OCTOBER

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2014-2015 CENTRAL INDIANA CHAPTER OFFICERS
President………………………………… Mike East, R.E. Dimond & Associates
634-4672
President-Elect……………………………....... Ryan Scheidies, Johnson Controls 917-5069
Vice-President………………………... Gabe Currier, Validated Custom Solutions 259-7604
Secretary……………………………………..…Eric Broemel, Schmidt and Assoc 263-6226
Treasurer…………………………………………Jack Kibort, Hydronic & Steam 577-8326
OCTOBER
2014
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Tim Anderson
Mac Stewart
Brandon Horton
AJ Wilkerson
Brad Auger
Joint Meeting with USGBC & Past Presidents Night
ASHRAE Standards 90.1 & 189
Dinner meeting, TUESDAY, October 14th
Location: Ivy Tech Illinois Fall Creek Center
(north of Fall Creek Pkwy between Capitol and Illinois)
Times:
Social Time: 5:00 – 5:30
Tech Session: 5:30 - 6:15 - Ductwork as related to Standards 90.1 and 189
Dinner: 6:30 - 7:15 - Recognition of Past Presidents and Life Members.
Program and Announcements: 7:15 - 8:15 Standards 90.1 & 189 (ASHRAE CIC & USGBC)
Adjourn: 8:15
Cost:
$ 25 per person
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Tech Session: Duct Design and LEED
This will cover the basics, fundamentals, design and performance considerations, leakage and product
choices. Energy savings via good duct design is highlighted along with comfort, environment, health
and productivity.
The speaker is Mr. Gerard L. Iacouzze who is a Technical Service Engineer-National for McGill
AirFlow LLC in Bowie, Maryland. He provides application engineering services to engineers,
contractors, building owners, specifications writers and government engineers. During his 24 year
career with McGill AirFlow, he has been responsible for sales, training, application engineering and
liaison services.
He served on the ASHRAE Duct Design Committee TC 5.2, and Central Forced Air Heating and
Cooling Systems Committee TC 6.3. Additionally, he served on the ASHRAE Standards Committee
and the Standards Project Committee which developed test standards for furnaces and boilers.
He has authored and co-authored 12 manuals, standards and duct construction documents. He holds
a degree in mechanical engineering from West Virginia University; studied computer applications and
HVAC equipment. Mr. Iacouzze is a member of ASHRAE and the National Capitol Chapter of
Washington, DC
Meeting Program:
ASHRAE Standards 90.1 and 189.1 and Hopes for the ASHRAE/USGBC/ICC Agreement
ASHRAE 90.1 changed greatly in 2010. Energy savings were around 25% compared to 90.1-2004.
ASHRAE 90.1-2010 is the baseline in LEED v4, which greatly increases the difficulty of garnering
energy points in LEED v4. The presenter discussed this in detail in a seminar at GreenBuild. This
portion of the presentation will focus on what is new in 90.1, and how it affects LEED energy points.
189.1 is ASHRAE’s green building code. The International Green Construction Code (IgCC) accepts
189.1 as an alternate path. States and municipalities are beginning to adopt these green codes as
“stretch codes” that incorporate not only the energy efficiency of 90.1, but also the other green
principles promoted by LEED. A recent memorandum of understanding (MOU) between ASHRAE,
USGBC, and ICC promises to change the green landscape by promoting a unified and coordinated
movement toward green codes, with and IgCC/189.1 as the code-mandatory green code and LEED as
the preeminent beyond-code voluntary rating system.
Our speaker is Mr. Jeff Boldt, PE, LEED® AP, HBDP. Jeff is a Principal and the Director Engineering
at KJWW Engineering, a 500 person firm. He is a licensed Professional Engineer with over 30 years’
experience in mechanical, fire protection, and acoustical design.
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Jeff is a voting member of ASHRAE’s 90.1 Energy Standard and chairs the working groups dealing
with Advanced Energy Systems, Healthcare, Hydronics, Elevators/escalators, and Duct System
Leakage. Jeff is also a voting member of ASHRAE 189.1 Standard for the Design of High
Performance Green Buildings and chairs the acoustics subcommittee.
Jeff is an author of the Advanced Energy Design Guide (AEDG) for Large Hospitals and of the AEDG
for Small Healthcare Facilities.
Reservations due by Friday October 10th:
Space is limited so please make your reservation as soon as possible.
Option-1: Website registration – Go to www.indyashrae.org set up your login name and password then
go to the event calendar, just below the top banner. Go to the month of the meeting and follow the
easy steps to register for the meeting. You can also prepay with your credit card or Paypal account.
Option-2: E-mail or call Kris Stewart: [email protected]. 317-577-8326, stating your name,
company, the number of reservations required, and your phone number.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Greetings,
September 11th kicked off the new chapter year with our annual golf outing held at Ironwood Golf Club
in Fishers, Indiana. Despite the cool temperatures, it was great show of support. The event is our
primary fund raiser for ASHRAE research. The Central Indiana Chapter of ASHRAE is located in
Region V which consists of 12 chapters. Region V receives the most research dollars for projects out
of all regions in the country. This year, more than $5000 was raised that goes directly to ASHRAE
Research. Thank you to all of the participants and also to the 20 sponsors that made it a success.
For the 2014-2015 chapter year, we are hoping to provide a good balance of meeting opportunities
during the lunch and dinner hours. We are hoping again to bring you some top notch technical
sessions, as well as, several great tours around the city. All meeting attendees will receive
professional development hours which help to satisfy Indiana’s required continuing education credits.
Be sure to check out our new website rolled out this year as we look to include valuable resources in
the coming months and You can also register for the monthly meetings on the website.
Finally, I would like to ask that you come out and support your local ASHRAE chapter in any way you
can. If you or someone you know has never been to an ASHRAE meeting or attended in a very long
time, I would like to invite those individuals to come to a meeting free of charge(RSVP requested). If
there is anyone who has question or comment regarding ASHRAE that would like to share, please feel
free to send me an email at [email protected] or visit our website at www.indyashrae.org.
We would like to have a sponsor for each and every meeting this year. Sponsoring companies will be
given space in the monthly newsletter for a write up as well as a display setup at the meeting. Please
consider being a sponsor this year at one of our meetings.
Hope to see all of you October 14th at the Corporate College and Culinary Center on Ivy Tech’s
Meridian St campus.
Sincerely,
Mike East ([email protected])
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OCTOBER 2014
An announcement from the Historical Committee:
The Central Indiana Chapter is privileged to have the continuing participation of many past presidents
and life members. The October chapter meeting will recognize the dedication and valued input of
these individuals. All Past Presidents and Life Members are encouraged to attend.
Visit our chapter website at: www.indyashrae.org
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OCTOBER 2014