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2017-2018 OFFICERS
President ROB MAURO
Danis Construction
President-Elect BRYAN SCHENCK
Heapy Engineering
Treasurer MIKE WEISMAN
Habegger Corporation
Secretary
BRIAN TURNER [email protected]
ElitAire
Upcoming events
September 131h
STEM—Job Shadow Day See Page 10 for Details
September 20th
Board of Governors 8:00 AM, Heapy Engineering
October 9th
Chapter Dinner Meeting Engineer’s Club
See Events Calendar on Page 8
September Events
2017 Dayton Green Expo
Sinclair College Conference Center Register Here
2017 Bocce Ball Tournament
Friday 9/15 Noon
John Pirelli Lodge
Team must be minimum of 4 players All ASHRAE Members & Non-Members
are Welcome to Participate
For Registration See Form on Page 9
Committee Chairs
MEMBERSHIP JEREMY FAUBER [email protected]
Heapy Engineering
HISTORY TOM FERDELMAN
WEBMASTER NATHAN LAMMERS
Nathan.Lammers@waibelenergy systems.com
Waibel Energy Systems
NEWSLETTER BRYAN SCHENCK
[email protected] Heapy Engineering
RESEARCH PROMO
TOM MASTBAUM [email protected]
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
RUSSELL MARCKS [email protected] Sinclair Community College
CTTC
EVAN NUTT [email protected]
Waibel Energy Systems
GRASSROOTS Open Chair Position
Contact Rob Mauro for Inquiries
YEA (Co-Chairs)
STEVEN N. MEIER [email protected]
SKM Services
MIKE WEISMAN [email protected]
Habegger Corporation
Board of Governors
JEREMY FAUBER Heapy Engineering
RICK PAVLAK Heapy Engineering
LARRAINE KAPKA Sinclair College
President: David Schmenk Montgomery County
Pres. Elect: Chris Hampel CAC Distributing Carrier
Vice Pres.: Mark Nieheisel Uptime Solutions
Secretary: Dennis Lewis BWSC
Treasurer: Josh Mosgo Siebe Barber Colman
BOD : Phil Van Styn Heapy Engineering Dennis Helmig Helmig Leinisch Rick Huff Weber Huff Tom Homan Allied Supply
Education: Russ Marcks Sinclair College
RP: Dave Patterson
Membership: Dave Deger Curtis Fan Sales Energy & Tech: Mack Robets Johnson Service
Historian: Richard Elliott Lorenz & Williams
Newsletter: David Schmenk Montgomery County
Dayton ASHRAE is ready for a great year! Our first event in September will be in direct support of the Dayton ASHRAE Scholarship Fund. Please come on out and support us at the 3rd Annual ASHRAE Scholarship Bocce Tournament at John Pirelli Lodge in Kettering. There will be food and drink provided and the bocce courts are right next to a playground so feel free to bring your fami-ly. Cost is $100 per team and all proceeds and donations for this event go direct-ly to our 2017-2018 Dayton ASHRAE Scholarship. Contact me if you would like to sign up. Dayton ASHRAE will also be sponsoring a booth at the upcoming Dayton Green Expo. Our focus this year is membership promotion! We will be offering a lo-cal dues discount for everyone that visits our booth and signs up for a local Day-ton ASHRAE Membership. Also, contact me if you would like to get involved with Dayton ASHRAE. We have an opening for a Grass Roots Chair and committee and are always looking for support for our other committee chairs.
Rob Mauro — President, Dayton ASHRAE
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Go Local or National... Apply for Membership on a Local Committee or Technical Committee! ASHRAE welcomes new members to its technical committees. To be considered for technical committee membership, you must: Notify ASHRAE staff at [email protected] of your interest in a
particular TC, TG, TRG, or MTG. Create or update your ASHRAE biographical record under the “Manage Your Membership” link from the ASHRAE Web site.
New Members (July & August) The Dayton Chapter is happy to welcome its newest members. If
you see them please give them a warm welcome! Andrew Estes Wayne Penn
Matthew Hemker Jake Kramer Bradley Siefker
Membership Recognition
We would like to recognize the following members who have been with ASHRAE for the following years!
50 Years — Ken Wehrkamp & *Richard Pavlak 48—*Frank Mauro
45 Years — Parma Sinha 15 Years — Roger Butler
10 Years — Otto Schwieterman *Correction from Previous Newsletters, Frank (Years) Richard (Not Rick)
Membership Promotion Committee Looking for a way to get involved with your local ASHRAE chapter and meet new people? The membership promotion committee is looking for volunteers
to join the committee. The committee’s primary responsibility is to recruit new members and retain existing members. If you are interested in serving
please contact Jeremy Fauber at [email protected].
INDIVIDUALS Begins at $100
Major Donor—Antique—$250 to $499 Rieck Mechanical Services
Tom Ferdelman Nathan Lammers Robert A. Mauro
Thomas E Mastbaum Steven N Meier
Richard L. Pavlak
Make YOUR donations by following the directions on Page 6.
