OCTOBER 2013 DINNER MEETING Thursday, October 10 TECHNICAL SESSION: “Dr. Duct Tape” (5:00 pm to 9:00 pm) Speaker: MAX SHERMAN Scott’s Seafood at Jack Max Sherman is a Senior Scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley London Square, Oakland National Laboratory with over 30 years of experience in building physics. He has a Ph.D. in physics from Berkeley and Agenda: is an international expert in air leakage, HVAC, indoor air 5:00 pm quality, infiltration, moisture, energy efficiency, and related Technical Session topics. He is a well-regarded member of ASHRAE having 6:00 pm served on the Board of Directors and many technical posi- Social Hour tions and is currently a Distinguished Lecturer; he is a recipi- 6:30 pm ent of ASHRAE’s Exceptional Service Award and ASHRAE’s Dinner with highest technical award as a Holladay Distinguished Fellow. announcements He has also been elected a Fellow of the International Soci- and introductions ety of Indoor Air Quality and Climate (ISIAQ). He represents the United States on Interna- 7:15 pm Break tional Energy Agency tasks such as the Air Infiltration and Ventilation Center. He serves on national and international committees and editorial boards and does outside consulting. 7:30 pm Main Program 8:45 pm Adjourn PRESENTATION SUMMARY “Dr. Duct Tape” - The serious side of duct tape is that duct leakage, especially in homes, Register at www.ggashrae.org can waste 20-40% of the energy that goes through the ducts. The study of duct leakage Cost: led to the finding that duct tape does not work on ducts. This talk will examine that GG ASHRAE Members, research, but also entertain the lighter side with the story of one researcher’s “15 minutes Before 5pm, Oct. 4 $40 of fame” that results when a serious piece of work catches the fancy of the popular press. After 5pm, Oct 4 $50
Non-Members, Inside this Issue: Before 5pm, Oct 4 $50 After 5pm, Oct 4 $55 Event Calendar...... 2 Membership Promotion...... 7 President’s message...... 3 Research Promotion...... 8 Students/Voucher Holder Free, but please register Historian Article...... 4 Student Activities...... 9 YEA...... 5 Announcements...... 10-13
Chapter Technology Transfer Board and Chair Members...... 14 Golden Gate ASHRAE Committee (CTTC)...... 6 Ad Page and Ad Rates...... 15 Fog Dispenser VOLUME LI - Number 1 October 2013 Cover OCTOBER dinner meeting 2013/2014 event Calendar DINNER PROGRAM: ´THURSDAY, October 1O 5:00 - 9:00 pm It’s more than just handbooks LOCATION: Scott’s Seafood, Jack London Square, Oakland and dinner meetings! - 10 Things TOPIC: “Dr. Duct Tape” + Ten Things Might Not Know About You Might Not Know about ASHRAE ASHRAE Speakers: Max Sherman, LBNL; Mike Burgess (Regional Director); Devin Abellon (Regional Membership Promotion SpeakerS: Chair); and more! Regional and local members with a ´Saturday, October 12 9:00 am – 2:00 pm wide variety of ASHRAE experience. LOCATION: Coyote Sporting Clays, Morgan Hill Special thanks to panel members Max October 2013 Clayshoot, Joint San Jose and Golden Gate Sherman, Mike Burgess (Regional Di- Fundraiser rector), Devin Abellon (Regional Mem- ´Wednesday, October 16 9:00 am – 4:00 pm bership Promotion Chair). Location: PG&E Pacific Energy Center Topic: Seminar – Radiant Systems: HVAC Design, Energy As- PRESENTATION SUMMARY sessment and Architectural Implications Speakers: Daniel Nall, Thornton Tomasetti; Scott Shell, Join us as we kick off the 2013-2014 ASHRAE EHDD; Edward Arens, UC Berkeley; Jingjuan Feng, UC Berke- season with a panel discussion that will explore ley “10 Things You Might Not Know about ASHRAE”. We’ll have regional leadership and local ´Thursday, November 14 11:30 am – 1:30 pm members discuss their experiences, including Location: TBD student programs, research, technical and Topic: Controls standards committees, regional and society lead- Speaker: Peter Rumsey, Integral Group ership, and more. It’s membership promotion ´Wednesday, December 11 