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Southeast Region Chapter 2010 Winter MeetingDecatur, Georgia December 15, 2010

SERBCA WINTER MEETING

AGENDA Welcome chapter members, introduce 2011 board of

directors and newly elected board officers Brief summary of SERBCA 2010 meetings, treasury

report and website update Discuss potential meetings for 2011 Discuss other potential Chapter activities Presentations

ASHE Healthcare Cx Guidelines

Building Envelope Diagnostic Techniques


2011 Board of DirectorsAbdul Momen Atlanta, GA

Gary Sweatt Birmingham, AL

Guy Caple Little Rock, AR

Jim Magee Lexington, KY

John Whitfield Charlotte, NC

Mike Hardy Atlanta, GA

Mike Sabo Decatur, GA

Rick Snowden Jackson, MS

Rod Rabold Chapel Hill, NC

SERBCA BCA Rep

Tim Staley Little Rock, AR


SERBCA Board OfficersFor 2011

• President – Rod Rabold• Vice President – John Whitfield• Treasurer – Mike Hardy• Secretary – Mike Sabo


SERBCA Activities For 2010

2010 SERBCA Meetings

1) Atlanta, GA

2) NCBC Meeting

3) Little Rock, AR

4) Winter Meeting and Webinar

Treasury Report

Cash on Hand as of December, 2010 – $32,623

SERBCA Website Update


2011 Potential MeetingsPotential Themes Achieving energy savings in existing buildings through

retroCx Maintaining the benefits of Cx in new and existing

buildings that were Cx Achieving Cx requirements in States with newly

mandated Cx requirements Lessons learned in meeting Cx requirements in States

with mandated Cx requirements

Potential meeting locations


Other Potential Chapter Activities

Local meet and greet evening social gatherings

Website resources when the new website is available

Joint meetings with other professional groups


Presentations

Tim StaleyComfort Systems USA Energy Services

Little Rock, Arkansas

Jim MageeFacility Commissioning Group

Lexington, Kentucky


Southeast Region Chapter 2010 Annual MeetingDecatur, Georgia (Energy Ace) Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Tim Staley, PE, CEM, LEED®AP, HFDP, CPMPSr. Vice President

650 South Shackleford RoadSuite 224Little Rock, Arkansas 72211501.320.2725501.320.2726 Fax501.366.8178 [email protected]


History and Current Activity


Purpose

• Develop business case for commissioning

• Healthcare best practices document

• Address specific needs of healthcare

• Provide clarity

• Sample documentation


Contents• Introduction to Health Facility Commissioning• Health Facility Commissioning Process

Predesign Phase Design Phase Construction Phase Transition to Operational Sustainability Postoccupancy and Warranty Phase Retrocommissioning Appendices


Areas of Interest• Communicating with the C-Level• Commissioning Business Plan• Begins with Predesign• Independent Commissioning Authority• Professional Service• Liability of Commissioning Authority• Fees for Additional Services


Areas of Interest• Additional Commissioning Services

Energy Efficiency Goals Utility Management Plan Construction Site Tours Dashboards Maintenance Budget Damper Inspection and Testing Statement of Conditions Building Maintenance Program (CMMS) Measurement and Verification Benchmark Energy Performance


Questions


Jim MageePresident, Facility Commissioning Group

158 Burt RoadLexington, Kentucky 40503859-278-5552859-278-6501 Fax859-221-5838 [email protected]

Building Envelope Commissioning Diagnostic Techniques


Overview of References


National Institute of Building Sciences Guideline 3

• Exterior Enclosure Technical Requirements for

the Commissioning Process

• For use with: ASHRAE Guideline 0 – 2005

The Commissioning Process

• Quality-oriented process for achieving, verifying,

and documenting performance

• Describes technical requirements for bldg. Cx


National Institute of Building Sciences Guideline 3


National Institute of Standards and Technology

• NISTIR 4821: Envelope Design Guidelines for

Federal Office Buildings: Thermal Integrity and

Airtightness

• NISTIR 7238: Investigation of the Impact of

Commercial Building Envelope Airtightness on

HVAC Energy Use


NISTIR 4821 & NISTIR 7238


American Society for Testing and Materials

• ASTM E779: Standard Test Method for

Determining Air Leakage Rate by Fan

Pressurization

• ASTM 1827: Standard Test Methods for

Determining Airtightness of Buildings Using an

Orifice Blower Door


ASTM E779 & ASTM E1827


American Society for Testing and Materials

• ASTM C1060: Standard Practice for

Thermographic Inspection of Insulation

Installations in Envelope Cavities of Frame

Buildings

• Infrared imaging systems used for qualitative

inspection of building walls, ceilings, roofs and

floors


International Organization for Standardization

• ISO 6781: Thermal insulation-Qualitative

detection of thermal irregularities in building

envelopes-Infrared method

•Qualitative method for thermographic examination

to determine irregularities in building envelopes


ASTM C1060 & ISO 6781


American Architectural Manufacturers Association

• AMMA 501.2-03: Quality Assurance and

Diagnostic Water Leakage Field Check of Installed

Storefronts, Curtain Walls, and Sloped Glazing

Systems

• Type B-25, #6.030 brass nozzle with a 1/2" FPT

as manufactured by Monarch Manufacturing

Works, Inc./Newton Tool & Mfg. Company


AMMA 501.2-03


Questions

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