HE EA MAKAMAE · 2015. 2. 1. · ASHRAE Fellow, lead author of the ASHRAE Humidity Control Design Guide and the ASHRAE Guide for Buildings in Hot & Humid Climates, and Chair of ASHRAE

HE EA MAKAMAE A monthly publication by the American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers, Inc.

SY 2014-15, Issue #6 HONOLULU, OAHU, HAWAII February 2015

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE – Bill Lee, P.E. The New Year started with a bang and it’s already February. And the ASHRAE year only gets better. The January meeting was another great one. Thanks to the 47 attendees who attentively listened to Marites Calad, Barry Jim On, and Ken Richardson share their insights into how to run a successful business in the HVAC industry. Who knew Ken can see the future? Or that Marites would share dating tips. Or Barry is a philosopher. You had to be there. The February meeting will be another meeting that you will not want to miss. We will be hosting an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer –Lew Harriman an ASHRAE Fellow, lead author of the ASHRAE Humidity Control Design Guide

and the ASHRAE Guide for Buildings in Hot & Humid Climates, and Chair of ASHRAE Technical Committee 1.12 (Moisture Management in Buildings). His presentation is entitled “Diagnosing & Fixing Humidity Control Problems in Real-World Buildings – Tools, Techniques, Case Histories and Practical Suggestions.” This is something every mechanical engineer and architect should know about. It should be a well worth your time to attend. YEA – Young Engineers of ASHRAE –Technical training meetings continue– the purpose is to help young engineers gain the knowledge they need to succeed in our industry. The 4th meeting was held on Jan. 20th and there was a total attendance of 25. Another great session on “Controls,” part 2 lead by R.J. Ritter of Trane Co. Thanks R.J. The sessions are free and food is provided. The sessions are held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. Starts at 5 pm at InSynergy 2nd floor conference rm. If you would like to share your expertise on an HVAC subject for a session or would like to help sponsor please contact Willie Diguc or Richard Miller or myself. Again, I would like to highlight the behind the scenes people that keeps our local ASHRAE chapter running. This month I would like to introduce our Technical Seminar Chairmen – Kevin Luoma and Rob Brown. They are working hard on the Technical Seminar which is set for March 13 at the Hawaii Prince Hotel and will be on Indoor Air Quality. With 4 industry experts speaking throughout the day. The keynote speaker is Dr. Max Sherman from the Lawrence Berkeley Labs. Kevin not only chairs the Technical Seminar committee but also serves as the ASHRAE secretary, and works for WSP Hawaii. Rob Brown works as a manufacturer representative for Air Treatment Corp. They are doing a great planning the technical seminar. See you at the February meeting - Bill

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1 2 3 4 5 BOG Meeting at Coffman Engineers 11:30 to 1 PM

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8 9 10 11 12 Chapter Meeting at Plaza Club 20th Floor – Distinguished Lecturer - Lew Harriman on Humidity Control Problems

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15 16 17 YEA Training at InSynergy

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22 EWeek Pearlridge Displays

23 24 EWeek SAME Luncheon at Hale Koa

25 EWeek Students Jobs Fair at UH Manoa

26 27 28 EWeek Banquet at Koolau 6 pm to 9 pm

Chapter Committee Chairs Attendance and Reception: Samantha Niver Technology Transfer: Donna Kishi

Programs: Ryan Chang, P.E. & Willie Diguc, Co-Chairs Grassroots Government Activities: Dean Borges, P.E. Refrigeration: Kevin Ku Technology: Rick Beall, P.E. Energy Awards: Lori Arakawa

Historian: Barry Jim On, P.E. Membership Promotion: Scotty Scott Newsletter Editor: Dean Borges, P.E. Research Promotion: Matthew Tio Product Show: Matthew Tio Technical Seminar: Kevin Luoma & Rob Aulden Brown Student Activities: David Parke Young Engineers of ASHRAE: Willie Diguc Webmaster: Andrew Crossland, P.E.

