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Young Engineers (YEA) in HVAC Society and Industry - Responsibilities and Challenges
Aleksandar Anđelković, Chair of YEA Committiee of ASHRAE Danube Chapter
4/12/2014, Belgrade, Serbia
45th International Congress and Exhibition on Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning
7th Students Day on 45th HVAC Congress Ø In 2009 on behalf of 39th HVAC Congress we established
first students gathering called Student DayØ From the last year this program transformed to the
gathering of students, young engineers and representatives of the main congress sponsors
Ø Main program objectives :1. Promotion of the ”MODERN EDUCATION”2. Networking/Information exchange between students, young engineers
and potential employers 3. Promotion of the Scholarship, Internship and Employment programs 4. Information about the newest world wide trends in our HVAC industry5. Professional Development
YEA?
Who are Young Engineers - YEA???
YEA Worldwide?
• To ensure the future of the HVAC industry, professional societies and organizations are committed to advancing its programs and services for young members through helping them build their professional foundations.
• With this in mind, those organizations created a committees called Young Engineers, for members age 35 and younger!
YEA Worldwide?• In today's time of extremely rapid development of new
technologies, in the race for knowledge and experience, constant competition and continuing education, I need to emphasize importance of the close communication between students, young engineers and professionals
• Permanent and close connection between students, young engineers, young researchers and professionals is a force that can perhaps its greatest strength - the strongest stimulus to overall future potential economic development
• The best illustration of this is the student competitions organized by many international organizations
IIR/IIFIIR/IIF – The International Institute of Refrigeration is the only independent intergovernmental science and technology based organization which promotes knowledge of refrigeration and associated technologies that improve quality of life in a cost-effective and environmentally sustainable manner.Student Competition – International Congress of Refrigeration ICR2015, Yokohama, JapanOpen to undergraduate students from engineering schools, their project should focus on one essential global issue related to food availability and food safety. Possible topics:
1. Cold chain sustainability and food safety2. Refrigeration energy efficiency (design, audit and monitoring)3. Security of energy supply in food chain; role of renewable energy sources4. Refrigeration energy efficiency in food transportation
More on http://www.iifiir.org/
IIR/IIFIn 1989, the International Institute of Refrigeration decided to create Young Researchers Awards in order to recognize innovative, outstanding research work performed by young researchers early in their careers, in the fields of expertise of the IIR's specialized commissions. These prizes are awarded to outstanding young researchers during International Congresses of Refrigeration, and are as follows:
1. Peter Kapitza Award for outstanding research in the cryophysics field; 2. Carl von Linde Award for outstanding research in the cryogenic engineering fields; 3. Sadi Carnot Award for outstanding research in the thermodynamics, and heat and mass
transfer fields; 4. James Joule Award for outstanding research in the refrigerating systems and
equipment, thermodynamic heating and air-conditioning fields; 5. Alexis Carrel Award for outstanding research in the cryobiology, cryomedicine,
cryosurgery and biotechnology fields; 6. Clarence Birdseye Award for outstanding research in the cold chain and refrigerated
food science and engineering.
More on http://www.iifiir.org/
REHVAREHVA Student Competition at CLIMA Congresses
• REHVA awards every year student work(s) from its member’s countries• The competing student’s work should be a bachelor or master’s thesis or be of
equivalent level. PhD theses will not be accepted.• The subject of each competing student’s work is totally open but it has to be in, or
linked, to the area of building services, i.e. indoor environmental quality, energy balance, passive heating/cooling systems, etc. The methods used can be experimental, analytical, numerical, design, etc.
• The work will either have been done by individual students or a team of two students.• The applicants will present their work at the Student Competition REHVA Workshop,
which will be held during CLIMA congress a. 10 minutes oral presentation of their workb. 3 paper copy of the 6 pages summaryc. A1 size poster (portrait shape) to be displayed at the congress venue
More on http://www.rehva.eu/
ASHRAE Design CompetitionASHRAE sponsors these competitions to encourage students to become involved in a profession that is crucial to insuring a sustainable future for our Earth – the design of energy-efficient HVAC systems.
Teams may compete in one of the four categories:• HVAC Design Calculations• HVAC System Selection• Integrated Sustainable Building Design (ISBD)• The Applied Engineering Challenge
More on: https://www.ashrae.org (student-zone)
CIBSEStudent GradeCIBSE student membership is for those currently registered on an engineering course of study. Our members come from a wide range of engineering disciplines within the building services sector around the world. CIBSE student membership is free to full time students for the duration of their course and a significantly reduced rate for part time students.
Graduate GradeThis grade is for those with a degree or degree equivalent working towards MCIBSE or ACIBSE. This grade is designed for those just starting out on their engineering careers after university. It is open not only to those who hold engineering degrees, but also to honours graduates of other technical, mathematical, construction and science-related disciplines, working in building services.Graduate members enjoy valuable benefits including a huge range of knowledge resources: access not just to products and publications, but to contacts and networks of established professionals via the Institution's Regions , its Societies and Special Interest Groups.
CIBSE - Young Engineers Network (YEN)
The CIBSE Young Engineers Awards
• First prize is a trip to USA to attend the ASHRAE Winter Meeting. Young engineer will be a VIP guest of the Society and will serve as CIBSE’s ‘ambassador’ for young engineers.
• Second prize is a cheque for £500 and third is a cheque for £250.
More on http://www.cibse.org/
IBPSAIBPSA - International Building Performance Simulation Association is an international organization with regional affiliate organizations around the world. IBPSA is founded to advance and promote the science of building performance simulation in order to improve the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of new and existing buildings worldwide. Serbia belongs to the Danube Region.IBPSA Outstanding Young Contributor Award• This award recognizes an individual at the beginning of their career who has
demonstrated potential for significant contributions to the field of building performance simulation. The award consists of a certificate and $500 (US). Awarded bi-annually.
Student Travel Awards – Supporting students to attend Building Simulation conferences• Travel to IBPSA Conferences can be an expensive business – especially for students. In
order to assist as many students (Master or PhD level) as possible to participate in BS 2015 in Hyderabad, India, IBPSA will grant a number of travel awards of up to 1000USD to students presenting papers. The number of places is limited to a maximum of 5 grants and as a result is highly competitive.
• More on http://www.ibpsa.org/
Solar DecathlonSolar Decathlon is an international competition that challenges 20 teams to design, build, and operate the most attractive, effective, and energy-efficient solar-powered house. The winner of the competition is the team that best blends affordability, consumer appeal, and design excellence with optimal energy production. The first Solar Decathlon was held in 2002. The competition has since occurred biennially in 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 and 2013. Open to the public and free of charge, the Solar Decathlon allows visitors to tour ultra-efficient houses, gather ideas to use in their own homes, and learn how energy-saving features can help reduce power bills. The competition is presented by the U.S. Department of Energy and organized by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).
There is also a Solar Decathlon Europe, which was established by a 2007 agreement between the United States and Spain.
Solar Decathlon China was established with the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the U.S. Department of Energy, China’s National Energy Administration, Peking University, and Applied Materials on January 20, 2011. The first Solar Decathlon China was held in 2013.
Green ExhibitionStudent teams presentations of University of Belgrade, Bucharest, Novi Sad and Zagreb
Concept Membrain - Selfsustainble House ProjectHrvoje Nikola Vučemilo, University of ZagrebAnte Marušić, University of ZagrebIvan Vrca, University of Zagreb