Our goal is $18,600 in Total Research Dollars including funding for Founda-
tions and Scholarship Promotion.
$850 (4.5% of Goal To-Date)
We BLEW THE LID OFF! Thanks to the efforts of many, especially our generous donors, Golf Outing participants, and supporters we hit an incredible 126% of our committed Goal for ASHRAE Research and Education for the 2016-17 Campaign Year! Thanks so much for your support.
Every dollar donated to the ASHRAE Research fund goes directly to research, and to scholarships to help ASHRAE accomplish its mission to improve the quality of life and to answer tomorrow’s questions through research today.
This is done through: • Development of technical information to create standards and guidelines, which serve
as the basis for testing and design practices around the world. • Vital Information for the Handbooks, Journal, Standards & Certifi-
cation and other educational courses.
Thanks Dayton ASHRAE ... You ROCK!!
2017-2018 ASHRAE RP Dayton Chapter ASHRAE
2016-2017 saw ASHRAE continue its leadership in developing standards and guidance for the design, operation and maintenance of healthy, ener-gy efficient buildings.
Funds to accomplish this research are received from members and com-panies active in the industry. Once again the Dayton Chapter was among the leaders in Region V, submitting a new high of $17,723. This year’s Goal is $18,600.
The HVAC Industry gives us all our livelihood. ASHRAE’s research and
educational programs are what keeps our industry and professions on the
leading edge and assures its continued existence. Confident that you will
recognize the benefits of this investment, we are asking you to help fund
future HVAC&R research and development by donating this year.
Thanks so much for your help in advance!
Together we can all make a difference!
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Or: Mail this completed form with your check made out to ASHRAE RP to:
ASHRAE Dayton Chapter ATTN: Research Promotion
P.O. Box 3202 Dayton, OH 45402-3202
ATLANTA – ASHRAE has announced the recipients of 33 Society scholarships, totaling $164,000 for the 2017-18 academic year. “The ASHRAE Society scholarship program was launched to both encourage and reward students who pursue STEM education and demonstrate active engagement in innovative research, which may lead us to a better world,” says 2017-2018 ASHRAE President Bjarne W. Olesen. "We are eager to support the next generation of engineers as they shape our future.” The students, all pursuing an undergraduate degree in engineering or technology leading to a career within the HVAC&R industry, will receive the following undergraduate ASHRAE scholarships: The following awards provide a $10,000 scholarship:
• Willis H. Carrier Scholarships: $10,000 each for one year, Elena Gowdy, Pennsylvania State University and Sarah Drummey, University of Nebraska. • Reuben Trane Scholarships: $10,000 each to be awarded over two years, Claire Feind, Texas A&M University; Mark Jirak,
Minnesota State University; and Karan Kedia, Purdue University.
The following awards provide one-year $5,000 scholarships:
• Lynn G. Bellenger Engineering Scholarship: Briana Basile, Pennsylvania State University.
• Lynn G. Bellenger Engineering Technology Scholarship: Justine Labrador, HVACR Tech & Energy Mgmt., Ferris State University.
• Region IV Benny Bootle Scholarship: Kristin O'Brien, Clemson University.
• James R. Bullock Jr. Scholarship: Brandon Hines, North Carolina State University.
• Frank M. Coda Scholarship: Timothy Grider, University of Tennessee.
• Duane Hanson Scholarship: Callie Clark, University of California.
• Gordon V.R. Holness Scholarship: Karolina Czerwinski, City College of New York.
• David C.J. Peters Scholarship: Mary Taylor, Pennsylvania State University.
• Alwin B. Newton Scholarship: Michelle Ragan, Kansas State University.
• General Scholarship: Casey Bertelsman, Kansas State University.
• Legacy Scholarship: Paul McNeely, North Carolina State University.
• Engineering Technology Scholarships: Justin Dean, Ferris State University; John Gisonna, Pennsylvania College of Tech-nology; and Lakshya Garg, Purdue University.
• Freshman Engineering Scholarship: Tyler McCubbins, University of Tennessee. The following awards provide one-year $3,000 scholarships:
• Henry Adams Scholarship: Michael Akinseloyin, University of Lagos.
• ASHRAE Central New York Chapter King-Traugott Scholarship: Mohammad Farooq, City College of New York.
• ASHRAE New Jersey Chapter Scholarship: Keenan Baltunis, Rochester Institute of Technology.
• J. Richard Mehalick Scholarship: Jordan Myers, University of Pittsburgh.
• Donald E. Nichols Scholarship: Hayden Rhymer, Tennessee Technological University.
• ASHRAE Minnesota Chapter Peter Potvin Scholarship: Subhan Khalid, Minnesota State University.
• ASHRAE Region I Setty Family Foundation Scholarship: Jerod Sutcliffe, University of Hartford.
• ASHRAE Region III Setty Family Foundation Scholarship: Jonathan Shoup, Grove City College.
• ASHRAE Region VIII Scholarship: Darin Epperson, University of Texas.
