ASHRAE Insights - April 2014 - (Page 1) ASHRAE Insights April 2014 1 ® April 2014 Volume 29 Number 2 BOD Nominees Introduced Electronic Ballots To Be Sent in May ASHRAE members will vote on nominees for the 2014 - 15 Board of Directors via electronic ballots being emailed in May. Nominations for officers and directors are made by the Nominating Committee from a list recommended by individual members and from chapters regional conferences (CRCs). Additionally, any voting member of the Society may write in the name of an individual for any office. Emails containing a link to the electronic ballot will begin being sent on May 1 to all qualified voting members with valid email addresses in the Society database. Voting members who do not have valid email addresses in the Society database will receive a print mailing with a web address to the electronic ballot and log in credentials. Following are brief bios of each nominee, along with their current ASHRAE service. Also, the incoming president lists his presidential theme. In addition, the other nominees answered questions regarding ASHRAE new strategic plan and its potential impact on ASHRAE members. President: Thomas H. Phoenix, P Fel.E., low ASHRAE; ASHRAE-Certified Building Energy Assessment and Building Energy Modeling Professional; principal and vice president, Moser Mayer Phoenix Associates, Greensboro, N.C. Current service: president-elect, Board of Directors; chair, Members Council; President-Elect Advisory Committee and Advocacy Committee; member, Building Phoenix Underwood Wentz Boyce Gulledge Olesen Vallort Fisher Klock Ellis Leblanc Mehboob Fly Int-Hout Schwedler Performance Alliance Ad Hoc Committee. Presidential Theme: My presidential theme focuses on "People, Passion and Performance," which are three things that come to mind when I think about ASHRAE. Our members are great people. Thanks to our 53,000 members around the globe, ASHRAE is building a worldwide best practices network of innovative people and successful technologies to serve the built environment community. Our membership also has great passion. I see that in how much time and dedication our people give to helping write standards, develop research, See BOD Nominees, Page 2 ASHRAE's Link to the Cold Chain Historical Minute On Responsibility "The Society has a responsibility to educate the industry and the general public through publications, definitions, codes, standards and public relations on: first, the purpose and importance of adequate heating, ventilating and air conditioning; second, what constitutes an adequate system; and third, how an owner can ask for and receive that which he has every right to expect. This is a long range prospect and is being studied by the Long Range Planning Committee. In the meantime, as engineers and Society members, let's insist that we give the general public what they have every right to receive, and that the heating and air-conditioning systems which we design and install meet the requirements, whatever they may be." -ASHVE President John Haines addressing the first regional ASHVE meeting in Oklahoma City, May, 1955. The 2014 ASHRAE Handbook-Re- realm as zero ozone depletion potential/ frigeration will begin mailed to members global warming potential refrigerants are in June. requested by our customers." The Refrigeration volume covers the Updates and changes to the 2014 volume refrigeration equipment and systems for include: applications other than human * Reworking of insulation tables comfort. The 51 chapters in this in Chapter 10, "Insulation Sysvolume include information on tems for Refrigerant Piping," to cooling, freezing, and storing comply with ASTM Standard food; industrial applications of reC680. frigeration; and low-temperature * Extensive reorganization of refrigeration. Chapter 2, "Ammonia Refrig"The 2014 ASHRAE Refrigeration Systems," to reflect eration Handbook continues to current practices. Dettmers provide the practicing refrigera* Addition of new sections on tion engineer with the data and information additives and process chemicals to Chapter necessary to safe and efficient processing 6, "Refrigerant System Chemistry." and storage of food and pharmaceuticals * Addition of moisture isotherm data for but the Handbook is evolving," said Dan R-290 and R-600a and a new section on Dettmers, volume chair. "With the indus- system sampling in Chapter 7, "Control try's growing interest in the category of of Moisture and Other Contaminants in 'natural' refrigerants, the dedicated techni- Refrigerant Systems." cal committees have updated the Handbook * Expansion of the focus on hydrofluorochapters on ammonia and carbon dioxide carbons and addition of chemical informarefrigeration systems. These chapters, tra- tion and guidance on retrofits to Chapter ditionally focused on industrial systems, 12, "Lubricants in Refrigerant Systems." are finding new fans in the commercial This volume is being published in a bound print volume and in electronic format on a CD-ROM and online, in two editions: one using inch-pound (I-P) units of measurement, the other using the International System of Units (SI). Many members, particularly those who live outside North America, are eager to know when to expect the latest edition of this membership benefit via their local postal service. Members are encouraged to check their ASHRAE online profile prior to April 15 to ensure ASHRAE has their correct mailing address. This can be done via www.ashrae. org. Also, if members have not paid their annual dues, they are encouraged to do so by May 31 to ensure they receive a Handbook. Dues can be paid online at www.ashrae.org. Print volumes of the Handbook, which include a CD of that volume, will be mailed the last week of May to eligible Members and Associates Members in good standing. The CD includes the volume in I-P and SI units. The CD-only Handbook will also mail at the same time. 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