Technical Committee 9.8 Large Building Air-Conditioning Applications
Meeting Minutes Winter 2013, Dallas, TX
Monday January 28, 2012
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These draft minutes have not been approved and are not the official minutes until approved by vote.
Call to Order – Cecily Grzywacz
a. Roll Called 2:15 pm
b. 12 out of 13 voting members were present- a Quorum is reached.
c. Self-introductions were made around the room.
d. Lewis passed out sign-in sheet, and copies of San Antonio Minutes and Dallas Agenda.
Dallas Agenda Approval - Grzywacz
a. Grzywacz called for additions.
b. Motion: Cox, Approve Agenda
c. Second: Traylor
d. Discussion: none
e. Vote: 9-0-0, approved.
Action Items
Handbook Chapters
a. Lead Authors are to have outlines for their Chapters by the Dallas Meeting
o Discussion postponed until subcommittee report
b. Bob Cox is to develop a skeleton framework so that all of the TC9.8 Chapters look somewhat the same.
o Bob passed out framework via email on 1-28-13, comments were welcomed though none were given – action item complete
Justice Facilities Guideline
a. Cecily Grzywacz to call for meetings to support Justice Facilities Guideline.
o Vehlow: Planning on a Sunday meeting in Denver – pursuing a guideline
o Fitts: Requested any justice facility expert’s input on the guideline
Old Business
San Antonio Summer Meeting Minutes Approval - Grzywacz
a. Grzywacz called for corrections.
b. Motion: Traylor, Approve Meeting Minutes
c. Second: Cox
d. Discussion: none
e. Vote: 9-0-0, approved.
New Business
1 Discussed Online Plus version of Handbooks and should Apps be an alternative to Online Plus
2 Cox discussed Mixed Use and Developments Chapter vote from San Antonio and moving forward. Frank and Ralph to submit “Justification of Need” for the Handbook.
Liaison Reports
TAC Section 9 Report – Grzywacz
a. Recognized Hightower Award winner.
b. Discussed presentation for use to present TC information to local chapters.
c. Members are encouraged to review TC website. Webmaster has updated the site and welcomes comments.
d. Requested Members to review their Bio on Website to be updated with employment discipline.
e. Future TC Meetings to be available to incorporate electronic meetings and/or conference call meetings.
RAC Section 9 Report - Mills
a. Approximately 8 research projects to near completion.
b. Listed several design guides
c. Grzywacz requested that Mills emails the list
TC 9.6 Healthcare – Cox/Westbrook
a. Several attendees at the TC meeting.
b. RTARs regarding low humidity limits are a topic of interest
c. Research project from TC9.3 is broad and the scope may include any building type; TC 9.6 will possibly be involved; project scope is morphing into larger than first thought
d. RTAR 1603 – Develop field measurement procedure for air pathogen transmission
e. RTAR 1630 – TC5.11 Low Humidity Limits RTAR approved
f. Energy benchmarking data for hospitals available through Westbrook for those interested
TC 9.7 Educational Facilities – Kelter/Mills
a. Presentation regarding mold in schools available on ASHRAE website
b. Net Zero Energy School going for a program for Denver
TG Justice Facilities – Vehlow
a. 7 voting members; expecting 5 to 6 for regular attendance.
b. Expecting to have forums and recruit others
c. Expecting to create a design guide with energy savings components
d. Handbook Chapter editing to commence
e. Bob Cox will be chair July 1st.
Standards
Standard 55.1 – Mills
a.ASHRAE to have design guide for using 55.1
Standard 62.1 - No Report
SPC-170 Ventilation of Health Care Facilities – Hermans
a.International Mechanical Code to adopt 170 as part of IMC
Standard 180 - Standard Practice for Inspection and Maintenance of Commercial-Building HVAC Systems
a. No longer standing
Standard Project Committee SPC 90.1
a. Hermans - gave brief update regarding D.O.E. involvement with SPC 90.1
Subcommittee Reports
Membership Subcommittee Report – Grzywacz
a. Excited about seeing and recruiting new members.
b. Requested that attendees notify Chair if they want to be promoted in membership.
Applied Sustainability to Large Buildings Subcommittee Report – No Report
Justice Facilities Subcommittee Report – See Liaison Reports
Research Subcommittee Report – No Report
Handbook Subcommittee Reports – Mills liaison to Handbook
Chapter 2 – Retail
· Lead Author Not Assigned
· Austin Allen, Walter Horn - Supporting authors.
· Boggarm Setty/Jeff Traylor - Reviewers
Chapter 3 – Commercial and Public Buildings
· Walter Horn and John Molnar – Lead Authors
· Tyler Lewis – Supporting Author
· Boggarm Setty - Reviewer
Chapter 5 – Places of Assembly
· Frank Mills – Lead Author
· Jeff Traylor – Supporting Author
· Doug Fitts - Reviewer
Chapter 6 – Hotels, Motels and Large Scale Residential
· Bob Cox – Lead Author
· Ralph Kittler, Tim Sechrist, Tyler Lewis – Supporting Authors
· Vinay - Reviewer
Chapter 23 – Museums, Galleries, Archives, and Libraries (MyGAL)
· Cecily Grzywacz – Lead Author
· Lou Kelter, Frank Mills, Phil Maybee, Stefan Michalski – Supporting Authors
· Marcelo, Bogi Setty - Reviewers
Atria
· Frank Mills – Lead Author
· Steven Nicklas – Supporting Author
· Lynn Werman – Reviewer
Natatorium
· Mark Scott – Lead Author
· Ralph Kittler, Tim Sechrist – Supporting Authors
· Lou Kelter, Bogi Setty - Reviewers
Mixed Use and Development Chapter
· Bob Cox – Lead Author
Webmaster – Westbrook clarified ASHRAE’s rules of contact info availability on the website.
Program Subcommittee Report – Traylor
The following table was updated to reflect discussions and decisions.
PROGRAM TITLE / TYPE / SCHEDULE / PRIORITY / CHAIRMAN / PRESENTERSEnvironmental Control for Ice Rink / FORUM /
Denver
/Cecily Grzywacz
SEMINAR / XCONF. PAPERS
TRANSACTIONS
· Requested Conference Papers for Future Meetings
· Discussed having Forums associated with 2 topics within the 4 hour Monday morning block of meetings. To submit the Forums, and utilize the same meeting rooms. Places of Assembly and Natatoriums in Denver; Museums and Office Buildings in NYC
Motion to Adjourn
a. Motion: Werman
b. Second: Setty
c. Discussion: None
d. Vote: 9-0-0
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