• High School Senior Scholarships: Nicholas Koch, University of Dayton; Joshua Fox, Pennsylvania College of Technology; Thomas Guilfoil, State University of New York - Canton; and Esteban Garcia Ponte, Clemson University. Over the course of 29 years, ASHRAE has awarded nearly $2 million of scholarship money to nearly 400 students. Through its scholarships, ASHRAE seeks to motivate students to pursue an engineering or technology career in the HVAC&R field. Applications are now being accepted for the Society’s 2018-19 undergraduate engineering, engineering technology, regional/chapter, and university-specific scholarships. The deadline is Dec. 1, 2017. Visit www.ashrae.org/scholarships for complete eligibil-ity requirements and application materials.
October 9, 2017 – Chapter Meeting (Dinner) Presentations:
Tech Session – Updates for ASHRAE 920, ASHRAE 198, & ASHRAE DOAS Design Guide Presenter: Kevin Muldoon, HVAC Engineering Product Leader for KCC Manufacturing
Main Presentation – Retro-commissioning for Energy Savings Presenter: Hoy Bohanon, Principal at Hoy Bohanon Engineering (ASHRAE DL - We are looking
into retroactively allocating his visit once the pool deadline ends) Theme: Membership Promotion and Research Promotion
November 13, 2017 – Chapter Meeting (Dinner)
Tech Session – Applied Psychrometrics Main Presentation – How to Communicate Technically in a Professional World with Technical Infor-
mation Presenter: Doug Zentz, Associate Professor/HVAC Department Coordinator at Ferris State University
(ASHRAE DL – non-allocated, as Doug is coming on behalf of the region) Theme: Student Night
December 11, 2017 – Chapter Meeting (Lunch)
Presentation – Hydronic Balancing: An Overview of Methods and Applications Presenter – Mike Weisman, Commercial Sales Engineer, Habegger Corp.
Theme: Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Miami Valley will be introducing themselves to the chapter at the beginning of the meeting
January, 2018 – Holiday Dinner (Date and details TBD)
February 12, 2018 – Chapter Meeting (Breakfast)
Presentation: Air Movement for Energy-Efficient Comfort in Conditioned Spaces Presenter: Presenter TBD, Big Ass Solutions
Theme: Joint AIA Meeting
March 12, 2018 – Chapter Meeting (Dinner) Presentations:
Tech Session – Title TBD, Xylem/B&G Main Presentation – Title TBD, Xylem/B&G
Presenter: Presenter TBD, Xylem/B&G Theme: Membership Promotion
April 9, 2018 – Chapter Meeting (Technical Tour)
Tour Location – TBD Tour Presentation – TBD
Theme: TBD
May 25, 2018 – Chapter Golf Outing
2017 Bocce Ball Tournament
Registration & Sponsorship Sign Up Sheet
Reservations $100 per Team, Minimum of 4 per Team
Team Name: __________________
Players:
1. 2.
3. 4.
5. 6.
Court Sponsorships $100 Donation
Name:
Company Name:
Send Registrations to PO 3202 Dayton, Ohio 45401
RSVP by 9/11 with Sign Up Sheet to Mike Weisman
Job Shadow Day Wednesday September 13th
Each year, the 9th grade class partakes in an exciting career exploration experience - Job Shadow Day.
On Wednesday September 13th, 2017, every student will be paired
with a mentor and spend a full day in the real world. Students get glimpses of possible career paths and future em-
ployers. Mentors get to spotlight their organization with the future work-
force. Many students even head back to their mentors
to complete their internships required for graduation. This is a fantastic opportunity for both the students and the
mentors!
Interested in hosting students for Job Shadow Day on September 13th?
Please register below and we will add you to our list of mentors for students to choose from.
Register as a host now!
For ASHRAE Members that host, please also complete this form for par-ticipation in STEM Events: Click Here
ASHRAE Summer WISE Intern Completes Her Studies
Madalyn Beban, rising senior at the University of Dayton majoring in Mechanical Engineering, has served as the ASHRAE Summer Washington Internship for Students of Engineering (WISE) Intern for 2017. Each participant selects a topic for research and writes a paper which is then presented at the end of the nine-week internship. This year, Ms. Beban's paper was entitled Out of Site, Out of Mind: An Assessment of State-Level Siting Policies for Wind Power Generation Plants." Her project analyzes the role of state-level wind farm siting regulation in the development of the U.S. wind energy industry and explores the best practices for balancing interests of land-owners, community members, wind energy companies and additional relevant stakeholders. In addition to the paper, students in the WISE Program discover how government officials make decisions on complex technological issues while, at the same time, learning how engineers and scientists can contribute to the legislative process and regulatory decision-making. In addition to the research, students are given access to and tours at the US Library of Congress, the Depart-ment of Energy, EPA, NIST and other federal government and not-for-profit agencies. ASHRAE has participated in the WISE program for over two decades, with the first ASHRAE WISE Intern having been current Society President-Elect Sheila Hayter. If you wish to apply to be ASHRAE's 2018 WISE Intern, click here to learn more.
