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Quick President’s Message This Month’s Meeting History Article Treasurer Membership YEA Links Research Promotion Last Month’s Meeting Tabletop Sponsors WIA Sustainability BOG Minutes Roster Industry News Annual Sponsors Student Activities THE HOT AIR RECORDER ASHRAE Houston Chapter’s 76th Volume No. IV Monthly Meeting Join us at the Hess Club on November 14th from 4-7 PM as we welcome Dean Saputa to talk about UV-C impacts on energy and IAQ. Remember to register even if you have a season pass! Click here to register Sun Mo Tue We Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 November 14 REGION VIII CRC The Woodlands, TX April 23-25, 2020 Regoin VIII CRC is in our backyard next year! More details can be found here! YEA Monthly Happy Hour YEAs monthly Happy Hour will be held on November 13th from 5:30- 7:30 PM at Lo Do Bar & Pao! Click here to register Fall Golf Tourament ASHRAEs annual Fall Golf Tournament is being held on November 18th at Weston Lakes Country Club. Dont miss out, spots are going quickly! Click here to register 13 18 CALLING VOLUNTEERS! Want to be more involved in ASHRAE or our events? Contact ASHRAE leaders to get plugged in! Click here for more informaon

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Page 1: Quick ASHRAE Houston Chapter’s Links No. IV November YEA ... · and ISO. Mr. Saputa has been active for over 25 years in the HVAC industry with an emphasis in air and surface treatment

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THE HOT AIR RECORDER ASHRAE Houston Chapter’s 76th Volume

No. IV

Monthly Meeting Join us at the Hess Club on November 14th from 4-7 PM as we welcome Dean Saputa to talk about UV-C impacts on energy and IAQ. Remember to register even if you have a season pass! Click here to register

Sun Mo Tue We Thu Fri Sat

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3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

November

14

REGION VIII CRC The Woodlands, TX

April 23-25, 2020

Regoin VIII CRC is in our backyard next year!

More details can be found here!

YEA Monthly Happy Hour YEA’s monthly Happy Hour will be held on November 13th from 5:30-7:30 PM at Lotti Dotti Bar & Patio! Click here to register

Fall Golf Tourament ASHRAE’s annual Fall Golf Tournament is being held on November 18th at Weston Lakes Country Club. Don’t miss out, spots are going quickly! Click here to register

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CALLING VOLUNTEERS! Want to be more involved in ASHRAE or our

events?

Contact ASHRAE leaders to get plugged in! Click here for more information

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Hello ASHRAE Houston Chapter!

Our October meeting on Air Distribution System Design went very well last month as did the Skeet Shoot on October 3rd. Thank you to everyone who volunteered and who attended both events. We have a busy November coming and I am looking forward to it all! I am encouraging everyone to invite someone to the annual golf tournament, it would be great to see some new faces. In addition, if you know someone who would benefit from the November topic below, please extend an invitation. Personal invitations from us are usually how we can grow our organization.

NOVEMBER MEETING: How UV-C Can Reduce HVAC Energy, Maintenance Costs and Improve IAQ.

• Speaker is Dean Saputa

• Thursday, November 14th, 4:00 – 7:00 PM, Hess Building (details online with social time and cash bar before and after meeting).

• To save time and money, make sure you take advantage of buying a season pass (link is here).

This presentation briefly describes what UV-C energy is and how it’s produced. It touches on how UV-C has been used for nearly 100 years to destroy microorganisms in water on surfaces and in air. It will illustrate how UV-C is currently used to provide a “Green,” non-chemical method of stripping dirt and grime from coil and drain pan surfaces without residue. Case studies will be provided along with the simple methods used to validate their aging HVAC systems return to near new performance. Suggestions will be made on how to take advantage of this increased performance to save energy. We will also discuss current standards and guidelines within ASHRAE, UL and ISO.

Mr. Saputa has been active for over 25 years in the HVAC industry with an emphasis in air and surface treatment and cleaning technol-ogy. He is a managing partner with UV Resources, a leading manufacturer of UV-C products for the HVAC&R industry that provide sur-face and airborne microbial control and organic materials decontamination. Mr. Saputa is a member of ASHRAE and is actively in-volved in several committees; he is a past Chair of ASHRAE TC 2.9 (UV Air and Surface Treatment); was Chair of ASHRAE SPC-185 (method of test for UV lamps); founder and secretary of ASHRAE GPC-37. He is a contributing author of the 2019 ASHRAE System and Equipment Handbook Chapter 17. He was also a contributing author for ASHRAE's position document titled "Filtration and Air Cleaning" that was published in January 2015.

