ASHRAE JOURN 37-3 TA-1995 ASHRAE Journal《ASHRAE日报第37卷第3号 1995年3月》.pdf

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1、ASHRAE TITLE*JOURN 37-3*TA 9.5 0759b50 05L5b2L 333 - ASHRAE TITLE*JOURN 37-3tTA 75 0757b50 0535622 27T Ourdamprs are built to fit your specs, as well as your deadline. facility thats IS09001 certified, so youre assured 0199g, riJnrniia, in, I, InL I I GJIUCZI lllal ,“,GI I IVC7Ii “III chair the foun

2、dations fund raising cam- paign. Gowan has also pledged to contrib- ute 1% of all dollars pledged, up to $10,000,000. Pledges of $10,000 or more will be recognized at Society meetings. “Monies raised for the ASHRAE Foun- dation will create a permanent source of income to fund educational programs,“

3、said ASHRAE President Billy R. Manning, PE. “This training will ultimately help the HVAC efficiency rating of 80.8%. 40,000 to 80,000 BTUH gas, propane 18,000 TO 32,000 BTUH cooling. Suitable for independent metering and control. Interior design protects from vandalism, weathering, and leaves buildi

4、ngs with an architecturally cosmetic appearance. or electric heating. For more information call: City of New York (905)431-0071 or fax (905)431-2208 MEA# 349-94-E (Circle No. 16 on Reader Service Card) ASHRAE Journal March 1995 11 - ASHRAE TITLE*JOURN 37-3*TA 95 m 0759650 0535634 T93 m Federal Metri

5、cation Progress Report By Charles R. Mir and J.E. Cox, Ph.D, P.E. Associate Government ASHRAE Director of Affairs Director Government Affairs Ost federal agencies have made con- M siderable progress over the past two yearstoward the goal of converting to metric units, according to two reports issued

6、 this year by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Executive Order 12770 directs the Secretary of Commerce to oversee the federal governments conversion to the metric system and to issue annual reports on the governments progress. Late this fall, NIST publicly released annual r

7、eports for 1992 and 1993, as required by the order. However, the 1993 report notes that there is a large variation in progress among theagencies. Thisvariation correlates with the metric readiness of the industries that the individual agencys programs affect and the amount of high-level visible lead

8、ership for metrication within each agency. The 1992 report contains an assess- ment of the impediments that federal agen- cies face in complying with the metric-use mandates from the 1988 Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act. This report con- tains consensus recommendations for all federal agencies

9、 to overcome perceived conversion problems and to achieve the maximum beneficial effects of metric con- version in US industry. The 1993 report documents the progress of federal agen- cies in converting their business-related programs and activities to metric use. According to both reports, federal

10、agencies are striving to establish a metric standard within the industries that the agen- cies serve. The agencies have succeeded, however, only to the extent that companies have accepted the new standard of measurement. The reports said in industries that deal extensively with the global marketplac

11、e, agencies find that companies welcome federal efforts. In areas that are less involved in the international arena, executive depart- ments encountered barriers to change. Among these barriers are the fear that customers will be unwilling to use the metric system and concerns about the cost of con-

12、 vert i ng . According to a preliminary report issued by the General Accounting Office (GAO), however, the construction sector leads federal agency metric conversion efforts. Single copies of the 1992 and 1993 Annual Metric Progress reports are available at no charge from the NET Metric Program, A14

13、6 Building 411, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD 20899-0001; telephone (301) 975-3690, fax (301) 948-1416 and elec- tronic mail mclemoreicf.nist.gov. Construction Metrication Council The Construction Metrication Council is composed of representatives of govern- mental

14、 and private-sector organizations as well as individuals with a substantial interest in a commitment to the use of the System International (SI) units (or metrication). The council supports the metrication of federal construction projects and promotes the adoption and use of the metric system of mea

15、surements as a means of increasing the international competitiveness, produc- tivity and quality of the US construction i n du st r y. The council, which operates as part of the National Institute of Building Sciences, meets bimonthly. The meeting includes briefings on activities in the private sect

16、or (new products, publications, etc.) as well as updates on progress towards metrication on federal construction projects. Represen- tatives from a broad cross-section of the federal agencies and departments that have responsibility for some aspect of facilities. Prior to each meeting of the council

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20、ASHRAE Journal March 1995 April ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE April 4-6 The 17th Annual National Industrial Energy Technology Conference. J.W. Marriott Hotel, Houston, Texas. Sponsored by the Energy Systems Lab at Texas A telephone (416) 6950447, fax (416) 695-0450. SOLTECH 95 April 9-13 Soltech 95.

