Winter 2002, Atlantic City
 

Wednesday, January 16, 2002 10:15am - 12:15pm Seminar 43  Energy Conservation In Arenas Sponsors: TC 10.02 Automatic Icemaking Plants and Skating Rinks; Refrigeration Standing Committee Chair: Ronald H. Strong, P.E., Member, R. H. Strong & Associates Inc., Delta, British Columbia, Canada With the increased popularity of skating rinks around the world as well as rising energy costs, there is a need to identify areas of energy consumption and outline methods of saving energy. This presentation deals with energy consumption and potential savings in the areas of waste heat recovery from the refrigeration system, refrigerant selection, pumping methods, impact of make-up air requirements to meet ASHRAE Standard 62 and the use of low emissivity materials. Heat Recovery in Ice Rinks, Al Podhorodeski, P.E., Member, P.B. Engineering, Aurora, ON, Canada Secondary Refrigerants and Pumping Methods, Ted Martin, P.E., Member, Cimco Ltd., Concord, ON, Canada Energy Recovery From Ventilation Make-Up Air, Reinhold Kittler, P.E., Member, Dectron Inc., Virginia Beach, VA Radiant Loads on Indoor and Outdoor Ice Rinks, Marc MacCracken, P.E., Member, Colmac Manufacturing Corporation, Englewood, NJ

Sunday, January 13, 2002 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Seminar 04  Refrigeration: Back to the Basics Sponsor: Refrigeration Committee Chair: Joseph W. Pillis, P.E., Member, York Refrigeration/Frick, Waynesboro, PA Safety related codes and requirements have evolved over the years with an increased awareness towards safety related practices dealing with the design, installation and operation of refrigeration systems. This seminar provides an overview of the major regulatory policies affecting refrigeration system design, installation and operation and highlights issues that should be taken into consideration early in the design phase to avoid costly complications that could occur later. Refrigeration System Design - A Regulatory Overview, Douglas T. Reindl, Ph.D., P.E., Member, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI Designing in System Safety, Daniel K. Kuespert, Ph.D., Member, Snowy Owl LLC, Columbia, MD Engine Room Ventilation Design and Requirements, Todd Jekel, Ph.D., Associate, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI An Overview of the ASHRAE 15 User's Manual, Donald L. Fenton, Ph.D., P.E., Member, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas

Annual 2002, Honolulu
 

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