UPCOMING EVENT: ASHRAE Houston Fall Golf Tournament Monday, November 18, 2019 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Weston Lakes Country Club 32611 FM 1093, Fulshear, TX 77441 281-346-1967 www.westonlakes.net

Get your game in full swing!! A great day is planned with awesome golf, food, drinks, raffle prizes and awards (including Longest Drive, Closest to the Pin, Best Balls and more). This annual golf tournament is one of our largest fundraisers for ASHRAE Research Promotion, so your stewardship is appreciated.

Registration is $650.00 for a team of 4 players.

Mulligans available at $10.00 a stroke (up to 10 strokes per person)

$10.00 raffle tickets available for donated prizes.

Register your team for the event here. All proceeds benefit ASHRAE Research Promotion and Chapter Scholarship. Contact Blaine Parsons at [email protected] or (940) 613-1674 to sponsor or if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Kurt McCulloch

ASHRAE President 2019-2020

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MONTHLY MEETING GET TO KNOW THE SPEAKER: DEAN SAPUTA

HOW UV-C CAN REDUCE HVAC ENERGY, MAINTENANCE COSTS

AND IMPROVE IAQ : This presentation briefly describes what UV

-C energy is and how it’s produced. It

touches on how UV-C has been used for

nearly 100 years to destroy microorgan-

isms in water on surfaces and in air. It will

illustrate how UV-C is currently used to pro-

vide a “Green”, non-chemical method of

stripping dirt and grime from coil and

drain pan surfaces without residue. Case

studies will be provided along with the

simple methods used to validate their ag-

ing HVAC systems return to near new per-

formance. Suggestions will be made on

how to take advantage of this increased

performance to save energy. We will also

discuss current standards and guidelines

within ASHRAE, UL and ISO.

$25– ADVANCED REGISTRATION

$30– AFTER AUGUST 5TH

$35– ALL NONMEMBERS

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

NOVEMBER 14, 2019

Dean Saputa has been ac-

tive for over 25 years in the

HVAC industry with an em-

phasis in air and surface

treatment and cleaning

technology. He is a manag-

ing partner with UV Re-

sources, a leading manufac-

turer of UV-C products for

the HVAC&R industry that

provide surface and air-

borne microbial control and

organic materials decon-

tamination. Mr. Saputa is a

Member of ASHRAE and is

actively involved in several

committees; he is a past

Chair of ASHRAE TC 2.9 (UV

AIr and Surface Treatment); was Chair of ASHRAE SPC-185

(Method of test for UV lamps); founder and secretary of

ASAHRAE GPC-37. He is a contributing author of the 2019 ASHRAE

System and Equipment Handbook Chapter 17. He was also a con-

tributing author for ASHRAE's position document entitled "Filtration

and Air Cleaning" which was published in January 2015.

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LAST MONTH’S MEETING On October 13th, we welcomed Dan Int

-Hout to our monthly chapter meeting at

the Hess Building to discuss Air Distribu-

tion System Design. Dan outlined the de-

sign and selection of air outlets and air

control devices, as well as VAV and

powered terminals– which sometimes

are tied to the outlet selected. He cov-

ered situations where it is appropriate to

use the Air Diffusion Performance Index

found in the ASHRAE handbooks, and

when other means of selection is neces-

sary for your design.

Missed the meeting?

Review the presentation here!

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ANNUAL SPONSORS

BRONZE

SILVER

GOLD

PLATINUM

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TABLETOP SPONSORS

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

Thank you to our tabletop sponsors for helping cover the cost of our monthly meetings!

Please contact John Walik ([email protected]) for more information on how to become a

tabletop sponsor

PAST PRESIDENT’S

NIGHT

NO MEETING!

STUDENT NIGHT

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HISTORY HISTORY OF MCMILLAN JAMES EQUIPMENT COMPANY

McMillan James Equipment Company (MJEC) as we know

it today was founded in 1987 by its current president Mark

McMillan. The company’s roots, however, actually date

back to the early 1950’s when McMillan Equipment Com-

pany (MECO), a Houston based manufacturer’s rep firm,

was first established by Hugh D. McMillan Jr.

McMillan and Associates was formed in 1987 when Mark

McMillan took over the Dallas -Fort Worth operations of

McMillan Equipment Company . In 1999 the name was

changed to McMillan Choate & Associates (MCA) when

Lonnie Choate and Mark McMillan joined forces.

In 2007 Lonnie Choate sold his interest back to the compa-

ny. The name was then changed a final time to McMillan

James Equipment Company when Mark James and Robert

McMillan purchased ownership positions and were elevat-

ed to the Partner level.

The company continues to grow with offices established in

Houston, Austin, and Lubbock.

