, please visit www.nccashrae.org
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Speaker Bio
In Practical Applications
Constructability and BIM
Building Information Modeling continues to
become more embedded into the standard
practices for delivering projects, yet the ability to
easily and seamlessly integrate model content
remains a challenge.
This presentation will explore best practices for
the successful planning of BIM implementation,
both on a project and within an
organization. These best practices have been
identified through detailed research initiatives
focused on BIM execution planning. Additional
research focused on the implementation of BIM
for energy retrofit projects will also be
presented. The session will conclude with a
discussion of the integration of BIM within
integrative project delivery strategies.
John Messner
Dr. Messner is the Director of the Computer
Integrated Construction (CIC) Research Program
at Penn State and a Professor of Architectural
Engineering. He specializes in Building
Information Modeling (BIM) and virtual
prototyping research, along with globalization
issues in construction. The CIC Research Group is
currently developing the Owner’s Guide to BIM as
a buildingSMART alliance project, and they
previously completed the BIM Project Execution
Planning Guide.
Dr. Messner is also a Task Lead in the Building
Energy Informatics task at the Consortium for
Building Energy Innovation (CBEI), which
focuses on advanced energy retrofit projects. He
has received National Science Foundation grants
for investigating the application of advanced
visualization in construction engineering education
and the AEC Industry. As a part of these grants, he
led the development of two Immersive
Construction (ICon) Labs which are large, 3 screen
immersive display systems for visualizing design
and construction information.
He previously worked as a project manager on
various construction projects for a large general
contractor and an infrastructure development
company. He has taught courses in virtual
prototyping; BIM; strategic management in
construction; international construction; and
project management at Penn State.
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February Dinner Presentation
EC Motors
The presentation will discuss the motor types available in
HVAC design, the theory behind ECM Motors and the
reason why it is the future of HVAC pumps, and fans
technology. It will also highlight where ECMs are
currently used so that the audience will understand that
the technology has been used for a while. The
presentation will show the audience how the ECMs motor
design was applied to in-house project. It will also
question the reasons why ECM are not specified for all
HVAC fans.
Agenda:
 Facts
 Motor Types
 ECM Theory
 ECM temperature Rise
 ECM Benefits
 Where are ECM used?
 ECM application in AHUs
 Why don’t Engineer Specify them more?
Speaker Bio
Ionel Petrus
Ionel Petrus is a licensed professional
engineer and has over six years of mechanical design experience.
In addition to being a LEED AP, he is also a Certified Energy
Manager. His experience includes designing HVAC systems for
commercial buildings, research laboratories, healthcare facilities,
and museums. He performs energy calculations, ROI analyses, as
well as life-cycle cost analyses. Most of his responsibilities have
included preparation and development of contract documents, both
drawings and specifications for permit, bid and construction. Ionel
has also been responsible for construction administration: job site
observation, coordination of the design team, overseeing of other
team members, interaction with construction team, and attending
design and construction meetings. Ionel is also pursuing a Master’s
of Science in Engineering and Technology Management at the
George Washington University.
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Speaker Bio
Gary Hamilton
Garold “Gary” Hamilton is
a Principal and the Healthcare Engineering Studio
Leader in the Washington DC office of
SmithgroupJJR. Gary has 19 years of experience
encompassing a diverse array of projects for
healthcare, learning, and telecommunication. He
has been very active in SmithgroupJJR healthcare
studio, acting as a lead engineer for all healthcare
projects in the DC office and on the national level.
He holds a Master of Science degree from
Southbank University (London) and a Bachelor of
Science degree in Engineering from the University
of the West Indies (Trinidad). He is a LEED AP
and has designed over 25 projects that achieved
LEED certified status. He is also a certified
commissioning authority with the AABC
Commissioning Group (ACG). He is a license
engineer in Europe as well as in the USA. He is a
well published author, his most recent article is
Engineered Systems Magazine November 2014
“ASHRAE 170 Update: Standard operating
Procedure” focusing on the update to the healthcare
ventilation standard. He is also a seasoned
presenter and recently presented at the 30th Annual
AHCA Seminar & 52nd Annual FHEA Meeting &
Trade Show in Orlando Florida. His major clients
include Kaiser Permanente, Trinity Health/Holy
Cross Hospital; Highland Community Hospital;
Hattiesburg Clinic; Carilion Clinic, West Virginia
Healthcare, Unity Healthcare; the Department of
Veterans Affairs; and the University of Virginia
Health System.