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm night, so bring along prospective members, Location: TBD, joint meeting with San Jose Chapter and if they sign up for GGASHRAE membership Topic: Commissioning within 48 hours, we’ll buy your next dinner!can Speaker: Jim Newman waste 20-40% of the energy that goes through ´Thursday, January 9 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm the ducts. The study of duct leakage led to the Location: Scott’s Seafood Jack London Square, Oakland finding that duct tape does not work on ducts. Topic and Speaker TBD This talk will examine that research, but also entertain the lighter side with the story of one ´Thursday, February 13 11:30 am – 1:30 pm researcher’s “15 minutes of fame” that results Location: PG&E Pacific Energy Center when a serious piece of work catches the fancy Topic: Noise Control of the popular press. Speaker: Brandon Wallace ´Thursday, March 13 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm Location: TBD, joint meeting with Redwood Empire Topic and Speaker TBD ´Thursday, April 10 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Location, Topic and Speaker TBD ´Thursday, May 8 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm Location, PG&E Pacific Energy Center Topic: Awards and Product Show ´Thursday, June 12 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm Location: Scott’s Seafood Jack London Square, Oakland Topic: Golden Gate ASHRAE – Past, Present, and Future Speakers: Tom Gilbertson and YEA Chair
2 Golden Gate ASHRAE Fog Dispenser october 2013 golden gate chapter President’s Message, october 2013
Hello Golden Gate ASHRAE Members! This is my very first President’s message, and you cannot see it but I am a bit nervous writing this! Welcome to our first Fog Dispenser for 2013-2014. Your Board members have been busy over the summer even if no chapter meetings have taken place. The Chapter Regional Conference took place in August in Las Vegas and motions, nomi- nations and training were voted and carried out. If you want to know more about what happened, please ask one of us who attended: Annie Foster, Tyler Bradshaw, Tim Goeppner, Nikola Kravik, Christopher Daniel and myself. Your chapter also won lots of awards: • 1st place for best website – thanks again to Annie for spear-heading and making this so successful • 2nd place for best newsletter • Best membership chair for Erica Stewart – she leaves a strong legacy and will be a great support to Nikola who is stepping into this role • Best YEA section (hooray to Michelle Dionello who is also our new Board member this year) • And several first place CTTC awards – these projects are now going to compete for Society Technology awards.
A new program was also created called “LeaDRS”, where a member of YEA will shadow the Director of Region X at the next Society meeting. We are looking forward for applications from our YEA members –they are due soon so don’t delay! Finally, Annie has crafted a very interesting program for the coming year. Our first Chapter meeting will be at Scott’s Seafood on Thursday October 10. There will be a Tech session by Max Sherman entitled “Dr. Duct Tape” and the main program about “Ten things you might not know about ASHRAE – it’s more than just handbooks and dinner meetings!” We will have a great panel of people involved at different levels and in different positions in the ASHRAE organization, so you can find more ways to benefit from your membership. We will also host a joint event with the San Jose Chapter on Saturday October 12 – a Clayshoot! So come and join us and have some fun! More info in this newsletter. And to wrap up a very busy October, on Wednesday 16 October your Chapter is supporting a free seminar on “Radiant Systems: HVAC Design, Energy Assessment and Architectural Implications” taking place at the PEC in San Francisco (more details in the Fog or on our website). I am looking forward to seeing you all during this great new year!
