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New
High Performance HVAC System
Reduces
Energy Costs by up to 70%
and Absenteeism due to illness by 50%! |
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What:
Presentation of an
Innovative NEW Energy Saving Hybrid Dual Duct HVAC Systems
PROVEN
to greatly reduce energy cost while improving indoor air quality
with the bonus of
up to 26 LEED points!
When:
Tuesday, December 16, 2008 from 2 – 4 pm
Where:
The Hotel Albuquerque
800 Rio Grande NW, Albuquerque,
NM
Who should Attend:
Large Property Developers and Mangers, Facility Managers,
Architects, Mechanical Contractors, General Contractors and those
interested LEED Certification and/or
in greatly
reducing heating and cooling costs in large buildings,
(non-residential).
Limited Seating, so please RSVP
to:
Jann Pierce |
jpierce@nmsolarshield.com | phone: 505.554.3500
www.nmsolarshield.com
Speaker
background:
Michael S.
Sherber PE has over twenty years of experience in manufacturing,
contracting and design of high performance HVAC equipment and
systems. He is nationally recognized for his expertise on indoor
air quality, high performance HVAC system design, and evaporative
cooling. He was co-author of the 2000 Connecticut Academy of
Sciences and Engineering (CASE) report to the Connecticut General
Assembly that formed the basis for Connecticut’s 2003 school indoor
air quality law. He was the first engineer in the State of
Connecticut to become a LEED-Accredited Professional in 2002. Mr.
Sherber has spoken frequently on high performance HVAC system
design, evaporative cooling, and indoor air quality at US Dept. of
Energy Rebuild America, NESEA and national ASHRAE events. He
designed the advanced HVAC systems for the first three LEED
certifiable public schools in New Jersey. These systems
actually cost less to build than typical non-high performance HVAC
systems. Sherber understands the design, construction, and finance
issues facing New Mexico building managers in their quest to comply
with new energy conservation goals.
Presentation:
During the
presentation, Mr. Sherber will explain the innovative hybrid, dual
duct HVAC system he designs. One of Sherber’s projects that will be
discussed is a high school in Wassau, WI, that was
upgraded to the new hybrid dual duct HVAC system in 2005. The
results of this upgrade were compared to a mirror image school
nearby that uses a traditional HVAC system. The new system resulted
in a net annual energy cost savings of
$164,000 in 2005 dollars. The added benefit was a
lower rate of student and staff absenteeism, as this new system
delivers FRESH air instead of recirculating existing, germ-laden
air. With air entering and exiting the HVAC system at a single
point, protection from unwanted contamination is easily managed.