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President’s Corner
It’s hard to believe that January 2015 has already
come and gone. I hope that all of our NCC
ASHRAE members had an enjoyable and relaxing
holiday season. Speaking of the holidays, our
Annual Winter Party was held at Hotel Monaco in
Old Town Alexandria on January 10th. The event
was a great success as one hundred members of the
area’s HVAC community came together to
celebrate.
Looking forward to February, the entire NCC
ASHRAE Board of Governors is very excited about
our chapter meeting on February 4th. This meeting
will be a special one for a few different reasons.
First, we will be joined by a few very distinguished
ASHRAE guests.
Society President
Tom Phoenix will
be in attendance
in order to deliver
his ASHRAE
presidential
address and to
help us recognize
a recent ASHRAE
Distinguished
Service Award
winner.
The award
winner, the
Honorable Katherine Hammack, has been our
nation’s Assistant Secretary of the Army for
Installations, Energy, and Environment since 2010.
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She is the primary advisor to the Secretary of the
Army and Chief of Staff of the Army on all Army
matters related to Installation policy, oversight, and
coordination of energy security and management.
She is also responsible for policy and oversight of
sustainability. We’re very excited to have her as a
guest.
We will also be celebrating Past President’s night at
this month’s chapter meeting. A large contingent of
NCC ASHRAE Past President’s will be in
attendance, and I look forward to recognizing them
and thanking them for their contributions to NCC
ASHRAE.
Lastly, I’d like to remind everyone that we are still
participating in a large number of student activities
events. These events require a large number of
volunteers, and I encourage anyone who might be
interested in attending an event to reach out to our
Student Activities Committee Chairs, Mary Opalka
and Mikelann Scerbo. They can be reached at
ashraenccstudentactivities@gmail.com.
Best regards,
Andrew Rhodes
President – National Capital Chapter 2014/2015
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Young Engineers of ASHRAE (YEA)
ASHRAE is committed to advancing its programs and services for young members through helping them build
their professional foundations. With this in mind, ASHRAE created a committee called Young Engineers in
ASHRAE (YEA), for members age 35 and younger! That National Capital Chapter has strong YEA presence
and organizes several social networking and professional development opportunities throughout the year.
For more information on YEA please contact Jonathan Rumbaugh or Erin Miller at YEA@nccashrae.org to
sponsor an event this year.
Women in Engineering (WiE)
The focus of the Women in Engineering
(WiE) group within ASHRAE is to
facilitate the retention of women
working in the built environment by
encouraging opportunities for
professional development, expanding
leadership skills, and creating a network
of women supporting women.
Advanced Thermal Solutions
generously sponsored the January WiE
networking social at La Tasca in
Washington DC. Attendees met women
of varying occupations, ages and tenure
and discussed the challenges and
importance of retaining women in the
industry. Thank you, ATS!!
2014-2015 Schedule of Upcoming WiE Events
1. April 22, 2015 – Spring Networking
2. July 22, 2015 – Summer Reunion
3. Partner with Baltimore WiE to Host a Guest Speaker - Date TBD
For more information on WiE and its upcoming events please contact either Israa Ajam or Laura Pica. If you or
your company is interested in providing sponsorship or donations for one of our events please let us know!!