Chapter Officers for Society Year 2014 to 2015 President: Bill Lee, P.E. President-Elect: Donna Kishi Vice President: Dean Borges, P.E. Secretary: Kevin Luoma, P.E. Treasurer: Mofazzal Mir, P.E. Chapter Board of Governors Barry Jim On, P.E. (Immediate Past President) Rick Beall, P.E. Ryan Chang, P.E. Matthew Tio Andrew Crossland, P.E. David Parke

February 2015

From the Newsletter Editor This issue of He Ea Makamae is published to encourage your enjoyment of

ASHRAE events in Hawaii during the ASHRAE 2014-2015 Society Year. Lew Harriman, ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer, is just back from the

ASHRAE Winter Meeting in Chicago, to discuss Humidity and Moisture Control in Buildings. He is the Co-Author of “ASHRAE Guide for Buildings in Hot & Humid Climates.” As an ASHRAE Fellow Lew represents our industry as an outstanding individual who owns his own research business, is a building science consultant, building forensic investigator, researcher, lecturer and author. A world class speaker on a subject near and dear to our Hawaiian climate…Don’t miss this meeting. Register now!!!

Remember to join in all the events you can and realize why we have been

doing this for 45 years as “ASHRAE Hawaii Chapter #108.” February has many activities shown on the Calendar but take a look at the EWeek events. ASHRAE is a member of the Hawaii Council of Engineering Societies who is celebrating 50 years of Service to Hawaii this year. See the HCES flyers at http://hces.us/content.php?page=Engineers_Week and join in EWeek 2015.

ASHRAE can make a difference in you, your company and our community.

Dean Borges, P.E., Newsletter Editor

R.J. Ritter – Controls Part 2

at YEA Training January 2015 – Thank you!!!

Announcements: Nominations for Energy Projects

are needed (contact Bill Lee) Tech Seminar and Product

Show: March 11, 2010 (UH East-West Center)

Refrigeration Field Trip: UH Career Day: Moanalua HS Day:

Your business tag line here.

Phone: 808-529-1275 E-mail: [email protected]

Ashrae Hawaii Chapter P.O.Box 3916 Honolulu, Hawaii 96812

Your business tag line here.

Phone: 808-529-1275 E-mail: [email protected]

Ashrae Hawaii Chapter P.O.Box 3916 Honolulu, Hawaii 96812

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NEXT CHAPTER MEETING Date: 12 February 2015 (Thursday)

Where: The Plaza Club, 900 Fort Street Mall, (808) 521-8905 www.theplazaclub.com/club/scripts/public/public.asp?GRP=16963&NS=PUBLIC

Registration: Starts at 5:30 pm. (Contact [email protected] regarding attendance questions about this meeting).

Technical Session: 6:00 pm ”David Matier” regarding Air Filtration

Dinner: Starts at 7:00 pm

Main Program: 7:30 pm, ”Diagnosing & Fixing Humidity Control Problems in Real-World Buildings – Tools, Techniques, Case Histories and Practical Suggestions” By Lew Harriman, ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer Adjournment: ~9:00 pm

Cost: $45 per ASHRAE member; $50 per guest; $55 at the door registration. Payment can be made via credit card at: https://ashraehawaiichapter.starchapter.com/meet-reg1.php?id=64 Otherwise, make check payable to ASHRAE Hawaii Chapter.

