Seminar 29 -- Deep Savings with ASHRAE Guideline 36: Demonstrations Today and Innovations for Tomorrow PDF

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ASHRAE Guideline 36 has rapidly grown in popularity since its first publication and offers the opportunity to significantly improve building energy efficiency and operational performance. This session presents work completed as part of a California Energy Commission study, titled EPIC Best in Class, which focused on demonstrating cost effective energy savings in existing buildings by improving building automation systems, such as with Guideline 36. Speakers present the results from several successful demonstration projects, provide an overview of the current and future marketplace, and highlight two concepts that were piloted to streamline the use of Guideline 36 in the future.

1. Proving the Potential: Field Demonstrations of ASHRAE Guideline 36 Retrofits< /br> Curtis Fong, P.E., Member, Taylor Engineers, Alameda, CA
2. Driving Market Adoption of ASHRAE Guideline 36< /br> Rupam Singla, P.E., Member, TRC, Oakland, CA
3. Model-Based Estimation of Energy Savings from ASHRAE Guideline 36< /br> David Blum, Ph.D., Member, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA
4. ASHRAE Guideline 36 Certification: A Pilot Approach for Guideline 36 Programming Validation< /br> Reece Kiriu, P.E., Member, Taylor Engineers, Alameda, CA