2022 November LUNCH Meeting

6001 Rockside Road,Independence OH 44131

21 November, 2022

Description

PLEASE READ!!!! TWO IMPORTANT ITEMS!!!! 1 - This event is at the Holiday Inn at Rockside. 2 - Because we are at the Holiday Inn we have to give them a firm head count by 11/16 no later. So sign up early. Topic: DESIGNING A HIGHER ED SMART BUILDING THAT ACTUALLY WORKS With recent advances in technology, building system data is now more accessible than ever. Information on lighting controls, security access, HVAC controls, fire protection, utility metering, and much more is available to owners – but it remains largely untapped. That means that owners are missing out on opportunities for to integrate, share, and act on their data. In this presentation, Brian and Mattie are going to discuss trends in controls technology, with a focus on Division 25, the specification for integrated automation. Key topics include defining Division 25, the three levels of automation, the difference between OT and IT, and finally, what you need for a successful Division 25 project. The presentation will include real-life Division 25 examples and a discussion of the application of Division 25 in different markets. BIOS: Brian Tenney is Director of Commissioning at Karpinski Engineering. An engineer by education, Brian’s background is in the field of building automation and systems operation. He is an expert in troubleshooting and optimizing HVAC systems, and he has helped clients achieve energy savings while maintaining comfort and code compliance. He has worked with clients in the healthcare, education, industrial, and corporate sectors. Brian joined Karpinski in 2021. Mattie DeDoes is a Building Performance & Sustainability Engineer at Karpinski Engineering. Mattie helps clients optimize their facility’s energy performance and advance their sustainability goals. He leverages tools such as energy modeling and custom calculations to formulate real-world solutions. Mattie earned his B.A. in Physics from Oberlin College and his M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Cleveland State University. He has previously presented on energy modeling through the lifecycle of projects.