CNYSHE; Monthly Luncheon; Johnson Controls; Review of ASHRAE Guideline 36

Bullet Points

· Simplified Summary

· How the Guideline is presented by ASHRAE

· How the Guideline can be specified by design engineers

· Design considerations and implementation issues

· General control logic

· General thermal and ventilation logic

· VAV terminals and AHU logic

· Alarms, alarm management and faults

Learning Objectives:

This presentation will be based on the following learning objectives

1) Understanding ASHRAE Guideline 36

2) Benefits of using Guideline 36 for design engineers and building owners

3) Design considerations and implementation

4) Overview of different levels and suppression of alarms

Presented by: Scott Edwards

Scott has been in the Building Automation industry since 1992, has been with Johnson Controls since 1995 and has many roles within JCI prior to joining the sales team. Scott started out as an Applications Engineer where he developed temperature control hardware submittals and was responsible for the field level control programming and commissioning. Since 2015, Scott works with the Rochester and Ithaca area mechanical contractors and mechanical engineers to support plan and spec projects, as well as marketing, selling and specifying Metasys for critical control and energy management applications, cybersecurity and sustainability projects with consultants and customers

Contact Information:

[email protected], (585) 301-6591

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