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  • ASHRAE Research: Laboratory Test of Five Non-Chemical Devices Used in Cooling Towers Showed No Effectiveness in Preventing Biological Growth
    April 8, 2010
    ATLANTA –New research supported by ASHRAE indicates that non-chemical devices (NCD) marketed to control the growth of biological agents, such as Legionella in cooling towers, may not materially reduce biological growth ...
  • ASHRAE Annual Conference to Focus on High Efficiency, Energy Conservation and Facts vs. Simulation
    April 7, 2010
    ATLANTA—Guidance on how to improve building systems—from moisture issues to ventilation—including  high efficiency HVAC&R systems and ventilation systems, is an important focus of the technical program at ASHRAE’s 2010 Annual Conference, June 26-30 in Albuquerque, N.M. ...
  • ASHRAE Rises to the Occasion in Albuquerque
    April 5, 2010
    ATLANTA–From the soaring Sandia Mountains to peacefully floating hot air balloons, at almost 5,000 feet above sea level, Albuquerque, N.M. is a city of great heights. Since ASHRAE is always striving to reach the highest levels of energy efficiency and sustainability, Albuquerque serves as the perfect site for the 2010 ASHRAE Annual Conference ...
  • Next Meeting:
    Wednesday, May 12th, 11:30am Location: Luigis, 245 West Main Avenue, in Downtown Spokane, $20 Cash or Check.

    Featured  Speaker:  Ed Simpson is a commissioning authority for TTESTCOMM, a local commissioning provider here in Spokane and has worked with building commissioning process for over 9 years.  He is a board member for the Northwest Chapter of the Building Commissioning Association, is a LEED AP, and is a Certified Plant Maintenance Manager through the Association of Facilities Engineers.  Ed has worked in HVAC installation and service, construction, and facilities maintenance fields for over 25 years.Topic:  Commissioning for Sustainable Projects takes a look at what the overall commissioning process entails and why it is needed in today's complex construction and engineering environment. We will look at the commissioning process in general, have some examples of why commissioning is necessary on projects, discuss the various commissioning processes for new construction, existing buildings and continuous commissioning.  We will discuss what to look for in a commissioning provider for your projects and the requirements for commissioning under LEED, the Washington Sustainable Schools Protocol, and the Washington Non-residential Energy Code.

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