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Monday, November 2, 2015
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Reception & Dinner Meeting:
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2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Seneca College - Residence & Conference Centre - Toronto
1760 Finch Avenue East
Toronto, ON M2J 5G3 - Rooms 1-3 or 4-6
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Embedded Tube Radiant Systems to Maximize LEED Points
GBCI Approved | 1 CE Hour | 0090006344
As more and more jurisdictions and building owners are requiring higher levels of LEED certification for their projects, design teams are looking beyond traditional HVAC solutions to provide the energy efficiency needed to maximize LEED points while maintaining occupant comfort and safety. In-slab radiant heating systems have enjoyed popularity both here in the United States and abroad for years. Now, with the availability of improved control systems and better understanding within the design and construction community, the same concept can be applied to radiant cooling as an energy-efficient and cost-effective solution. This program will cover the following topics:
- Radiant Cooling Heat Transfer Fundamentals
- Radiant Cooling Performance/Capacity
- Typical Construction Methods
- Case Studies
Attendees will gain an understanding of how in-slab radiant cooling systems can be used as part of an energy-efficient design solution to maximize Energy and Atmosphere credits for LEED certification, and see examples of how this has been accomplished on projects both here in the United States and abroad.
Devin A. Abellon, P.E.
Mr. Abellon is a registered professional engineer with over 17 years of experience in the HVAC field, designing systems for commercial, institutional, industrial, health care, and municipal projects. Mr. Abellon was Vice President and managing principal of LSW Engineers California, Incorporated in San Diego until 2009, when he accepted a position as Business Development Manager for Uponor North America. He now works closely with engineers throughout the country, supporting projects that integrate radiant heating and cooling strategies to maximize energy efficiency. Mr. Abellon earned his B.S. degree from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 1993. He is an active member of ASHRAE on the local chapter, regional, and Society level and is currently the Programs Subcommittee Chair for ASHRAE TC6.5 – Radiant and Convective Space Heating and Cooling, as well as a Regional Vice Chair in Region X.
All attendees must pre-register on-line to attend. No walk-in registrations will be permitted.
All Guests Must Parking in Lot #10 – Pull A Parking Slip And Bring To The Front Desk. Tell The Front Desk They Are With “ASHRAE Seneca/ Alumni IAQ Technical Talk” To Get Ticket Validated. If guests do not bring their parking ticket at the Front Desk, They Will Be Required To Pay $8.00 At Lot # 10.
There Are No Refunds On Parking
Need Assistance?
Feel free to contact the following members for further details:
Alekhya Kaianathbhatta
ASHRAE Toronto Chapter Technology Transfer Committee
[alekhya_k@rogers.com]
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