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February 12th Program:

Do’s and Don’ts: Air Filtration Considerations for Commercial Building Environments

By: David Matier DAVID MATIER SALES MANAGER FREUDENBERG FILTRATION TECHNOLOGIES

Mr. David Matier entered the air filter industry in 1976, over 38 years ago and has been involved in all facets of the industry including management, sales and marketing, product development and manufacturing. Mr. Matier has been employed by Freudenberg, the manufacturer of Viledon Air Filter Products, for the past 26 years. David developed the “Viledon Advantage” computer program. The first energy / life cycle cost comparison program in the air filter industry. David is also currently a designated “expert”, representing USA at ISO TC 142 for both WG3 - General Air Filtration, WG9 - Rotary Equipment (including gas turbines), and WG12 – Energy and Life Cycle Cost. These working groups establish global test procedures and standards to measure the performance of air cleaning devices. In addition, David is a voting member on the ASHARE Technical Committee 2.4 (TC 2.4) Test Standard 52.2-2012, which parallels ISO TC 142, in purpose and scope for the USA market segment. David is also a member of the ASHRAE San Diego chapter and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).

Main Program: Special Distinguished Lecturer: Lewis Harriman Speaking on : Diagnosing & Fixing Humidity Control Problems in Real-World Buildings – Tools, Techniques, Case Histories and Practical Suggestions

In many ways, design is a perfect world with no physical problems. But the real world sometimes makes a hash of even the most elegant and well-considered designs. In this talk, Lew Harriman discusses the practical aspects of what to do when things are going wrong with humidity control. Based on his 35 years of experience with designing, diagnosing and fixing humidity control problems in buildings of all types, this talk is focused on what to do when “That ¡¡#xx%§z@!! humidity problem has to be fixed before the end of the week!!”

Speaker Biography:

Lewis Harriman Founder Mason-Grant Consulting Portsmouth, New Hampshire Lew Harriman is Director of Research at Mason-Grant Consulting in Portsmouth, NH. He has 35 years of experience researching and solving problems related to energy, humidity and moisture in buildings and industrial processes. In recognition of his professional accomplishments, in 2010 Lew was elected a Fellow of ASHRAE. Lew was the lead author and project manager for the ASHRAE Humidity Control Design Guide, and also for the ASHRAE Guide for Buildings in Hot & Humid Climates. He serves as Chair of ASHRAE Technical Committee 1.12 (Moisture Management in Buildings), and also as Chair of the Document Revision Committee for the ASHRAE Position Document titled: Limiting Indoor Mold and Dampness in Buildings. Lew received his degree in Visual studies/Architecture from Dartmouth in 1971, where he also served as a Spanish language instructor. He served five years in the U.S. Air Force as a Captain in the Engineering & Services Division of the Headquarters, Strategic Air Command, and ten years working as application engineer and new markets manager for an international manufacturer of precision dehumidification systems. For the last 25 years, Lew has been a building science consultant, building forensic investigator, researcher, lecturer and author. He has lectured on the topics of humidity control design and trouble shooting, ventilation system design, building moisture management, infrared analysis of building systems, mold prevention and building energy retrofits for architects, engineers, contractors and building operators throughout North America, Europe and Asia.

Donna Kishi – President Elect – CTTC Chair

Happy New Year!! Hope all of you had a wonderful holiday season. For a couple of weeks we were able to enjoy a little bit of down time in our busy lives and I hope everyone took advantage of the opportunity to spend this time with family and friends. We are past the ½ year mark for this ASHRAE year and only have 5 months left. The program committee has done a really good job planning for great topics and speakers at our monthly meetings with great attendance. Feedback has been positive and supportive..Thank you to Willie and Ryan for all of your great work…They are not done yet for more great programs are in the queue to be presented…This is what you can look forward to for the rest of the year February Monthly Meeting: ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer (DL) Lew

Harriman on Diagnosing and Fixing Humidity Control in Real World Buildings. March: Technical Seminar and Product Show: ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer (DL) Dr. Max Sherman former chairman of ASHRAE 62.1 Committee and Building Envelope testing. Keynote speaker April: Golf Tournament (Research Promotion) May Monthly Meeting: Student Presentation A refrigeration Tour (Date and Place TBA) is being planned by Chairperson Kevin Ku. Be watching for details on what that exciting event will be. Last but not Least!!