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Research Promotion (RP)
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Membership
The National Capital Chapter would like to welcome the following new members:
Mr. Giovanni Dinitto
Ms. Samira Elkhamlichi
Mr. Bob Radford
Mr. Alex Gachpazha
Mr. Douglas Davey
Mr. Jay Campbell
Mr. Charles Clark
Mrs. Jennifer Taranto
Mr. Michael Tellep
Ms. Stephanie Mages
Mr. Michael James Romero
Mr. Edward Clements
Ms. Ilona Johnson
Mr. Chuck Edwards
Mr. Trevor Jaffe
Mr. Leonard Spears
Mrs. Kristen Petro Burk
Mr. Ryan Fisher
Mrs. Sema Dener
Mr. Jeffrey Hildreth
Mr. Brian Chapman
Mr. Jeffrey Michael
Mr. Michael Tseng
Mr. Jeffrey Young
Mr. Jonathan Grocki
Members and Associates will be receiving the 2015 ASHRAE Handbook—HVAC Applications this June.
Encourage your colleagues to join and get their own copy! To ensure you receive your handbook, please visit
www.ASHRAE.org to verify your address.
Are you a licensed professional engineer OR do you have 12+ years of industry experience (including school)?
You may qualify for a membership advancement! To upgrade your membership from Associate to full Member
status, please update your ASHRAE bio online and notify membership@ashrae.org to ensure your grade
advancement.
Please contact Stephen Niez or Ryan Westlund, Membership Promotion Committee Chairs, at
membership@nccashrae.org with any membership questions.
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Tech Awards
http://nccashrae.org/content.php?page=TEGA
The ASHRAE Technology Awards recognize outstanding achievements by members who have successfully
applied innovative building design in the areas of occupant comfort, indoor air quality and energy conservation.
Their designs incorporate ASHRAE standards for effective energy management and IAQ. Performance is
proven through one year's actual, verifiable operating data.
As a chapter, we are proud to announce that Roger Chang with Westlake Reed Leskosky received the Region III
Technology Award and continued on to receive First Place winner of an ASHRAE Technology Award in the
Commercial Buildings – Existing Category for the Wayne N. Aspinall Federal Building and US Courthouse
project in Grand Junction, Colorado. Roger will receive his award in Chicago in January, and his project will be
featured in the March 2015 issue of the ASHRAE Journal. Congratulations, Roger!
Technology Award Winners - 2015
Submission Schedule
Chapter submission deadline: April 9
Regional submission deadline: May 15
Society submission deadline: September 1
Frequently Asked Questions:
My project is still in construction; shall I submit the project to my Chapter or wait and submit after 1-year of
utility data is obtained?
If the entrant wishes to ultimately submit to the Society competition, then he/she should wait until they have all
the necessary backup data and information in hand by the time of the Regional competition. First place winners
of the Regional competition are eligible for advancement to the Society level and may not postpone their
submission beyond the current competition cycle.
Should I use the short form or long form for submission to the Regional competition?
Society is encouraging the Regions to use the same standards in judging entries that apply to the Society level
competition. Furthermore, if the entrant wishes to ultimately submit to the Society competition, there is only
approximately 1 month between notification by the Region and the Society level deadline to prepare the
necessary documents. For these reasons, entrants are encouraged to submit to the Region using the long form,
although the short form will still be accepted.
If you have any questions regarding Tech Awards or would like to obtain any additional information, please
contact Omar Hawit at finance@nccashrae.org .
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Student Outreach
As a member of The National Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education
Coalition, ASHRAE is dedicated to ensuring quality STEM programs for teachers and students all around the
world. ASHRAE formed a committee of ASHRAE members dedicated to this topic to research STEM issues as
it pertains to specific age groups. The National Capital Chapter shares this philosophy and as such has divvied up
the tasks associated with student activities into two committees. The two committees are K-12 (led by co-chair
Mary Opalka) and College/University (led by co-chair Mikelann Scerbo).
February is the month for Engineers Week! NCC members will be generating interest in science and
engineering among local students all month. We could use all the volunteers we can get for the events listed
below! Just contact ashraenccstudentactivities@gmail.com to sign up for any event.
