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SUMMARY:Pub Crawl!!
DESCRIPTION:Location: Payette Brewing 733 Pioneer St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare Join us for a Pub Crawl Fundraiser on November 4th!! We will start with a brew tour at Payette Brewing and then travel to other breweries in the area! Funds raised will be donated to the RP fund which helps fund scholarships and research grants tied to ASHRAE! Ticket Prices (First Drink at Payette Brewing is Free!) YEA Members: $15 Non-YEA Members: $20 Non-ASHRAE Members: $25 Thank you to the following breweries: Payette Brewing: Donating a brewery tour Barbarian Brewing: $1 first drink for crawlers Woodland Empire: $1 off first pour Special thank you to ATS Inland for covering the tip for our brewery tour at Payette Brewing! Tickets $15.00 YEA Member Ticket $20.00 Non-YEA Member Ticket $25.00 Non-Member Ticket Documents Pub Crawl – November 2023
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SUMMARY:November Monthly Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: U of I Water Center Building 322 E. Front Street Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare Title: Maximizing HVAC Efficiency\, Flexibility and Resiliency with High Efficiency Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems With the ever-increasing environmental impacts of local pollution\, extreme weather events and wildfires\, there is a necessity for resilient\, flexible\, and extremely efficient HVAC systems. Unfortunately\, while HVAC systems are critical to our comfort and well-being\, conventional systems are costly to operate and contribute to over 50% of total energy usage in commercial buildings. Dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS) are a proven solution for reducing energy consumption since they optimize the control and functionality of ventilation and thermal comfort separately. A very high efficiency approach to DOAS maximizes energy efficiency by decoupling ventilation air from comfort conditioning\, including air-to-air heat recovery\, right-sizing of a high efficiency heating and cooling system and minimizing fan power. This allows for many benefits\, including: Demonstrated reduction of building HVAC energy use by an average of 69% over conventional systems. Excellent indoor air quality (IAQ) and thermal comfort. Proven flexibility and resiliency to adapt to changing occupant densities\, increased IAQ requirements\, and extreme weather events Significant carbon emission reduction with minimal peak electric demand increases in sites that convert from gas to electric heat. In partnership with local utilities and HVAC experts\, this system approach has been installed and monitored in 12 small-to-medium commercial buildings\, including in cold climates\, that resulted in an average 69% reduction in HVAC energy use and a 48% reduction in whole-building energy use when compared to a code minimum system (often a packaged RTU). Attendees will learn the cost and energy savings outcomes of these Northwest-based projects. Speaker: Jordan Pratt Jordan is a Mechanical Engineer with a passion for energy efficiency. He manages a wide range of emerging technology field tests and market transformation efforts for the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA). Jordan has experience analyzing complex mechanical systems as well as installing\, commissioning\, and testing a variety of equipment and systems. He is an expert in long-term data collection and leveraging data visualization tools to communicate important insights from large\, complex data sets. Prior to Energy 350\, Jordan worked as a mechanical design engineer specializing in high performance\, energy efficient systems. We are looking forward to seeing you there! Food Provided! Tickets $0.00 In-Person Ticket – ASHRAE Member $20.00 In Person Ticket – Non-Member $0.00 Virtual Only Ticket (No Food)
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/november-monthly-meeting/
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