Reminder – ASHRAE Technology Award Nominations We are looking for nominations for the ASHRAE Technology Awards. For more information on the ASHRAE Technology Awards Program, go to https://www.ashrae.org/membership--conferences/honors--awards/technology-awards-program Deadline for nominations is March 31, 2015. Please forward any nominations to Lori Arakawa at [email protected]

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Secretary Kevin Luoma, P.E. January 6th, 2015 11:30 – 1:00 BOG & Committee Chairmen mtg. Cancelled. Previous BOG meeting minutes – minutes from previous meeting to be approved Feb. Mtg. Plans – Chair Reports Treasurer’s report:

Christmas Party – CTTC Report Chapter Program Report - YEA Report – Willie, Rich Miller – Tech/Education meeting – Student Activities Report – Newsletter Report - Get your write-ups in by 1-31-2015 Webmaster Report – RP Report – MP Report – GrassRoots Report – Next BOG meeting – February 5th ( Coffman Engineers Conference Rm 11:30 am)

Photo’s to Share from January Meeting:

Photo’s to Share from YEA December Meeting:

Energy Trivia: On average, 10 gallons per day of your water footprint (or 14% of your indoor use) is lost to leaks. Short of installing new water-efficient fixtures, one of the easiest, most effective ways to cut your footprint is by repairing leaky faucets and toilets. If you use a low-flow showerhead, you can save 15 gallons of water during a 10-minute shower.a

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Energy Conservation Tip: Save energy by letting your dishes and clothes air dry instead of using your dishwasher’s drying cycle and your laundry dryer. As we look forward to the spring season and getting our house in order with the traditional “spring cleaning”, let’s be mindful of conserving water and energy by washing only full loads of dishes and clothes.

We want YOUR NOMINATIONS for the ASHRAE Technology Award Program! We are looking for nominations for the ASHRAE Technology Awards. For more information on the ASHRAE Technology Awards Program, go to https://www.ashrae.org/membership--conferences/honors--awards/technology-awards-program Deadline for nominations is March 31, 2015. Please forward any nominations to Lori Arakawa at [email protected]

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2015 ASHRAE HAWAII CHAPTER GOLF TOURNAMENT

DATE: THURSDAY, MAY 21ST, 2015 LOCATION: PEARL COUNTRY CLUB CHECK-IN: 10:00 AM SHOTGUN START: 12:00 PM ENTRY FEE: $.00 PER PERSON / $.00 PER 4-PLAYER TEAM (FEE INCLUDES A SMALL LUNCH, CART & BUFFET DINNER) SPONSORSHIP: $1,000.00 (SPONSORSHIP INCLUDES A SIGN AT A HOLE AND EITHER A COOLER OF BEVERAGES OR SNACKS BELOW IT) DINNER ONLY: $.00 ENTRY DEADLINE: FRIDAY, MAY 1ST, 2015 FORMAT: 4-PERSON SCRAMBLE BEST BALL MAX HANDICAP: MEN – 26 WOMEN – 36 PLAYERS MUST WEAR SOFT SPIKE SHOES AND COLLARD SHIRTS; NO DENIM. DINNER WILL BE HELD AT THE PEARL COUNTRY CLUB BANQUET ROOM. OUTSIDE FOOD, SOFT DRINKS AND ALCOHOL ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THE PROPERTY. FOR QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT MATT TIO AT [email protected] OR CALL AT (808) 344-3604.

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2015 Engineers Week Banquet Saturday, February 28, 2015 Grand Ballroom at the Koolau Ballrooms & Conference Center

5:30 p.m. Cocktails 6:30 p.m. Dinner 7:15 p.m. Program:

• Presentation of Engineers Week Exhibit Awards. • Presentation of Engineer of the Year, Young Engineer/Early Career, HCES

Lifetime Achievement, and Student Engineer of the Year Awards. • Guest Speaker – Joe Boivin, Jr., Senior Vice President of Business Development

and Corporate Affairs for Hawaii Gas will provide a presentation "The Impact of LNG on the State of Hawaii."

