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September 2019 Issue ASHRAE NB/PEI Meeting Information 2018-2019 Executives September 2019 Issue President: ` Ryan Gosson (506) 977-1418 ASHRAE NB/PEI Meeting Information – Student Night President Elect: Location: Tour – Dr.Georges-L-Dumont Hospital Surgical Suite Kevin Leger (506) 233-3059 Addition and Renovation Vice-President: *** ALL TOUR ATTENDEES MUST BRING PPE – HARD Yves Savoie (506) 857-2777 HAT, CSA STEEL TOE BOOTS, SAFETY GLASSES AND Treasurer: VEST. Kevin Clannon (506) 382-8625 Secretary: Meal - Alma City Club Chantal Daigle-Verrier (506) 532- 9386 114 Alma St, Moncton Membership Promotion Chair: Date: September 10th, 2019 Kevin Bregel (506) 608-1672 Schedule: Research Promotion Chair: Dan El-Khoury (506) 857-2777 5:15 pm – Dr.Georges-L-Dumont Tour 7:00 pm – Dinner Student Activities Chair: Ted White (506) 453-4185 Dinner: Historian: Tomato and Red Pepper Soup John Willden (506) 856-2215 CTTC Chair (Programs): * * * * * Dan Boudreau (506) 857-8880 Newsletter Editor: Butter Chicken with Chai Scented Basmati and Naan Jeremie Richard (506) 233-6204 Electronic Communication: Or Mike Boudreau (506) 859-7616 Citrus Butter Basted Salmon and Toasted Potatoes YEA Coordinator: Ben Roundell (506)459-3940 * * * * * Grassroots Government Activities Chair: Jarrett Steele (506) 206-1511 Rhum and Raisin Apple Crisp and Whip Cream Meal costs: Refrigeration Chair: Students: $10 Harold Gallant (506) 380-9849 Members: $20 Golf Tournament Chair: Non-Members: $30 Gerry Waselynchuk (506)857-8744 Government Affairs (Regional ** RSVP Required before noon Monday September 9th in order to get a meal - if Vice-Chair, Region II): your name doesn't appear on the list at the sign in desk/table, you will not be Robert Hoadley (506) 459-3940 getting a meal September 2019 The Herring Choker Pg.2 Message from the President It is with great pleasure that I welcome all of our chapter members to another fantastic year of technical programs and social events. Not so long ago, I joined the chapter as a board of governors member amongst a group of dedicated and hard-working individuals that have helped shape the chapter into what it is today. We have had a lot of successes over the years, and I hope to build upon those achievements in our 2019/2020 year. This year’s program will feature a diverse array of technical topics from knowledgeable and distinguished guests, exciting technical tours of state-of-the-art facilities, and entertaining social events that will surely be a lot of fun. I would like to thank Yves Savoie and the entire 2018/2019 executive board for a tremendous year. We rely on the hard work of these folks to ensure that our chapter operates as effectively as possible, and continues to be a success. We have a lot to look forward to in the coming year, and none of that would be possible without the continued efforts of our dedicated volunteers. Finally, I would like to thank all of our chapter members. As always, I encourage all of our members to attend our board of governors meetings, technical presentations, and social events. If you are interested in taking your involvement with ASHRAE to the next step, there is no better way than to join our chapters Board of Governors. We are always looking for new faces to help guide the chapter in the right direction. I am thrilled to represent our chapter this year, and I hope to see you all at this year’s events. I look forward to working with the entire ASHRAE community, as we continue to take the NB/PEI chapter forward into a bright future. Sincerely, Ryan Gosson 2019-20 ASHRAE NB/PEI Chapter President September 2019 The Herring Choker Pg.3 Introduction to Our Speaker Mike Boudreau served as NB/PEI ASHRAE Chapter President in 2014- 2015. He graduated from NBCC Moncton in the Building Systems Engineering Technology Program and has been managing various size projects for 10 yearsng Choker now. Mike is a registered professional technologist and is Gold Seal Certified in Mechanical Project Management. He has managed major school renovations, hospital additions, boiler system replacements and energy recovery projects just to name a few. He is passionate about all things mechanical from HVAC Systems to working on Race Cars in his spare time. When he is not at work, he enjoys spending time with his wife and 3-year-old son. Presentation Topic: A Tour of the Surgical Suite Addition & Renovation at the Dr.Georges-L-Dumont Hospital September 2019 The Herring Choker Pg.4 A Tour of the Surgical Suite Addition and