ASHRAE TRAN 2012-1-2012 2012 ASHRAE TRANSACTIONS VOLUME 118 PART 1.pdf

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23、 should be included if the number of equations is extensive. Ifnot, nomenclature may follow each equation.)LJXUHV Artwork for figures should be submitted via ASHRAE Manuscript Central as separate tiff or epsfiles saved in either CMYK mode (for color) or Grayscale mode (for black and white) at high r

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25、ions Committee and Transactions Staff xivState of the Society, Ron Jarnagin, 20112012 ASHRAE President . xvTechnical Program xviiCONFERENCE PAPERSCH-12-C001 Under-floor Pressure Control: A Superior Method of Controlling Data Center CoolingDavid Moss.3CH-12-C002 Data Center Air Energy Recovery Techni

26、quesJohn Peterson, Douglas McLellan, and Ecton English.11CH-12-C003 The Prospect of Hydrothermal Net-Zero Energy Data CentersTadeusz (Ted) Jagusztyn .19CH-12-C004 Real Time Optimization of Building Combined Heat and Power SystemsPayam Delgoshaei, Stephen Treado, and Andrew Windham 27CH-12-C005 Cold

27、Climates Heat Pump Design OptimizationOmar Abdelaziz and Bo Shen 34CH-12-C006 Residential Ground Source Heat Pumps with Integrated Domestic Hot Water Generation: Performance Results from Long-Term MonitoringDave Stecher and Kate Allison.42CH-12-C007 Large Scale Residential/Municipal RES Integrated R

28、efurbishment Construction and HVAC Systems Engineering R Tony Horton from Huntsville, Alabama.;Mike Witkowski from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.; and AdamDavid from Sacramento, California. I love that a new programfrom concept to implementation took us about six months.This shows us what we can do if

29、we put our minds to it, doesntit?So, in the leadership vein, let me talk a little bit about aStudent Activities initiative that I mentioned in Montreal. Iwould like to see development of an additional course thatwould give students greater exposure to some of the technol-ogy piece of our industry, a

30、fter they have taken the first coursein fundamentals. You would be surprised at how many peopleare coming forward not just from the university communitiesbut junior colleges and technical schools who have great inter-est in this. Their support tells me that what were doing andwhat were going to do w

31、ith the Student Activities Committee,working with an ad hoc committee, is really the right thing. Itsnice to know were aligning the things we think we need to doand the things that other people think we need to do.The other area that I talked about in my presidential themewas strengthening and build

32、ing our international presence. Ihad the opportunity to visit a number of countries where Italked about what we need to do internationally, how we needto partner with the people that are our friends, our colleagues,and in some cases, our allies. Weve had great, great discus-sions about the importanc

33、e of various issues, such as youngleadership and how we can work together better.Leadership and partnerships dont have any bounds. Itdoesnt make any difference what the culture is, what thelanguage is, what the religion is or the geographical location.The commonality of these feelings across people

34、and organi-zations continues to impress me. With every meeting, withevery conversation, we find ourselves getting closer and closerto partnerships with organizations and exploring ways tobetter serve our members outside of North America. Werealso working on how we can get our chapters, sections andm

35、embers outside of North America to work more closely withthe local organizations that represent the engineering, busi-ness and buildings communities in their countries.The last thing that I talked about in my presidentialspeech was the need to strengthen our industry. When it comesto energy use in i

36、ndustrialized countries, the building sector isnumber one. We have trouble collectively making those build-ings perform right. We have the knowledge and the skill, wejust need to have the will to sit here and say, “Were going todo this better.” And when I say were going to do this better,Im not talk

37、ing about just ASHRAE, Im talking about allplayers in the buildings game. If you go to almost any nationin the world, everyone is talking about how to get buildingsretrofitted so we can reduce our energy bills. So the problemis not a uniquely North American problemits a world prob-lem.This is an are

38、a where there is competition in the industry,clearly. Product manufacturers and vendors differentiate theirproducts in various and sundry ways so that they have compet-itive advantages. I believe when it comes to built environmentorganizations, thats the time to reduce that competitivenessand increa

39、se that collaboration, because we serve the commu-State of the SocietyRon Jarnagin, 20112012 ASHRAE Presidentxvinity of owners and people who have the responsibility to runbuildings. I believe that we serve them better if we dont try tocompete in that regard. So, were working really hard withpeople,

40、 where in the past, we might have been a little compet-itive with those things.Im always convinced that theres a lot more that we agreeon than we disagree on any one issue, so, we are working toreduce barriers and to increase the strength of the partnerships.I guarantee you learn as much as you give

41、 in these relation-ships. Im going to continue to challenge this organization todemonstrate the leadership and all of those around us todemonstrate that leadership, down to the individuals.Recently, I had the great opportunity to go to my region,which is Region XI, which includes part of the United

42、Statesand Canada, where I challenged a couple of companies to uptheir research contributions. I challenged them to demonstratesome leadership. Amazing how people respond to that chal-lenge. In fact, you may want to put this idea in your backpocket because it works really well. You say, “Its about le

43、ad-ership. How would you like to lead?” People step up, and wegot the money. The leadership idea resonates with almosteveryonewho doesnt want to be a leader? Why? Because leadership transcends almost everything.And the fact that were standing up here talking about beingthe leaders in concert with ou

44、r partners is part of the transfor-mation of ASHRAE. Weve moved from the stance that if weprovide the technical guidance, others will come to us to useit, to a new start saying “We have an obligation to help trans-form this industry.” That obligation, at least under my presi-dential theme, started o

45、n day one in Montreal, its still relevanttoday and I would argue it may still be relevant 10 or 15 yearsfrom now. Thank you very much.xviiTechnical Program$6+5$(:LQWHU noPDHs awarded; presented during the TCsmeeting. The term optimization is generallydefined as the act or method of making some-thing

46、 as effective as possible. The rigorousdefinition refers to the use of systematicmathematical techniques to find the minimumor maximum value of a function. This functioncould be energy efficiency, first cost, etc. Inthe HVAC noPDHs awarded; presented during the TCsmeeting. There is a resurgence of e

47、fforts tofind alternative low global warming potential(GWP) refrigerants to replace HFCs. Thedriver for previous refrigerant transition wasozone depletion Potential (ODP); hence aclear target was set to use zero ODP. In thecurrent effort, the target is to reduce the GWPassociated with direct and ind

48、irect emissions.This resulted in a complex target: lower lifecycle climate performance. Low GWP refrig-erants performance is still debatable; it is notclear which refrigerants to use. This forumbrings ideas and experts together to openavenues for future ASHRAE researchtowards low GWP systems. The moderatorsare Lorenzo Cremaschi for TC 1.3 and OmarAbdelaziz for TC 8.5. 6XQGD-DQXDUSPSPSeminar (Basic) ASHRAE Foundation: Creating a High Performance Legacy Track: Professional Skills Room: Water Tower Chair: Margaret Smith, Assoc