• Installation of 2015 HCES officers. Contact Person and Organization _________________________________________________________ Address _____________________________________________________________________________ Telephone ___________________________ E-mail __________________________________________ Rates are $60.00 per person for registration(s) postmarked on or before February 13, 2015, $70.00 per person for registration(s) postmarked after February 13, 2015, and $40.00 for students. Tables will seat 8 people. Registration deadline is February 20, 2015. HCES has invited special guests to attend the banquet. These guests may include the Governor, Mayors, State Legislators, Governmental Department Directors, and/or their representatives. If you would like to sponsor an invited special guest and their spouse/companion to sit at your table, please fill in “HCES Special Guest” for two seats in the list below and HCES will assign a special guest and their spouse/companion to your table. Alternatively, if you would like to arrange for your own special guest(s), please include their name(s) in the list below. Please type or print the name and company/organization affiliation for each attendee, as they would like it to appear on their name tag. Name Company or Organization

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TOTAL AMOUNT REMITTED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ________ To pay by credit card, please visit the HCES website at www.hces.us. Please note that an additional fee will be applied to process the credit card transaction. To pay by check, Please make checks payable to “HCES” and mail with completed registration form to:

2015 Engineers Week Banquet c/o Derick Kam Thermal Engineering Corporation 512 Kalihi Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96819

Banquet attire will be aloha wear. There is no charge for parking. For further information regarding cancellations and refunds, or if you have any questions, please contact Registration Committee Chair Derick Kam at [email protected], telephone 356-2461.

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REGISTRATION FORM 2015 TECHNICAL SEMINAR

Name (Member):

Guest (Non-Member):

Address:

Phone #

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Limit 60 Attendees—First Come First Served

Fee Schedule # Cost Total

Member $100

Non-Member $125

No RSVP (walk-in for either) $150

Students $25

Speakers Free

Parking (Pay on your own at

the hotel’s garage or street)

Each Attendee is entitled to one lunch ticket includ-

ing refreshments at breaks and Happy Hours.

SPONSORS

Platinum $400+

Gold $300

Silver $200

Bronze $100

Table Top Display $300

TAX-DEDUCTABLE DONATIONS

Toatl Amount Enclosed

Make check payable to ASHRAE Hawaii Chapter

– 2015 Technical Seminar

Send to: P.O.Box 3916, Honolulu, Hi 96812 or

online at www.ashraehawaiichapter.info/

meetinginfo.php

Mark your calendars, the 2015 Technical Seminar event is set! We have reserved the Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki for March, 13 2015. The seminar theme is Indoor Air Quality. The quality of indoor air inside offices, schools, and other workplaces is important not only for workers' comfort but also for their health. Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) has been tied to symptoms like headaches, fatigue, trouble concentrating, and irritation of the eyes, nose, throat and lungs. Also, some specific diseases have been linked to specific air contaminants or indoor environments, like asthma with damp indoor environments. The four presenters will speak on the causes and effects of poor IAQ and methods to improve it. The seminar will be from 8:00 am until 3:45 pm in the Haleakala/Kilauea Banquet room. A Continental Breakfast will be served in the morning. Lunch will be buffet style at the hotel’s Prince Court Buffet. The technical seminar will be followed by a cocktail reception in the Marina Front Lounge (Hawaii Prince 1st floor), which gives you the opportunity to mingle with the presenters, ASHRAE members, and guests. We hope that all of you will come out to join us and support the ASHRAE technical seminar!

Dr. Max Sherman will pre-sent on “Why we Ventilate” to discuss his current work at the Lawrence Berkley Labs to develop a health-based ventilation standard. Dr. Sherman is a Senior Scien-tist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory with over 30 years of experience in building physics. He has a Ph.D. in physics from Berke-ley and is an international expert in air leakage, HVAC, indoor air quality, infiltration,

moisture, energy efficiency, and related topics.