Throughout the history of McMillan James Equipment Company, they have always been closely tied with ASHRAE.

Hugh McMillan Jr. was very involved with ASHRAE (then known as ASHVE) as a student in college, and worked his

way up to be the Houston Chapter President and went on to be the Society President. Shelley Zhao of the Dallas

office worked her way through the chairs to be the Dallas Chapter President in 2012-2013. Eric Borders, also of the

Dallas office, is currently the Dallas Chapter Treasurer and is on track to become the Chapter President in 2021-2022.

Various employees are currently committee chairs for their respective chapters.

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES This month Houston community college hosted their program orientation for their HVAC pro-

gram. Highlighted where the different paths available and how each would provide addi-

tional opportunites. ASHRAE Houston is proud to support their effort. Pictured is Kris Asper,

PE, the dean of Construction Engineering Technology, HVAC, Industrial Electricity.

REMINDER ASHRAE SOCIETY and REGIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS due December 1st.

Only one application to fill out!

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MEMBERSHIP

TREASURER

19-20 Treasurer: Garrett Neubauer

• Chapter is in good financial

standing

• 2018-2019 taxes are in the pro-

cess of being filed

Please welcome our new members:

Bryan Soto, Bobby Bownds, Ethan Landefield, Sam Saad, Gaby Reyes, and Levi Wildman

Joining or renewing is a simple 4-step process. Start by clicking here. Questions about membership? Contact [email protected]

ADVANCE YOUR MEMBERSHIP FROM ASSOCIATE TO MEMBER Do you qualify for member status?

Candidate must have (12) Society-approved years of experience:

COMPLETED EDUCATION BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL

One year for every year of education in approved technical cur-

ricula for non-graduates who have completed at least two years

One year for every year of education for graduates of non-

accredited colleges or universities years

One-and-a-half years for every year of education for gradu-

ates of approved technical curricula

RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE

One year for every year of qualifying work experience in

ASHRAE fields of interest: Research, Design, Contracting, Engi-

neering Sales, Teaching, & Engineering Management

PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE

Three years for professional registration/license

Log into

www.ashrae.org

by selecting ‘Join’

or ‘Login’ in the

upper right hand

corner

Select ‘My

Profile’ in

the upper

right corner of

the homepage

Select ‘Biographical Infor-mation’ tab along

the top tab op-tions. Add all ed-ucational history, relevant licenses, and work history

Send an email to [email protected]

indicating interest in

advancing

STEPS TO

ADVANCE

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RESEARCH PROMOTION

ANNUAL ASHRAE GOLF TOURNAMENT

11.18.19

Weston Lakes Country Club 32611 FM 1093

Fulshear TX 77441

$650 for a team of 4

11 AM: Registration opens

11:30 AM: Lunch Served

12 PM: Shotgun Start

Click here to snag a sponsorship or team!

PUTTING

CONTEST

$750

DINNER

SPONSOR

$4000

BEVERAGE CART

$2000

SNACK

SPONOR

$1000

LUNCH

SPONOR

$1000

FLAG

SPONSOR

$900

CLOSEST TO THE PIN

$750

LONGEST DRIVE

$750

KOOZIE

SPONSOR

$750

CIGAR

SPONSOR

$750

REGISTRA-TION TABLE

$500

TIGER

HOLE

$500

TEE-BOX

SPONSOR

$150

GOLFBALL LOGO

$1000

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WIA

YEA NEXT YEA HAPPY HOUR AT:

11.13.19 5:30-7:30 PM

Register here

THANK YOU TO MCMILLAN JAMES FOR

SPONSORING THIS MONTH!

WiA Happy Hour was a

success!

Thank you to all who at-

tended, and a special

thank you to S&S Equip-

ment, LLC for sponsoring!

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SUSTAINABILITY

Dirt on the face of diffusers or the immediately surrounding ceiling is called smudging. It usually happens on ceil-

ing diffusers that discharge air parallel to the ceiling. Many times, occupants think that this smudging implies dirty

coils or ducts. Normally, that is not the case.

When air jets leave the diffuser face, they connect themselves to the ceiling. This is called Coanda Effect. The

ASHRAE HANDBOOK HVAC SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT 2016 chapter 20, page 2 describes Coanda effect as,

“An airstream moving adjacent to or in contact with a wall or ceiling creates a low-pressure area

immediately adjacent to that surface, causing the air to remain in contact with the surface sub-

stantially throughout the length of throw. This Coanda effect, also referred to as the surface or ceil-

ing effect, counteracts the drop of a horizontally projected cool airstream.”

