Orange County, California

2015 2016

Juicy News from ASHRAEs Orange Empire Chapter

MEETING INFORMATION
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2015
HOLIDAY INN
2726 S. Grand Avenue
Santa Ana, CA 92705
(see map on page 9)
Social & Registration . . 5:30 6:00 p.m.
Dinner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 7:00 p.m.
Dinner Program. . . . . . . 7:00 8:00 p.m.

PLEASE E-MAIL (PREFERRED),

PHONE, OR FAX YOUR
RESERVATIONS TO:
Carlon Haywood
c/o Setpoint Systems Corporation
chaywood@setpointsystems.com
Phone (949) 396-4713
Fax (949) 251-0787

PRICE SCHEDULE
ASHRAE Member. . . . . . . . . . . . . $35.00
Non-Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40.00
Student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00

IF CANCELLATION IS NOT
RECEIVED YOU WILL BE BILLED
FOR THE SESSION
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TOPICS AND SPEAKERS

DDC and FDD Challenges in
California by Mr. Phil Batterson
Increased Pump Efficiency Using
Full Size Impellers and The
Benefits of Overspeeding Pumps
by Mr. David Hernandez

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Robert Hagstrom, P.E.
c/o Southern California Edison
6042-A N. Irwindale Avenue
Irwindale, CA 91702
Phone: (626) 633-3432
Cell: (626) 609-9791
E-Mail: Robert.Hagstrom@sce.com

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OCTOBER MEETING NOTICE

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 28, 2015

JOINT MEETING WITH ORANGE COUNTY ASPE

DDC and FDD Challenges in CA

a Technical Representative, Technical

Trainer and managed the Technical
Support group for Carriers largest
US distributor.
Phil is a two-time Past President of
the Western Section of the Los
Angeles ASHRAE Chapter. Phil has
also been an Adjunct Instructor and
taught at Orange Coast College in
their HVAC program.

As you probably know, a large

percentage of air side economizers
have been found to be bypassed or
disconnected. The root cause of this
varies, but the fundamental problem
was how to prevent this from
happening. On the water side, pumps
and controls have become very
complicated and, based on the new
2013 T-24, need to be monitored.
Increased Pump Efficiency Using
A few years ago, The California
Full Size Impellers and The
Energy Commission (the authors of
Benefits of Overspeeding Pumps
Title-24), implemented a requirement
David Hernandez, our co-presenter, is
that all economizers include FDD.
Senior Vice President at
This requires logic and a
Dawson Company, a Los
local service display that
Angeles based
advises of the mode of
manufacturers
representative
operation, as well as the detection
specializing
in
HVAC/Plumbing
hot
of any faults and the step by step
water, pumping, heat transfer and
troubleshooting to correct the
steam systems. He has been in the
fault. This has been a successful
HVAC/Plumbing
industry for over 20
program. The CEC has further
years,
graduating from
extended FDD to
OHHHHHHHH
NOOOOO
!
!
!
Cal Poly Pomona in 1992
HVAC unit controls.
THIS MONTHS MEETING IS with a BSME with an
The presentation
ON A WEDNESDAY !?!
emphasis in energy.
will look at the history
David
began
his career as an entry
of DDC and FDD, how this logic
level mechanical/plumbing design
works, and how it is being
engineer and later moved to Dawson
implemented today.
Company in 1995. In his twenty years
Our presenter, Phil Batterson, is
at Dawson Company he has held
the Controls Manager for
positions in inside sales/customer
USAirconditioning. Phil was the
service, outside sales and currently
Product Manager at Alliance Air
heads Dawson Companys Business
Products for the VRFarms Product.
Development Group focusing on
This was a massive variable refrigerant
systems and technical support for
system, based on the Turbocor
consulting engineers.
centrifugal compressor. He has been

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JEFFS BLOG
Its hard to believe it is already
October (especially since my air
conditioners are still running)! Our
golf tournament this month was
the most successful ever. It was
the first time it has ever
been sold out. I want to give
my personal thanks to Dan
Davitt and all those
who volunteered their
time to plan and help. I also
want to thank the many sponsors,
whose support made it all
possible.