Isabelle Lavedrine
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“ASHRAE Golden Gate’s Chapter Meetings Start Again!”…..... Tom Gilbertson, Chapter Historian …as they have every year since beginning in 1937….when Baldwin Woods, a Professor at UC-Berkeley was the president of our predecessor society’s chapter….The American Society of Heating and Ventilat- ing Engineers…..we were ASHVE then…not ASHRAE)….and how things have changed… since 1937! Ah….a simpler time…perhaps……and just look at the name……”Heating and Ven- tilating Engineers”…no…..“Refrigeration”… and consequently….no “Air-conditioning”…. and we might even add… “no money”…. yes…1937 was a pretty simple time! Our chapter members though could have been rooting for that San Francisco-kid who was the star of the New York Yankees…who by the way defeated the New York Giants in the 1937 World Series…. “Jolting Joe DiMaggio”….sounds just a little bit familiar doesn’t it? Our 1937 - “ASHVE”-industry was a pretty sleepy business….consider what was being built at that time….basically very little….a few churches, a very few schools, a very few hospitals…and virtually no office buildings….The depression was in full swing….the economy…..having pretty much “bottomed” in 1933…only to see a “slight rise in activity”….and then to see the economy start to falter again in 1939….In my home town…where the economy slowed to a “stop” around 1924….NO building was even started between 1924 and 1937…until the school I attended was built in 1937…. In our Golden Gate Chapter’s first year there was no Federal minimum-wage….that did not come until 1938 when it was established as a 44-hour work-week and $0.25 per hour…for a weekly wage of $11.00….No wonder there was little concern about….. “air-conditioning”……no one could afford it! So where are we today?....76 years later…..we have a new bridge…just like in 1937….and now as the ASHRAE-society we are obsessed, perhaps appropriately…about how little energy we can use in our all of our projects…..and our projects have gone from the “simple”….to the amazingly “complex”…..rather like life itself…in the past 76 years. And now we have many more “rules”….the codes…the standards…the permits…the regulations…that govern and “direct” our industry…..and ASHRAE-members are needed more than ever to come forward and participate and help guide our industry. ASHRAE-members need to step up, get involved, and volunteer their time…and contribute our industry’s knowledge to the activities that actually govern the area of our work. Who?...better than a knowledgeable ASHRAE-member really knows more about the industry that controls over 55% of all of the energy used in the United States?...I doubt that any group has the knowledge that ASHRAE and its members possess. Lets make this a year of “historical involvement”….where as ASHRAE Members we immerse ourselves in activities that help guide our Country!....and its energy use and policy. When our President, Isabelle Lavedrine calls upon you to serve our industry, lets give her the support that enables ASHRAE members to be effective in shaping our industry for the future!
4 Golden Gate ASHRAE Fog Dispenser october 2013 YEA promotes young ASHRAE members to engage in the local chapter and to get everyone excited about our industry. If you are interested in joining our committees monthly discussion, please contact John Gardner at [email protected]. Also, please make sure to check out our new facebook page at: www.facebook.com/YEAGold- engate and our Golden Gate YEA website where we showcase past and upcoming events: www.ggyea.org For more information on Golden Gate YEA check out: www.ggyea.org Also Golden Gate YEA is on Facebook now!
UPCOMING YEA EVENTS How to Get Involved with ASHRAE by Glenn Friedman, P.E., FASHRAE Monday, October 28th from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Location TBD in SF Glenn Friedman, P.E., FASHRAE a Principal Engineer at Taylor Engineering, LLC will discuss the ways in which YEAers can get more involved with ASHRAE. Glenn Friedman is a Registered Mechanical Engineer with a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley. After graduation, he attended Carrier Corporation’s Building Systems Design School in Syracuse, New York. He has over 25-years of commercial and industrial HVAC system design experience as the Principal of a design/build contracting company before joining Taylor Engineering as a Principal in 1999. Mr. Friedman does volunteer work in the HVAC industry. Mr. Friedman’s involvement in such associations as the American Society of Heating, Refrigerat- ing, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), the Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA), the Refrigeration Engineers Society (RSES) and the National Environmental Balancing Bureau (NEBB) has spanned his entire career. For his contributions to the field, he was upgraded to Fellow in the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).
PAST EVENTS Hydronics 101 Thursday, September 26, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM YEA Golden Gate hosted an educational seminar called Hydronics 101. The event was held at the WSP office in San Francisco and drinks and appetizers were provided! Keep on the lookout for future YEA educational events. 2nd Annual YEA Golden Gate Giants Game Night Thursday, August 22, 2013 Over 35 YEAers met up for drinks at District SF before heading out watch the San Francisco Giants play the Pittsburg Pirates. The sold out event had great representation from companies such as: ARUP, Conservation Mechanical Systems, Inc., Integral Group, Interface Engineering, Siemens Industry, Inc., Taylor Engineering, Victaulic, and WSP.