Renovation at the Dr.Georges-L-Dumont Hospital The Tour will start at 5:15pm. Attendees will meet in the Parking lot at the new addition, access to the parking lot is from Providence street behind the hospital. ALL TOUR ATTENDEES MUST BRING PPE – HARD HAT, CSA STEEL TOE BOOTS, SAFETY GLASSES AND VEST. PPE MUST BE WORN BY ALL ATTENDEES AS THIS IS STILL A CONSTRUCTION SITE This tour will showcase the 185,000sqft addition to the Dumont Hospital. This project includes the addition of 10 surgical suites, and 3 recovery areas ICU, PACU and Phase 2 Recovery, administration offices, Sterilizing and Reprocessing Spaces, physio and occupational therapy area, and includes a 60,000sqft mechanical room. The HVAC System consists of 3 Fresh Air Units with Heat Recovery Wheels serving 10 Custom Air Handling Units with Hot Water and Chilled Water Systems. The heating system consists of steam from the central plant converted to a hydronic system that feeds a mix of AHU Coils, VAV Box Coils, and Radiant Ceiling Panels. Most medical areas also include a variety of medical gas systems throughout. Various Plumbing systems include Glass Piping for Acid Waste, Reverse Osmoses Filtered Water and Standard Domestic Water Systems. September 2019 The Herring Choker Pg.5 2019-2020 Schedule September 10th: ➢ Tour: George Dumont Hospital Surgical Suites Addition Tour ➢ Location: Georges Dumont Hospital / Alma City Club October 8th: ➢ Topic: HVAC Building Pressurization Systems – Lessons Learned ➢ Location: Alma City Club November 12th: ➢ Topic: Why Zero Carbon? ➢ Location: Alma City Club November 26th: ➢ Social: Society President Darryl Boyce Visit ➢ Location: Casino New Brunswick th January 14 : ➢ Topic: NB Power’s Energy Efficiency Initiative ➢ Location: Alma City Club February 1st: ➢ Social: Wildcats Game vs Charlottetown ➢ Location: Avenir Centre February 11th: ➢ Topic: Panel Discussion - HVAC Systems Balancing ➢ Location: Alma City Club March 10th: ➢ Topic: High-Velocity Low-Speed Fans ➢ Location: Alma City Club April 14th: ➢ Topic: Pool Dehumidification ➢ Location: Alma City Club May 6th: ➢ MEET 2020: What Should Drive the Sustainability Bus? ➢ Location: Moncton Coliseum May 7th: ➢ MEET 2020: Using Thermal Comfort Tools to Evaluate Discomfort Probabilities Due to Enclosure Design Choices ➢ Location: Moncton Coliseum September 2019 The Herring Choker Pg.6 YEA Technical Event Announcement Mark your calendars: 2 PM, September 21st, 2019. Location: 30 Court House, Gagetown, NB E5M 1E4 This year I wanted to try something a bit different. Gagetown Distillery and Cidery has agreed to host ASHRAE NBPEI on the 21st for a tour of their facility. They are a working farm, taking fruit from their orchards and producing apple cider, pear cider, vodka, gin, not-whiskey, and moonshine. It's a field to bottle operation. Check out their website here - https://gagetowndistillingcidery.ca/ This is going to be right before their apple harvest kicks into full gear for these folks so it will be a great opportunity to see their full operation in motion. The tour itself will be 5$ each (YEA Chapter members will have this covered by the Chapter) and will include samples of the products they have available. Because of this it is a 19+ event but remember to be responsible and not to drink and drive. This is a YEA event but this is open to all members and student members. If you know someone who might be interested in this event let them know. This is on a Saturday, and I realize this is out of the way for a lot of our membership, and as far as I know we don't have any members in Gagetown so anyone wishing to come will need to drive or be driven. If you are interested in coming and can offer to share a ride let me know. If you need a drive let me know and we'll do our best to find you one. Gagetown is between Moncton, Saint John, and Fredericton, I've done this drive both directions from each city and it is very scenic. As this is harvest season it might be a great opportunity to pick a bag of local apples for yourself or with a significant other. There's a U-pick a minute away from the farm and Gagetown itself is a lovely village with lots of shops and places to check out if you want to make a day of it. If you are interested in this event please let me know. Email, or call if you prefer. They want an estimate headcount a week ahead of the event. Ben Roundell, EIT Argyll Associates Limited Fredericton, NB, Canada [email protected] 506.459.3940 September 2019 The Herring Choker Pg.7 .
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