I am very excited for our joint

meeting this month with ASPE.
Just as we collaborate with others
in our jobs daily, I believe that
collaboration with other
organizations will make our
chapter stronger and provide
opportunities for us to
grow professionally.
Looking ahead, we have
a Distinguished
Lecturer slated for
the November
meeting and then the joint
meeting in December with the
So Cal Chapter. Jeff Conrad

D ISCUSSION ITEMS

MEETING MINUTES
Date: August 25, 2015
Time: 6:00 PM 7:15 PM
Place: AECOM, Orange, CA

M EETING ATTENDEES
Bryson Borzini (BB)
Jeff Conrad (JC)
Charlotte Dean (CD)
Eric Decker (ED)
Michael Garabedian (MG)
Ken Golovko (KG)
Robert Hagstrom (RH)
Carlon Haywood (CH)
Craig Hofferber (CH)
John Sawyer (JS)
Grant Schafer (GS)
Mat Waller (MW)
Derrick Wyka (DW)
David Yancosky (DY)

CALL TO ORDER
1. Meeting called to order at
6:00 PM
2. Quorum established
3. Announcements
4. Next Meeting Date:
September 28, 2015 at
Holiday Inn

1. Clarify POC for presenters.

To be done by KG.
2. Treasurer Report: $50,000
balance
3. Tax forms due 2nd week of
November. 1099 form to be
completed and sent to
Attorney General of State of
CA along with $25 fee.
4. Communications
a. DY Forming Web
Committee vs.
Communication Chair /
Webmaster
5. Make a point to recognize RP
donors at meeting this year.
Meeting to be determined.
Something should be
mentioned in the Spiel.
Possible PAOE points.
6. Refrigeration
a. GS To plan meeting
around new refrigerant to
replace R-134A.
7. Student Activities
a. Long Beach State: BB
working to establish new
contact for starting student
chapter
b. Need to look in to giving
away one scholarship. Put
out in newsletter an

application for scholarship.

Havent had submission in
three years.
8. YEA Events
a. BB is going to plan three
YEA events this year. Will
contact Regional YEA
chair for assistance.
9. Meetings
a. KG met with ASPE to do a
joint meeting October
28th, 2015. Topic
discussion to be Building
Automation Controls for
plumbing.
b. September meeting to be
determined. Possibility to
get a DL (Distinguished
Lecturer). KG to call High
Rise DL (Peter
Simmonds). JC to check
in to new 20 story building
in Irvine.
c. Possibility for Tri Gen Plant
speaker Cal State
Fullerton.
d. Feb. or April Aquarium of
the Pacific Central Plant.
KG to look in to.
10. OE Checking Account
Signature Authority
a. The following Board
members will have
signature authority for the
coming year:
i. Jeff Conrad, Ken Golovko,
Erick Decker, Derrick Wyka
End of Minutes Greg Glover

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WHAT IN THE HECK IS AN EVASE?

Edited for the Orange Spiel
by Craig Hofferber
Acknowledgement: Adapted from
AMCA International magazine
inmotion, Summer 2015.
Portions of this article were
authored by AMCAs former
Director of Engineering
Standards Paul Saxon, Jim
Greenzweig, Howden, and Joe
Brooks, AMCA International

solution" but when the fan outlet

velocity converts to static
pressure, the use of an evase
increases fan performance.

The word "evase" (pronounced

Why use an Evase?
"ey-vah-zey") is of French origin.
Google Translate equates evase
When specified fan
to the English word "flare", which
performance requires static
is a part that curves or spreads
pressure at the outlet, it can be
outward. This is a fair description
beneficial to provide an expanding
of an evase's function. In the fan
duct on the outlet of the fan. This
industry, the word is used to
will convert the high velocity and
describe an appurtenance
corresponding velocity pressure
(accessory) normally located
at the fan outlet to static
directly at the fan outlet. This
pressure at the end of
results in a larger
the expanding duct
outlet area that
where the velocity is
can efficiently
lower. This expanding
convert outlet
duct called an evase,
velocity pressure
acts as a diffuser, and
Example
of
a
rectangular
evase.
to static pressure.
the process of
Photo courtesy of the
The word evase
increasing the outlet
New York Blower Company
describes a stack
pressure is known as
with sides that expand outward in
static-pressure regain, which is an
the direction of the airflow for the
application of Bernoulli's principle.
same purpose. The evase, also
It is important to remember that
known as an expanded outlet or a
only a portion of the velocity
diffuser, can be in several
pressure converts to static
configurations.
pressure, with the remaining
When basing the fan
pressure lost to friction in the
performance on the use of an
evase.
evase, the performance curve that
The percentage of velocity
will be supplied by the fan
pressure regained depends on
manufacturer normally includes
the geometry of the evase. The
the estimated effect of the evase,
shape of the evase can be
regardless of the supplier.
conical, if a duct or fan outlet is
There is no universal "evase
round, or it can be rectangular