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Christopher Daniel, ASHRAE Golden Gate CTT Committee Chair Join the CTTC Committee If you like to assist the chapter and get involved with ASHRAE, the Chapter Technology Transfer Committee is one of the best places and we could use your help. Talk to a board member or contact Christopher Daniel at [email protected]
2013 Region X Techonology Awards This year’s 2013 Region X Chapters Regional Conference (CRC) in August was a hit. All submitted Golden Gate Chapter awards won first place at the regional level in their respective categories. The applicants were as listed below: • Category I - Commercial - New - Packard Foundation Headquarters by Tyler Bradshaw of Integral Group • Category II - Institutional Buildings – Educational Facilities - New - Oakland Unified School District Downtown Educational Complex by Glenn Friedman & Brent Eubanks of Taylor Engineering • Category III - Health Care Facilities - New - Mills Peninsula Replacement Hospital by Shulamit Rabinovich, Pol Marzan & Kevin Rutherford of Ted Jacob Engineering Group • Category IV - Industrial Facilities or Processes - Existing - Collotype Labels Air Distributions Improvements by Scott Wayland of AESC Furthermore, I found this year’s CRC was very educational and informative. The workshop will help streamline this year’s CTTC activities. I look forward to seeing all of you at our upcoming monthly meetings.
-Christopher Daniel CTTC Chair
6 Golden Gate ASHRAE Fog Dispenser october 2013 membership promotion How Has ASHRAE Membership Helped You?
As ASHRAE Golden Gate’s Membership Promotion Co-Chair, I was pleased to see several students at our monthly Golden Gate Chapter dinner gathering in the Bay Area. It is exciting to see student participation growing, and I wonder what will happen to most of them after graduation. The ASHRAE season ended in June, but I hope it was just the beginning of long engineering careers for the students. For these students, the event didn’t signify a free dinner or few seconds of fame when I embarrassed them by recognizing them in the audience. These events are about network- ing, keeping young professionals in the ASHRAE circle after graduation, and continuing the legacy of mentoring youngsters. Two of their moving personal statements are included below (Justin Libay & Hadi Yazdani). I was one of these young engineers in 2007 in Oakland, accidentally seated between two ASHRAE Fellows: Karl Jordan (76/77 Golden Gate President), and Richard A. Charles, (92/93 ASHRAE National President) at a chapter dinner at Scott’s restaurant. Meeting them had a profound effect on my career, and I want to build on the mentoring legacy that Mr. Charles started in 1969 when he joined ASHRAE. This message is dedicated to his memory. – Nikola Kravik, Project Engineer, Willdan Energy Solutions, Pleasanton, California (ASHRAE Golden Gate Membership Promotion Co-Chair, 2013-2014)
“Active ASHRAE participation is essential to the student engineer. Finding a job the old- fashioned way still works better than Monster, LinkedIn, or other systems. Meeting someone in person says much more than a resume, since a resume can’t show a potential employer how you communicate or interact with people from various backgrounds. ASHRAE Chapter meeting conversations make you more ‘real’ than a resume. More than putting a face to a name, it’s about making an impression. If you are funny, have a dog, work at Subway, like to windsurf, or go clay shooting, people remember these personal details. When I was searching for a job, nearly all my interview calls were either from people I met through ASHRAE or from someone associated with an ASHRAE connection who passed along my resume. By that method alone, I averaged one or two interviews a week. I started my new engineering job on July 10, 2013, and I do not even have a LinkedIn account.” – Justin Libay, Project Engineer, Willdan Energy Solutions, Pleasanton, California (ASHRAE San Jose Student Chapter President, 2012-2013)
I worked three years in the building automation and controls industry in Iran. Last year, I moved to the United States with the ambition of becoming a successful controls engineer, but there were many barriers to my progress. I didn’t know the local market or companies, I didn’t have a network, and I didn’t have a United States degree or work experience. To establish my network, I found the San Jose ASHRAE chapter and contacted the president. At that time, I didn’t anticipate finding a job soon, since I knew that I needed a strong network to find a job easily. I volunteered for ASHRAE, helping with meetings and events. When a position opened with the History Committee, I helped in that capacity for a few months. Then I decided to expand my network by participating in Golden Gate ASHRAE meetings and seminars, a great opportunity for me to network among the most professional engineers in the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning and energy industries. After