HAWAII PRINCE HOTEL WAIKIKI

2015 Technical Seminar March 13, 2015

Theme: Indoor Air Quality and the Health and Well Being of Building Occupants

Location: Hawaii Prince Hotel

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Max Sherman

Halekala/Kilaue Banquet Room, Hawaii Prince Hotel

Waikiki

0800-0830

Registration Continental Breakfast and Meet and Greet

0830-0845

Welcome and Introduction of Speakers

Donna Kishi, Hawaii Chapter President-Elect

0845-1000

Presenting on “Why We Ven-tilate”

Max Sherman, PhD, P.E., Lawrence Berkely Labs

1000-1015

COFFEE/TEA BREAK

1015-1130

Presenting on “Typical IAQ Project with Issues”

Matt Briley, Presi-dent, Air Condition-ing Specialist Inc.

1130-1315

LUNCH

1300-1415

Presenting on “Architectural IAQ Issues”

Colin Murphy, Princi-pal of Trinity ERD

1415-1530

Presenting on “DOAS Sys-tem and Bene-fits of Reduce Dewpoint”

Einar Frobom, Na-tional Sales Manager for Innovent

1530-1545

Closing Re-marks

By the Event Organiz-ers Kevin Luoma and Rob Brown

Matt Briley will present on a “Typical IAQ Project with Is-sues” this will be a suspect microbial issue and who the players typically are and what should be succession of events. He is President of Air Conditioning Specialists Inc. in Kona, Hawaii. He is a Certi-fied Indoor Air Quality Consult-ant and the President of the Hawaii Chapter of the Indoor Air Quality Association. He

has extensive experience in IAQ remediation work for various commercial and Industrial building.

View of Magic Island

From Hawaii Prince

Hosted by:

ASHRAE HAWAII CHAPTER For more info on the

ASHREA Hawaii Chapter go to www.ashraehawaiichapter.info

EVENT ORGANIZERS:

Kevin Luoma, P.E.: Vice President at WSP Hawai’i which is part of the WSP Group. He has over 15 years of experience as a HVAC design engineer with the last 6 years in Hawaii with a fo-cus on sustainable design practices. He is also on the ASHRAE Hawaii Chapter Board of Governors serving

as secretary.

Rob Brown: Sales Engineer at Air Treatment Corp – Ha-waii. He has been working in the HVAC industry for over 6 years. Prior to joining Air Treatment in 2013 he worked for an equipment manufac-ture serving as HVAC Na-tional Sales Manager. Rob is an active member of the

ASHRAE – Hawaii chapter.

Colin Murphy is the principal

of Trinity ERD, which he

founded in 1986. He is a Reg-

istered Roof Consultant with

degrees in Mechanical Engi-

neering and Law (Scotland).

He has authored and pre-

sented numerous papers on

roofing and building envelope

subjects throughout the United

States. He has received

awards for outstanding publi-

cations and service to industry organizations. He holds

fourteen United States and European patents for roof-

ing and building envelope systems.

Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki 100 Holomoana Street

Honolulu, Hawaii 96815 Phone: (808) 956-1111

http://www.princeresortshawaii.com/hawaii-prince-hotel-waikiki/waikiki-oahu-hotels.php

Einar K. Frobom, MBA, PE will present on “DOAS Sys-tems and the Benefits of Re-duced Dewpoint”. He is the National Sales Manager for Munters Corporation. He has been involved with custom design and selection of HVAC equipment incorporating solu-tion concepts such as air-to-air energy recovery and moisture transfer media, complex cus-tom re f r igera t ion sys -tems. Einar holds the follow-

ing degrees: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engi-neering and a Masters of Business Administration, both from the University of Minnesota.

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HE EA MAKAMAE · 2015. 2. 1. · ASHRAE Fellow, lead author of the ASHRAE Humidity Control Design Guide and the ASHRAE Guide for Buildings in Hot & Humid Climates, and Chair of ASHRAE