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(Figure 1). If the evase is

rectangular, the number of sides
that diverge simultaneously and
the angle at which each side
diverges are variables for
consideration. The ratio of the
larger area to the smaller area is a
factor as well; a factor with tradeoffs. The percent regain is
highest for the smallest area ratio
and for the smallest divergence
angle. Roughly, this means the
percentage of velocity pressure
regained is highest when there is
little velocity pressure to regain:
Other benefits of using an
evase can include reduced lower
sound levels and slightly lower fan
speeds for belt drive units, or
smaller fan diameter or slower
speeds for direct-driven fans.
Mentioned earlier, installing
Evases at exhaust duct outlets
and not just fan outlets can have
the same effect as if installed at
the fan outlet. Though the inertia
of an exhaust airstream can often
be a challenge to the system
designer, it can also be a
blessing. The trick is to convert
some of the velocity pressure of
an exhaust airstream to static
pressure with controlled diffusion.
The reduction in fan total
pressures and fan static pressure
is equal to the reduction in the
velocity pressure at the duct
outlet minus the total pressure
loss in the evase section.

Evase Sizing and Selection

Many fans have outlet
velocities that are higher than the
system designer would want to
run through the outlet ductwork,
as the ducting losses would be
(See WHAT IS AN EVASE? page 4)

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WHAT IS AN EVASE?
(continued from page 3)

high at these velocities. In such

cases, expanding the duct area
using an evase does more than
produce static-regain from the
fan. It also reduces the friction
losses in the larger ductwork as a
dual benefit.
Some duct systems are spaceconstricted and must necessarily
use relatively small ducts with
high static pressure losses. In
such cases, the user pays a
penalty in the form of high
operating costs however, if size is
not severely constricted, using
larger ductwork and moving air at
a lower velocity can be beneficial.
As a rule of thumb, when
design predicts that air velocity in
a system will reach or exceed
3,000 FPM that air has inertia. It
does not like to change direction
abruptly. When forced to do so,
that air becomes turbulent

resulting in wasted energy.

Because the evase is
essentially a piece of expanding
duct, either the fan manufacturer
or the fan purchaser can supply it.
After selecting the fan, employ an
evase to reduce the velocity
pressure at the duct outlet for
best fan/system performance.
The cost of operating a fan at a
lower total static pressure can
offset the cost of an evase.
Gradual duct transitions and
lower fan speeds also result in
lower sound levels. When outlet
velocities exceed 3,000 fpm,
consider the use of a duct evase
to reduce outlet velocity with
controlled diffusion.
Often you can find Evases at
the fan outlets on top of cooling
towers where the warm humid
discharge air (rejected heat)
leaves the tower into the
atmosphere. The evase in this
case acts as an exhaust diffuser

SEPTEMBER MEETING
HIGHLIGHTS
Brian Pratt
delivers his Dinner
Presentation on
Design/ Build
processes, based
on the UCI Design
& Construction
Services team
methods, which
he leads.

making the higher velocity air

transition to still air
aerodynamically efficient.
REFERENCES
JIM GREENZWEIG;
HOWDEN AND JOE
BROOKS, AMCA
INTERNATIONAL
AMCA Publication 200. Air
Systems. Fan and Air System
Application Handbook.
Arlington Hts., IL: AMCA
International, 2011.
"Outlet Duct Evase - A Free
Lunch?" TechSpecs. Vol. Ill.
No. I. Arlington Hts., IL:
AMCA International, 1987.
"The Evase - What It Is and
What It Does." TechSpecs.
Vol. XI, No. I. Arlington Hts.,
IL: AMCA International, 1996.
Jorgenson, Robert. Fan
Engineering. 9'h ed. Buffalo,
NY: Howden, 1999.
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URGENT AVAILABLE POSITIONS

IN ORANGE COUNTY!
Current Needs (HVAC/Plumbing)
Project Managers Project Engineers
Detailers Engineers (PEs)
Designers Estimators

Craig Hofferber receives his

ASHRAE Historian Award.

Offers full time salary, health care, retirement plan,

career advancement, among other benefits.
If interested, please call or e-mail us for
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Thanks,
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drawing industry professionals from around
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Come experience Floridas attractions and
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HIGHLIGHTS
ASHRAE Headquarter Hotel is connected
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Technical Program features fresh feel with
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Who isnt trying to save a buck these days?
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Are you always forgetting to make your meeting reservation?
Do you hate standing in long check-in lines?
Are you planning to attend at least 7 meetings this coming year?
Make this year THE YEAR that you finally make your life
simpler with an Orange Empire Season Pass!