1. Judges needed for Future Cities Competition
Where: Capital Hilton in DC
When (a): Sunday, February 15, 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
When (b): Tuesday, February 17, 8:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
2. Science Night at Barrett Elementary School
Where: 4401 North Henderson Road, Arlington, VA 22203
When: Thursday, February 26, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
3. Discover Engineering Family Day (DEFD)
Where: National Building Museum
When: Saturday, February 28, Anytime between 10:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
If you are interested in volunteering for these or other, future student activities, please contact Mikelann Scerbo
and/or Mary Opalka via their joint email account, ashraenccstudentactivities@gmail.com. Check out the Student
Activities section of the ASHRAE NCC webpage for updates on event locations and schedules. Looking forward
to seeing you at the next student outreach event!
2015 ASHRAE Winter Conference
Recap
This year’s ASHRAE Winter Conference was held in
Chicago, Illinois between Jan. 25–28. Many National
Capital Chapter Board of Governor members and
Committee Chairs were in attendance to represent our
region, our chapter’s committees and learn about national
ASHRAE initiatives, standards, and technological
advancements in the HVAC&R field.
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Why Join ASHRAE?
Explore Technology
ASHRAE Handbooks (yearly): (Handbooks are issued in June annually. For example, if you join ASHRAE in
September, you will receive your Handbook the following June. If you join in May, you will receive your
Handbook the next month.) *New members may purchase the 2013 ASHRAE Handbook—Fundamentals at a
discount.
New Members and Associates will receive the 2015 ASHRAE Handbook—Systems and Equipment in June
2015.*
*Now you don't have to wait until June to have access to the ASHRAE Handbook. Within 24 hours of joining
ASHRAE, new members receive a complimentary 12-month subscription to ASHRAE Handbook Online, which
allows search of all four volumes in I-P and SI units. (Renew this subscription for only $49 at the end of your
first year of membership.)
Receive Special Discounts
New ASHRAE members - entitled to a 20 % discount on ASHRAE Handbook publications* any time during
their first year of membership. Please contact the ASHRAE Member Contact Center at
membership@ashrae.org, or (800) 527-4723 (U.S. and Canada)/(404) 636-8400 (worldwide) to learn more or to
place your order at a discount. *offer excludes ASHRAE Handbook Online (only $49 for ASHRAE Members)
Student Members - ASHRAE Handbook available at a discount.
Affiliate Members - One-time discount off Member price (15% off)
Member Discounts on Publications, Continuing Education and Standards & Guidelines.
ASHRAE Members’ Insurance Program
Various insurance products are available to ASHRAE members, through the Members’ Insurance Program. This
quality collection of insurance products offers valuable coverage with options that can be tailored to fit your
needs and budget.
Become an Industry Leader
Develop leadership skills, work with and lead ASHRAE committee members, and network with industry
professionals at ASHRAE chapter, region, and society meetings. You can also keep up-to-date with the industry
through ASHRAE’s Society Connections newsletter (monthly) and the HVAC Industry e-Newsletter (weekly).
Advance your Career
Look for employees & employment at ashraejobs.com and network with other HVAC&R professionals at
ASHRAE meetings, participate in job postings, maintain your professional education and designation with 40+
courses, earning CEUs/PDHs/AIA LUs, and explore technical topics at ASHRAE chapter, region and society
meetings.
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Gain Industry Insight
You're on the "team" with thousands of members who volunteer on industry-driven committees. Your local
chapter’s committee chairs and governors are all filled by volunteers, members of ASHRAE like you, who strive
to bring you the best benefits for your membership. Your membership in ASHRAE helps support our efforts in
keeping you informed of activities through newsletters, seminars, and meetings. Your involvement can help you
become a stronger contributor on the job and make you a more valuable employee. Your participation is also a
great way to network with other industry professionals and maintain your professional education by earning
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or Professional Development Hours (PDHs).
This year’s Membership committee chairs are Stephen Niez and Ryan Westlund. Both Stephen and Ryan have
been involved with ASHRAE NCC in the past and are excited to further contribute to the Society’s Membership
efforts during the 2014-15 Society year. Stephen was a Membership committee chair while Ryan was involved
with coordinating PES and Dinner Programs throughout 2013-14. If you have any questions or require any
additional information about Membership please contact Stephen at stephen.niez@aecom.com or Ryan at
ryan.westlund@rehau.com .