only two meetings I had made significant connections, learned from technical seminars and presentations, met people with shared experiences, and obtained referrals to companies. There were other forms of support, too: meeting someone in my field over a cup of coffee reminded me of good days with my colleagues back home. My new friends helped me to submit my resume to their managers and colleagues, and finally I landed a job in line with my skills and interest. This would not have been possible without the help of such a well-organized professional group offering advice, recom- mendations and connections. Now I am San Jose’s Chapter Technology Transfer Committee (CTTC) Chair, and I intend to stay involved with ASHRAE throughout my career. I look forward to contributing to this organization and helping young engineers. – Hadi Yazdani, Building Automation Systems Engineer, Johnson Controls International, Freemont, California (ASHRAE San Jose Chapter CTTC 2013-2014)
7 Golden Gate ASHRAE Fog Dispenser october 2013 research promotion Zberri Alvi Research Promotion Chair During 2012-2013 Golden Gate Chapter’s members and sponsors contributed the largest amount towards ASHRAE Research over the last 10-years. We raised $24,485. Thank you for making 2012-2013 a very successful year for GG ASHRAE’s Research fundraising campaign. Every dollar you donate towards the Research Fund applies directly to Research, none of the funds are used for administrative costs. Currently there are (7) Bay Area Research projects funded by ASHRAE valued at $1,100,000. ASHRAE contributes $8 back to Bay Area research for every $1 donated by Golden Gate members. Our goal for the 2013-2014 campaign is $24,500. We are grateful for members who donated last year, and we are hoping to count on you again this year. The following individuals and companies have generously supported ASHRAE Research and Golden Gate Chapter for 2012-13 Campaign. Your contributions are much appreciated. Thank you for making a difference and shaping tomorrow’s built environment today. Donors in 2012/2013: organizations NEBB Northern Cal & Hawaii Dick Friedman $2000 & Over NIBCO Inc Lyn Gomes Peterson Mechanical Inc Gary Harbison Bay Area SMACNA $25,000 Golden Gate ASHRAE Chapter Reliable Controls Corp Gilbert Hensley R F MacDonald Co. - Hayward Tianzhen Hong $1000 to $1999 Taylor Engineering Mark Hydeman Norman S Wright Trane – Oakland Carl Jordan PG&E - Trane / Specialty AC Products David Jump $20,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Trox Joo Young Kim Company Victaulic Judith Jennings SOM - Erik Kolderup Skidmore, Owings & Individuals Isabelle Lavedrine $15,000 Merrill LLP $1000 & Over Glen Leggoe Frank Lo Glenn Friedman $250 to $999 Mon Lum Acutherm $250 to $999 Eugene McCabe $10,000 AEI – Affiliated Engineers Edward Arens James Nemechek Air Treatment Corp Hormoz Janssens Cory Palmer Bayside HVAC James MacDonald Jack Palmer California Hydronics Corp David Nazzaro Wasil Popow Clyde Equipment Company $5,000 Gurdaver Singh Matt Russell Conservation Mechanical Steve Taylor Mike Scofield Systems Dilip Shah DMG North Up to $249 Max Sherman Dadanco Zberri Alvi Benjamin Sun $0 EMCOR Services Integrated Kyle Blocker Dennis Thompson Solutions Cliff Blythe Mark Walton Enervex Northern CA Robert Braun Scott Wayland Engineered Air Annie Foster Courtney Tom Weaver Glumac John Cross Michelle Whitsitt Ideate Christopher Decareau Matthew Williamson Mitsubishi Electric Cooling Kristin DeMartini Yin Yin Wu & Htg Michelle Dionello Gerald Yaffe
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 contact RP Chair Zberri Alvi at (510) 206-9905, [email protected] Our goal for this year is to raise $24,500 for ASHRAE Research Goal: $24,500 Contributions: $601
8 Golden Gate ASHRAE Fog Dispenser october 2013 student activities Denver Meeting Student Report ASHRAE ANNUAL CONFERENCE, DENVER COLORADO July 8th, 2013 By Ethan Landy, Stanford University From June 22nd to 26th, thousands of professionals convened in Denver, Colorado to immerse themselves in the latest knowledge and advances in HVAC&R. Thanks to a travel grant from the Golden Gate Chapter of ASHRAE, I was fortunate to have been able to take part. As a first-time conference attendee, I was surprised by the overwhelming diversity and breadth of the conference program. It was often difficult to choose which session to attend! To get the most out of the rich technical program, I attended sessions on topics ranging from measurement and verification, to inte- grated project delivery and design. I found it particularly interesting to discover how engineers are increasingly leveraging strategies such as BIM The view from the Pepsi Center Media Box and IPD to achieve greater energy efficiency through collaborative design. In addition to the technical program, the conference offered a number of technical tours to local facilities of interest. As home of the Denver Nuggets, the Colorado Avalanche and the Colorado Mammoth, the Pepsi Center