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The Long Island Chapter of ASHRAE (the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers) is dedicated to advancing the arts and sciences of the HVAC industry, supporting ASHRAE's strategic plan, and providing personal development opportunities for our members. Learn More |
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Engineers Joint Committee of Long Island:
Live Ethics Webinar Thursday, September 17 2020 6:30-8:30 PM Attendees will receive 2 PDH Register Here Next Chapter Meeting: Upcoming Chapter Meeting Update/Event Change (Virtual Only): Tuesday, September 8th Presentation at 7PM Virtual Only Presentation *Apologies but tonight's LI Chapter Meeting will be virtual only and be streamed lived for virtual participants Green Lab Solutions Presented by: Jeff Hodges Virtual Fees $20 pp* *Please Email James Hanna: Jhanna2@trane.com and Matthew Catan: c006cttc@ashrae.net for processing Virtual payments as well as live stream web link *All Attendees will receive 1 PDH Green Lab Solutions
Presented by: Jeff Hodges Today's labs must be ready for tomorrows needs and be able to expand and improve with newer and newer technology. This course discusses the basic requirements and effects of environmental controls in laboratories. Identifying the codes and standards for occupant safety in labs. Then compare energy usage in labs and non-lab applications, providing suggestions for reducing energy consumption in labs while maintaining safety and compliance. Speaker Bio: Jeff is a Business Development Manager for Siemens BT focused on assisting New York and New Jersey Consulting Engineering Firms. Providing guidance on specifications, control diagrams and sequence of operations for Building Management Systems. Jeff has an BS in electrical engineering degree with a computer minor from University of North Carolina Charlotte, NC. Over 30 years of experience working in the engineering and construction industries involved all aspects of projects from concept, basis of design, design development, field supervision to commissioning / qualification of control systems. Prior to joining Siemens BT, Jeff was an Associate Director responsible for facility automation systems (BAS/BMS, Fire Alarm and Security Systems) on capital projects worldwide which involving site utilities, bulk and finishing manufacturing spaces, laboratories and general offices for a large Pharmaceutical firm. How to Protect Your System and Save Money by Understanding the Effects of Glycol on HVAC Systems Thursday, September 10, 2020 2PM EDT It is critical to know the Glycol concentration in your HVAC system. If the Glycol content is too low or high, you risk freezing pipes which may burst and cause tremendous damage. Too much Glycol increases pumping requirements, while at the same time decreases your heat transfer efficiency. The right Glycol concentration can significantly improve your operating efficiency and system safety. Register Here ASHRAE.org has been making many resources available on their website: Handbook chapters, and free Standards and Guidelines editions for online reading. Please take a look at the links below. https://www.ashrae.org/technical-resources/resources ASHRAE EPIDEMIC TASK FORCE (BUILDING READINESS) https://www.ashrae.org/file%20library/technical%20resources/covid-19/ashrae-building-readiness.pdf ASHRAE EPIDEMIC TASK FORCE (SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES) https://www.ashrae.org/file%20library/technical%20resources/covid-19/ashrae-reopening-schools-and-universities-c19-guidance.pdf GUIDANCE FROM OTHERS https://www.ashrae.org/file%20library/technical%20resources/covid-19/guidance-from-others.pdf |
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