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day
With Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day right around the corner, we want to invite you to post your upcoming
plans and events on the DiscoverE online events calendar (http://www.discovere.org/our-programs/upcomingevents/suggest-event).
This year we are producing a new social media campaign for Girl Day called: There is a little engineer in every
girl. #Bring it Out. Aimed at parents, teachers, and other adult influencers, a call to action in this campaign will
be to go to the DiscoverE website and find a Girl Day event near you.
Help us promote your event and get more girls interested in engineering by posting your event in our online
calendar (http://www.discovere.org/our-programs/upcoming-events/suggest-event).
We'll also be hosting an short webinar on Wednesday, February 11th at 12:00 (eastern) to give Girl Day partners
a sneak peak at the campaign and video resources. If you'd like to join us, please register
at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3553451519868910850.
Thank you!
Karen Kuhn
Director of Operations
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National ASHRAE News
ASHRAE Expands Scope, Renames Research Journal
In recognition of the changing role of HVAC&R since it was first published 20 years ago, ASHRAE's HVAC&R
Research has a new title, an expanded scope and an updated look. Beginning in January 2015, the journal will be
known as Science and Technology for the Built Environment. All manuscripts in process now will be published
in the journal under its new name. Learn more at www.ashrae.org/stbe.
ASHRAE Announces Recipients of Technology Awards
Buildings designed for a range of occupant types and uses—including penguins, patients, skaters, students,
government employees and water testers—are being recognized for innovative design with ASHRAE
Technology Awards. The awards recognize outstanding achievements by ASHRAE members and building
owners who have successfully applied innovative building design. Their designs incorporate ASHRAE standards
for effective energy management and indoor air quality and serve to communicate innovative systems design.
Winning projects are selected from entries earning regional awards.
Energy Modeling Conference Focuses On 'How To'
ASHRAE has announced that the next "Energy Modeling Conference, Tools for Designing High Performance
Buildings," will be held Sept. 30 through Oct. 2 in Atlanta, Georgia. The conference builds on past ASHRAE
Energy Modeling Conferences by addressing the industry need for "how to" information on certain aspects of
energy and building simulation, according to Dennis Knight, conference chair. "The conference theme is
'Making the Difference with Modeling: From Concept to Facility Management,' and broadly covers modeling
from start to finish through high quality case study presentations," he said.
Papers Sought for 2016 Winter Conference
ASHRAE has announced a call for papers for the 2016 Winter Conference, to be held in Orlando, Fla., Jan. 23–
27. "The 2016 ASHRAE Winter Conference will have a fresh feel with new tracks focused on design-build
practices and residential systems. We'll continue our emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainability while
addressing current engineering and construction practices outside of the U.S. and Canada, "said Jennifer Leach,
conference chair." We're also taking one of the most attended conference program styles and making an entire
track out of debates. I think we'll be offering our attendees some great programs that align well with current
trends in HVAC&R engineering." Abstracts are due March 23.
#myASHRAE
ASHRAE members are amazing, and they span the globe. Let's see what membership is like to the other 50,000+
members! Use #myashrae on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook to share your membership experience. Whether at
the Winter Meeting, home on the couch, a chapter event, or on the job - snap a picture and show your
#myashrae! See what others have posted, too!
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2014-2015 Meeting Schedule
Dates
Theme
PES Program
Dinner Program
Location
Wednesday
Feb. 4
Past
Presidents
Constructability
and BIM
EC Motors
Hilton
Arlington
Wednesday
Mar. 18
Research
Promotion
LEED v4
Building Envelope
Case Study
Hilton
Arlington
Wednesday
April 8
Students /
Membership &
Sustainability
Radiant Cooling
Commissioning
(Health Care
Facilities)
Hilton
Arlington
May
TBD
Tour
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Building Tour
TBD
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