is an incredibly versatile stadium. In the recent years, it has implemented a significant number of measures to reduce its energy consumption, such as new chiller plant, a flat-plate heat exchanger and a series of VFDs. On the technical tour, I learned all about this cutting-edge stadium, while catching a glimpse inside the mechanical rooms, locker In the fields behind the NREL Campus rooms, practice facilities, and the media box. Located in Golden, CO, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has led by example through the implementation of extensive energy-efficiency projects throughout their campus. Most notably, the Research Support Facility (RSF) demonstrates that a commercial office building is able to achieve an EUI of 36.4 kBtu/sf/yr and net-zero energy consumption through strate- gies such as goal-focused contracting, integrated design, and continued occupant engagement. The technical tour of NREL was, without a doubt, the highlight of the conference. It was exciting to experience the RSF in person after learning about it extensively in a number of university courses. On the closing day of the confer- ence, I attended the Standing Standard Project Committee discussing the Standard for the Design of High Per- formance Green Buildings. Throughout my studies, I have frequently referred to Transpired Solar Collectors and Shading Devices on ASHRAE Standards, and it was insightful the NREL RSF to see the detailed review and consider- ation involved in the development of such documents. I was impressed by the dedication of the many ASHRAE members who devote countless hours to the advancement of our profession, and to the protection of the public interest. In just four days, I was able to learn from leading researchers, network with profes- sionals from around the continent, and visit cutting-edge facilities. The Annual Conference allowed me to learn more about ASHRAE’s broader role in the profession, and the many opportunities for member involvement and enrichment. I look forward to attending future meetings and doing my part to further the advancement of our profession. I would like to express my deepest thanks to the Golden Gate Chapter of ASHRAE for Flat Plate Heat Exchanger at the Pepsi making this experience possible. Center
9 Golden Gate ASHRAE Fog Dispenser october 2013 announcements Tennis Tournament, May 2013 By James R. Gronek Tennis Chair The Golden Gate ASHRAE Chapter revived the annual tennis tournament after a brief hiatus in 2012. The tournament continued its tradition of fundraising for the Eric Thor Andresen Memorial Scholarship Fund as well as providing chapter members an afternoon of social- izing and competitive tennis. This year’s tournament had a high skill level leading to some excellent tiebreaker showdowns on the court and included a full complement of 16 players from wide range of companies – Cisco, DMG North, Enervex, Norman S. Wright, Syserco, Trane, Ted Jacob Engineering Group, Trinity EMCS, and WSP. Syserco represented well taking home the first and third place prize with WSP landing second. This year’s event was hosted at the SF Tennis Club and The Trane Company, celebrating their 100th anniversary, generously provided title sponsorship of the event allowing 100% of each participant’s entry fee to be donated to the scholarship fund. We look forward to seeing even more of you out on the courts for next year’s event!
ASHRAE Golf Tournament, July 2013 Tilden Park Golf Course By Tim Goeppner
It was a spectacular day at Tilden Park in Berkeley hills with perfect weather and an en- thusiastic group of golfers. Thank you to all who participated. We hope you enjoyed the day and will support this event again next year. Special thanks to our event coordinator, Chelsea Polizzi , for all her time and effort organizing the event and running the popular Casino Hole. The scoring results were as follows.
1st Place team – 2nd Place team – 3rd Place team – Longest drive Score 62 Score 64 Score 66 • Men – Troy Slider • Craig Mickelson • Gabriel Romero • Sam Ringrose • Women – Shawn Wilson • Matt Pheil • Troy Slider • Billy Martin • Matt Lester • Roel Mallari • Josh Kohler Closet to the Pin • Emil Chan • Michael Liljegren • Joe Villa • Dan DePlazes
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San Jose and Golden Gate ASHRAE are co-hosting our first Bay Area Clayshooting Event. Please join us for this exciting opportunity to network with indus- try peers and reconnect with old friends. Registra- tion fees include: • Targets $200 per Station. Includes (1) Company • (2) Boxes of Shotgun Ammo Banner placed at a station. There are 18 • total stations and they will be awarded on a Safety Glasses and Ear Protection first come first serve basis. • Shotgun Rental (shared with foursome) • Lunch (Steak/Chicken, salad, beans, dessert) $800. Includes (1) Banner on a Station, (1) • (1) Round Trap or Skeet with Ammo Foursome, and a company banner placed at See next page for more Event Details. the event.
