ASHRAE Meeting Planner - November 2017 - 8

Forums. Forums are "off-the-record" discussions held to promote a free exchange of ideas. Reporting of forums is limited to
allow individuals to speak confidentially without concern of criticism. There are no papers attached to forums.
Workshops. Workshops enable technical committees and other ASHRAE committees to provide a series of short
presentations on a topic requiring specific expertise. These short presentations are provided with an increased emphasis on
audience participation and training in a specific set of skills. PowerPoint presentations with audio descriptions are posted
online in the Virtual Conference.
Debates. Debates highlight hot-button issues. Experts, either on teams or as individuals, present different sides of an issue
in debate format. Each participant presents evidence for or against a specific statement or question such as 'Is Sustainability
Really Sustainable?"
Panels. Panel discussions can feature a broad range of subjects and explore different perspectives on issues in the industry.
A panel may feature discussions about integrated project delivery among designers, builders and facility management
professionals.

SUNDAY TECH PROGRAM
8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

9:45 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

Debate 1 (Intermediate)
BAS Graphics: Integrating Multiple Masters, Who Is the Boss?
Track: Systems and Equipment

Conference Paper Session 1 (Intermediate)
Operation and Design for Resilient and Responsive Buildings
Track: Earth, Wind & Fire

Seminar 1 (Intermediate)
Campus Operators Reflect on Using Guideline 22 and
Standard 90.1 for Chiller Plant Monitoring
Track: Standards, Guidelines and Codes
1.
2.

University Campus Chiller Plants: ASHRAE Guideline 22
and Standard 184P in Operation
Healthcare Chiller Plants: ASHRAE 90.1 Chiller Plant
Monitoring and Beyond

Workshop 2 (Intermediate)
Taking the (Fuel) Blinders off Energy Codes: Pathways for
Moving to Carbon-Based Codes
Track: Standards, Guidelines and Codes
1.
2.

The Carbon Emission Requirements in Standard 189.1
Beneficial Electrification: What, Why, How, and What It
Means at the Building Level

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3.

Seminar 3 (Basic)
ASHRAE Conference Crash Course
Track: Fundamentals and Applications
1.
2.

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2.

Methods to Mitigate Stack Effect in Supertall and Megatall
Buildings
Measurements of Stack Effect in Existing Tall and Supertall
Buildings

Workshop 1 (Intermediate)
District Chilled Water and Building Systems Heat Exchange
Equipment and Impact on Operations
Track: Heat Exchange Equipmentw
1.

District Energy and Facility Management Operations

Case Study of a Model to Evaluate Ventilation Effectiveness
in Labs
Case Study of an Empirical Test to Evaluate Ventilation
Effectiveness in Labs

Seminar 5 (Advanced)
Optimization Tools for Heat Exchanger Design
Track: Heat Exchange Equipment
1.

Forum 1
Ventilation Effectiveness: What Is It?
Track: Fundamentals and Applications

The Ins and Outs of ASHRAE
Make the Most of Your Conference Experience

Seminar 4 (Intermediate)
Modeling and Testing: Do Air Change Rates Have Lab Safety
Covered?
Track: Modeling Throughout the Building Life Cycle
1.

Seminar 2 (Advanced)
Stack Effect: Friend or Foe in Tall Buildings
Track: Tall Buildings

Building Automation System Alarm Management for
Operation and Maintenance Decision Making
Resilient Building System Design
Resilient Design, Commissioning and Operation of the
Canadian High Arctic Research Station

GenOpt and Heat Pump Design Model to Optimize Heat
Exchangers for Low-GWP Alternative Refrigerants
Multi-Scale Novel Heat Exchanger Design Using
Approximation Assisted Optimization

Seminar 6 (Intermediate)
Cutting-Edge Japanese Technologies SHASE Annual Award
for System and Equipment in 2017: Zero-Energy Building
Track: Systems and Equipment
1.

Targeting Urban ZEB in Japan

Sunday, January 21

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