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1998-1999 CENTRAL INDIANA CHAPTER OFFICERS
- President Mike Keller, Honeywell 580-6171
Vice-President Bob Gehrlich, Energy Systems Group 227-6510
Secretary Phil Munsey, B&B Air 578-3000Treasurer Steve Rosenberg, LESCO Assoc. 257-4906
BOARD OF GOVERNORSBill Sigman Mac Stewart Gary Aletto Mike Webster
Membership Promotion Nightat the Marten House
Tuesday April 13thPlace: Marten House - next to St. Vincents Hospital on 86th Street.Time: 5:30 – Tech Session6:30 – Social Hour
7:00 – Dinner7:30 – Program
Cost: $15 per person, includes the dinner and Program. Cash Bar is available.Program:Our program will focus on the fundamentals of infrared heating from both an application and design point of view. Equipment efficiency issues will be addressed both present and future. Time permitting, a review of application issues and design specifics will also be included.Our speaker will be the corporate director for technical sales from the Roberts-Gordon Company of Buffalo NY, Mr. Ron Gingrich.
Roberts-Gordon is a leading manufacturer of low intensity infrared heating equipment, having facilities in the USA, Canada and the United Kingdom. Their products are distributed in over thirty-eight countries. Mr. Gingrichs primary function is to provide technical applications and engineering instruction throughout their distribution network. Mr. Gingrich lectures at seminars to the engineering community, gas utilities, educational institutions etc. He has spoken in over fifteen countries outside the USA and Canada over the past three years.Mr. Gingrich has been with Roberts-Gordon for fifteen years and been associated with the HVAC industry since 1980. Heat recovery and filtration systems also come within his purview. Mr. Gingrich graduated from McMaster University in 1974 with honors
Tech SessionThe topic will be "Production Cooling and Storage of Heat Sensitive Materials"Phil Munsey and Karl Heisserer. Phil attended ITT Tech & Indiana Northern University graduating in 1970 with a BS in Electronic Technology Engineering with a minor in business. Phil has worked in the HVAC Industry since 1971 most recently with B&B Air.
Karl attended the University of Missouri - Rolla from 1970 to 1976 and graduated with a BS/MS in engineering. Karl worked for the Trane Company from 1976 until April of 1995. Since April he has served as the CEO of HBA Inc. HBA represents McQuay for most of Indiana. Reservations: For reservations, call Debbie Jack at Honeywell tel: 580-6166 by Friday April 9th 1999. If you receive Debbie’s voice mail please leave a message stating your name, company, the number of reservations required and your phone number.PRESIDENT’S MESSAGEThank you for all of your understanding in having to reschedule our March meeting. Our guest speaker was unable to get out of Washington D.C. to be at our meeting. I guess March did come in like a lion, so we should have an early start to the golfing season at the end of March.
Principals of our area Consulting Engineering firms will be receiving a notice for our "Featured Consultant" series in the next couple of weeks. Please look for it so your firm can be recognized within our organization. We are also soliciting input for programs for our 1999-2000 programs, so please circulate these around your office and fax them back to me. The better the input for our programs the better the programs will be.
I would like to sincerely thank Chuck Seaver for his contribution to the Central Indiana ASHRAE Chapter. Chuck will be resigning his position as Historian as he is moving to Ohio with his wife. Chuck assures us that he will still visit us and attend some meetings. We sure hope so. As Historian, Chuck has done a tremendous job, he helps us select the "Man of the Year" and co-ordinates recognition of Past Presidents, 50 year, Life and Fellow members. Chuck has written several histories of interesting or unusual HVAC &R system, including theaters having ammonia compressor cooling, and well water-cooling. One of the most outstanding contributions is to collect and archive our Chapter Archives at the Indiana State Library. This truly is a remarkable feat as it preserves our heritage as a professional organization. Chuck we would like to sincerely thank you for all of your contributions.M. K. Stewart
c/o Energy Systems Group
5420 W. Southern Avenue, Suite 407Indianapolis, Indiana 46241
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Plans call for the ASHRAE Learning Institute to become fully functional by July 2000. The Institute will encompass the Society's current educational programs, including Professional Development Seminars, self-directed courses and short courses.
The Society also announced that Presidential Member Richard B. Hayter, Ph.D, PE, Fellow ASHRAE, was appointed dean of the Institute, serving a one-year term as an academic advisor. He is associate dean of Engineering for External Affairs at Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas. He served as ASHRAE's president in 1995-96. He also has served on the Society's Board of Directors, has chaired numerous councils and committees, and is a recipient of ASHRAE's Distinguished Service Award. He presently serves on the ASHRAE Foundation Board of Trustees, the Nominating Committee, the Education Council and chairs the International Committee.Visit our web page—http://www.indyashrae.org<< Go Back
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