$1,600. Includes a Banner on (2) Stations (2) Foursomes, and a company banner placed at the event. Registration Costs: Single Player: $100 Team (Foursome): $400 $2,800 Includes a Banner on (3) Stations (4) Foursomes, and a company banner placed at the event.
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Find application materials at www.regionx.org/YEA.asp. Submit by October 14, 2013 to either Annie Foster ([email protected]) or Isabelle Lavedrine ([email protected]) .
Background: The LeaDRS (Leadership Development through Regional Support) supports the development of future Regional leaders through their shadowing of current DRCs. As a premier member‐run society, ASHRAE has many aspects and leadership levels that are unknown to many members. It is rare for any member, especially YEA members to have a complete understand- ing of the inner workings of ASHRAE from the Executive and Board levels.
Objectives: LeaDRS hopes to develop the future leaders of the Regions by offering a developmental shadowing experience unobtainable by many ASHRAE members. The program is intended to build a one‐on‐one relationship between a DRC and an incoming or newly appointed Regional leader. LeaDRS is focused on targeting proven, dedicated ASHRAE leaders from the grassroots level to provide development, insight, and inspiration for that individual that they can take back to their Regions and Chapters. It is also designed to expose these young leaders to the Society and opportunities at the Society level.
13 Golden Gate ASHRAE Fog Dispenser october 2013 board members / contact list / chair members
Board Members
PRESIDENT TREASURER IMMEDIATE PAST-PRESIDENT Isabelle Lavedrine Tyler Bradshaw, P.E. Thomas S. Weaver, P.E. 1429 Navellier Street Integral Group Conservation Mechanical Systems El Cerrito, CA 94530 427 13th Street 732 Alfred Nobel Drive (415) 373-8576 Oakland, CA 94612 Hercules, CA 94547 [email protected] (510) 663-2070 (510) 741-9100 [email protected] [email protected] PRESIDENT-ELECT Annie Foster Courtney, P.E. BOARD OF GOVERNORS WSP Tim Goeppner 405 Howard Street, Suite 500 California Hydronics Corporation San Francisco, CA 94105 2293 Tripaldi Way (415) 402-2248 Hayward, CA 94545 [email protected] (510) 566-4124 [email protected] SECRETARY Erik Kolderup, P.E. Michelle Dionello, P.E. Kolderup Consulting Arup 704 Tennessee Street 560 Mission Street San Francisco, CA 94107 Suite 700, (415) 531-5198 San Francisco, CA 94105 [email protected] (415) 946-1681 [email protected]
Chair Members
Chapter Technology Transfer YEA (Young Engineers in ASHRAE) Golf Christopher Daniel John Gardner Tim Goeppner (415) 999-9437 (415) 271-9993 (510)266-7894 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Membership Promotion foundation board Tennis Nikola Kravik Glenn Friedman James Gronek (925) 416.4228 (510) 263-1542 (415) 402-5824 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Research Promotion Publicity Website Zberri Alvi Billy Martin Annie Foster Courtney, P.E. (510) 347-7755 ext. 228 (510) 741-9100 (415) 402-2248 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Student Activities Chair Redwood Empire Seminar Chair John Williams Adrian Giovenco Charles Eley (415) 290-6791 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Product Show Historian Hans Kaufmann Tom Gilbertson (510) 266-7885 (925) 376-4516 [email protected] [email protected]
14 Golden Gate ASHRAE Fog Dispenser october 2013 Advertising Rates: · One time rate: $25 · 4-month rate: $90 ($22.50/mo.) · Yearly Rate (9 issues): $150 ($16.67/mo.) If you are interested in advertising in the Fog, please contact Annie Foster Courtney, at: [email protected]
Conservation Mechanical Systems, Inc. Manufacturers Representatives of Energy Conservation Products
Thomas S. Weaver, P.E. Principal P: 510.741.9100 C: 707.529-3501
732 Alfred Nobel Dr. Hercules, CA 94547
www.ConservationMechSys.com
Engineering
Christopher Daniel 510 / 346-4352 Direct Design Engineer 510 / 346-4300 Main 415 / 889-9772 Cell 510 / 347-1313 Fax [email protected]
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