The Handbook further states,

“Supply airflow from an outlet entrains room air into the jet. This entrained air increases the total air

in the jet stream.”

So, as the jet crosses the ceiling it is constantly entraining more room air into the jet. The air velocity creates the

low-pressure area. The higher the velocity, the lower the pressure. The highest velocity is closest to the diffuser dis-

charge area. For perforated diffusers it is across the entire face of the diffuser. The handbook also states,

“Smudging is the deposition of particles on the air outlet or a surface near the outlet. Particles are

entrained into the primary discharge jet and impinged onto the device or ceiling surface in areas

of lower pressure. Smudging tends to be heavier in high-traffic areas near building entrances,

where particulates are brought into a space.”

Actual research was done on smudging. Owens Corning tested a two-slot linear diffuser in a large box using Na-

tional Bureau of Standards standard dirt (from ASTM 52.1) in 1975, and they found that the dirt impingement on

the diffuser and adjacent ceiling tiles was not from the supply duct but rather from room dirt entrained by the low

pressure high velocity jet. So, if your air conditioning system is well-maintained and your filters are cleaned or

changed regularly, there will be very little smudging, if any, related to your air conditioning equipment. Smudging

can normally be reduced by cleaning your carpets and floors and reducing dirt carried into the building.

The dirt on the diffusers can usually be easily wiped off with a damp cloth or disinfecting wipe. Be sure to dry the

diffuser after cleaning to reduce the possibility of more dirt impinging on the surface of the diffuser.

SMUDGING WRITTEN BY: GUS FARIS

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ROSTER Position Full Name Phone Email

Chapter Past President Kenneth Shifflett, II (713)828-2329 [email protected]

Chapter President Kurt McCulloch (713)328-3775 [email protected]

Chapter President Elect Greg Tinkler (713)658-2206 [email protected]

Chapter Vice President Josh Vanlandingham (713)515-3726 [email protected]

Chapter Treasurer Garrett Neubaurer (713) 658-2219 [email protected]

Chapter Secretary Michael J. Green (713)626-7155 [email protected]

Chapter Board of Governors Kenneth Shifflett, II (713)828-2329 [email protected]

Chapter Board of Governors Bruce L Flaniken, PE (832)473-1989 [email protected]

Chapter Board of Governors Robert (Alan) Neely (281)432-9864 [email protected]

Chapter Board of Governors John W Walik (713)668-8880 [email protected]

Chapter Attendance Committee Trey Green [email protected]

Chapter Delegate Greg Tinkler (713)658-2206 [email protected]

Chapter Alternate Josh Vanlandingham (713)515-3726 [email protected]

Chapter Technology Transfer Chair Greg Tinkler (713)658-2206 [email protected]

Chapter Commissioning Chair David A MacLean (713)857-6499 [email protected]

Chapter Government Advocacy Chair Keith H Reihl, PE (713)459-1044 [email protected]

Chapter Government Advocacy Co-Chair Kenneth Shifflett, II

Chapter Historian Bruce L Flaniken, PE (832)473-1989 [email protected]

Chapter Honors and Awards Robert (Alan) Neely (281)432-9864 [email protected]

Chapter Membership Promotion Chair Jeffrey B Hunter (713)939-6098 [email protected]

Chapter Refrigeration Matthew Burris 346-600-1917 [email protected]

Chapter Research Promotion Chair Josh Vanlandingham (713)515-3726 [email protected]

Chapter Research Promotion Co-Chair urt McCulloch (713)328-3775 [email protected]

Chapter Electronic Communications Chair Mitchell Campbell (713)782-2701 [email protected]

Chapter Electronic Communications Chair Teresa H. Norton 832-6860494 [email protected]

Chapter K-12 STEM Terence P Connor (914)563-1678 [email protected]

Chapter Student Activities Chair Brooke E Enochs (713)869-4608 [email protected]

Chapter Student Activities Co-Chair Catherine A Tinkler (713)203-9267 [email protected]

Chapter Sustainability Chair Kapil Upadhyaya (713)426-7508 [email protected]

Chapter Women in ASHRAE Chair Lauren Ramos (713)783-7707 [email protected]

Chapter Women in ASHRAE Co-Chair Catherine A Tinkler (713)203-9267 [email protected]

Chapter YEA Co-Chair Marisa Rae Kamstra [email protected]

Chapter YEA Co-Chair Nick Janssen (361) 218-6293 [email protected]

Chapter Newsletter Editor Julie A Thomet (936) 523-0556 [email protected]

Chapter Webmaster Mr John W Walik (713)668-8880 [email protected]

Chapter Webmaster Teresa H. Norton 832-6860494 [email protected]

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