Your Board of Governors has once again authorized the offering of a Season Pass to our
meetings for 2015-2016. There is only one catch. To maximize the savings, the pass must be
purchased no later than october 28, 2015 (no credit for September meeting cost if purchased in
October). You can even do it online!

The price is only $260.00! This includes all of our regular meetings at the Holiday Inn ($35-$40
each) as well as all of our special meetings throughout the year. This includes the December 15th
Holiday Meeting, our joint meetings with ASPE and the San Diego Chapter, as well as the
Installation Dinner on May 24th!
The cost of the latter special events is always higher than our regular meetings. Thats all nine
meetings included with one season pass!

To get a Season Pass, simply indicate your intentions with your advanced reservations online
or at check-in for the September 22nd meeting while bringing your $260.00.
One checkdone paid up for the ENTIRE YEAR!
Assuming you plan to attend all nine meetings, the Season Pass cost
averages to less than $29 per meeting!

Thereafter, just register in advance online stating your meal choice and
that you will pay at the door. Then, let Erica Kerr know at the door that youve
arrived the night of the meeting to receive your meal ticket.
But wait! Theres more! If you have an aversion to long term commitments, your pass is even transferable to a friend or colleague for an
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Beyond supporting your Chapter, convenience alone should tempt you to
consider a season pass. So, why not take the step now to eliminate one
uncertainty from your life Buying a Season Pass locks in a genuine
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ASHRAE ORANGE EMPIRE CHAPTER

20152015 PARTIAL ROSTER
CHAPTER OFFICERS

COMMITTEES AND CHAIRPERSONS

CRC DELEGATE

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Conrad

President-Elect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eric Decker
Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kenneth Golovko
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Derrick Wyka
Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Greg Glover

Craig F. Hofferber
Mike Lynaugh
Stephen J. Rawski, P.E.
John Sawyer
Matthew Waller, P.E.

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CHOICES

(1) CHICKEN CORDON BLEU

Breast of Chicken Stuffed with Swiss

Cheese, Wrapped in Ham, Served with

Mixed Greens Salad, Scalloped Potatoes,

and Seasonal Vegetables

OR
(2) Vegetarian Option
PASTA PRIMAVERA

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c/o So Cal Edison
Phone: (626) 633-3432
E-Mail:
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Served with Mixed Seasonal Vegetables

Both entrees include Chef's Choice

Dessert, Warm Dinner Rolls and Butter,

Iced Tea, Gourmet or Decaf Coffee

PLEASE RSVP FOR THE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28 MEETING

by Thursday, October 22, 2015 at noon, Cancellations by Monday, October 26, 2015 at noon
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SEPTEMBER 22, 2015

Dinner: The Design / Build Process
Theme: Membership Night
Place:
Holiday Inn, Santa Ana
OCTOBER 28, 2015
Technical: DDC and FDD Challenges in
California
Dinner: Increased Pump Efficiency Using
Full Size Impellers and The Benefits
of Overspeeding Pumps
Theme: Joint Meeting with ASPE
Place:
Holiday Inn, Santa Ana
NOVEMBER 17, 2015
Technical: TBD
Dinner: Tall Building Design with
Distinguished Lecturer Peter
Simmonds
Theme: SMACNA Night
Place:
Holliday Inn, Santa Ana
DECEMBER 15, 2015
Dinner: TBD
Theme: Joint Meeting with So. California and
Tri-County Chapters
Place:
SoCal Gas ERC, Downey

JANUARY 19, 2016

Dinner: TBD
Theme: Refrigeration and Membership Night
Place:
J.T. Schmids (Anaheim/ Honda
Center)
FEBRUARY 26, 2016
Technical: TBD
Dinner: TBD
Theme: Research and Past Presidents Night
Place:
Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach
MARCH (TBD) 2016
Dinner: TBD
Theme: Joint Meeting with San Diego
Place:
TBD
APRIL 26, 2016
Technical: TBD
Dinner: TBD
Theme: Student Night
Place:
Holiday Inn, Santa Ana
MAY 24, 2016
Theme: Officer and Board Installation
Place:
TBD

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Orange Empire ASHRAE

P.O. Box 15603
Santa Ana, CA 92735

MEETING SUMMARY
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 28, 2015

SPEAKERS AND TOPICS

Increased Pump
Efficiency Using Full
Size Impellers and The
Benefits of
Overspeeding Pumps
by Mr. David Hernandez
DDC and FDD
Challenges in California
by Mr. Phil Batterson

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING, REFRIGERATING AND AIR CONDITIONING ENGINEERS