21、Hyatt Regency on the Riverwalk, San Antonio, Texas. Contact: Michelle Birkenstock, SEIA, 122CSt. NW, Fourth Floor, Washington, DC 20001; telephone (202) 383-2600, fax (202) 383-2670. RSES CANADA April 19-22 The 56th Annual Education Conference- Beyond the Ozone Barrier: Saint John Harbour- side Hilt

22、on Hotel, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Sponsored by the Refrigeration Ser- vice Engineers Society. Contact: Ross White, conference chairman, telephone (606) 636-8989, fax (606) 636-3101 RPA NATIONAL CONFERENCE April 21-22 The First Annual Radiant Panel Association National Conference. Thunderb

23、ird Hotel and Convention Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Contact: RPA, PO Box 2, Buffalo, MN 55313-0002; telephone (612) 682-4844. fax (612) 682-4670. May GAS EFFICIENCY EXPOSITION/ CONFERENCE May 9-11 The 1995 North American Gas Efficiency Exposition and Conference. The Energy Resource Center, Expo

24、sition Pavilion, Downey, California. Contact: The trade shows director at (310) 498-8160. IAQ INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE May 10-12 Second International Conference on Indoor Air Quality, Ventilation and Energy Conservation in Buildings. Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Spon- sored by the Center for Building S

25、tudies (CBS), and co-supported by ASHRAE. Contact: CBS, Concordia University, 1455 de Maisonneuve Boulevard W, Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3G 7M8; telephone (514) 848-3200, fax (514) 848-7965. ASHRAE Journal March i 995 The best selling low pressure transmitter 01 1 comes With a unique attachment. 1 T

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33、 Heating Exhibition for China. China Foreign Trade Center, Guangzhou, China. Contact: Business telephone (852) 2865 2633, fax (852) 2865 5513,2866 1770. FIFTH WORLD CONGRESS May 14-19 Habitat and the High-Rise: Tradition and Innovation Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Sponsored by the Council on Tall Bui

34、ldings and Urban Habitat and the Dutch Council on Tall Buildings. Contact: Council Headquarters, Lehigh University, 13 East Packer Avenue, Bethlehem, PA 18015; telephone (610) 758-4522, fax (610) 758-3515. APPLIANCE TECHNICAL CONFERENCE May 15-17 The 46th Annual International Appliance Technical Con

35、ference. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Co-sponsored by ASHRAE. Contact. IATC, PO Box 790, Batavia, IL 60510; telephone (708) 406-1884, fax (708) 406-9185. NBBI GENERAL MEETING May 15-19 The 64th General Meeting of the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspec- tors. Anchorage

36、, Alaska. Contact. NBBI, 1055 Crupper Avenue, Columbus, OH 43229-1183; telephone (614) 888-8320, fax (614) 888-0750. CHINA REFRIGERATION 95 May 18-22 The 6th International Exhibition for Refrigera- tion, Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning, Frozen Food Processing, Packaging and Storage. Beijin

37、g Exhibition Center, Beijing. China. Contact Lu Lei, Beijing International Exhibition Center, 4/F, 2nd Central Bldg., Hualong St., Nanheyan. Beijing, China 100006; telephone 5242933, 5125185; fax 5 1251 83. CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE May 22-23 The International Conference on Climate Change. Washingto

38、n Hilton Hotel, Washington, DC Sponsored by the Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy and the International Climate Change Partnership. Contact: Interna- tional Climate Change Conference, PO Box 236, Frederick, MO 21701; telephone (301) 695-3762, fax (703) 2432874. June HVAC SOUTHEAST EXPO Jun

39、e 6-7 The debut of the HVAC Southeast Expo Ft Lauderdale Convention Center, Ft Lauderdale, Florida Contact Becky L Dvorin, show manager, Samanna Expositions Inc ,155 Post Road East, Suite 11 PO Box3101, Westpori CT 06880, telephone (203) 2210820, fax (203) 221-0004 (Circle Na. 24 an Reader Service C

40、ard) ASHRAE JournalMarch 1995 ASHRAE TITLE*JOURN 37-3*TA 95 075qb50 055b3q 573 m THERMAL ENGINEERING CONFERENCE June 14-16 The 9th International Conference on Thermal Engineering and Thermogrammetry House of Technology Budapest, Hungary Contact Dr Birol Kilkis, Heatway, 3131 W Chestnut Expressway Sp

41、ringfield MO 65802, telephone(417) 864 6108 fax (417) 864-8161 INTERNATIONAL IAQ SYMPOSIUM June 79-27 The International Symposium on Indoor Air Quality in Practice Moisture and Cold Climate Solutions Location to be announced Organized by the Norwegian Society of Chartered Engineers and the Internati

42、onal Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate Con- tact The Norwegian Society of Chartered Engi neers, PO Box 2312 Solli N 0201, Oslo Norway CSI CONVENTION June 23-25 The Construction Specifications Institutes 39th Annual Convention and Exhibition Min neapolis Convention Center Minneapolis Min- nes

43、ota Contact Lisa Derby, CSI Convention Services Department, (703) 684 0300 ASHRAE ANNUAL MEETING June 24-28 The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-conditioning Engineers 1995 Annual Meeting. San Diego Marriott Hotel and Marina, San Diego, California. Contact: ASHRAE Meetings Section,

44、 1791 Tullie Circle NE, Atlanta, GA 30329; telephone (404) 636-8400, fax (4,04) 321-5478. July SOLAR ENERGY CONFERENCE July 15-20 Solar 95 Conference, includes the 24th American Solar Energy Society Annual Con- ference and the 20th National Passive Solar Conference. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Contact:

45、American Solar Energy Society, 2400 Central Avenue, G-1, Boulder, CO 80301; telephone (303) 443-3130, fax (303) 443-3212. August BUILDING PERFORMANCE CONFERENCE The 4th International Building Performance Simulation Association Conference. Madison, Wisconsin. Contact: John Mitchell, University of Wis

46、consin, Mechanical Engineering Dept., 1500 Johnson Drive, Madison, WI 53706.1687; telephone (608) 2625972, fax (608) 262-8464. August 14-16 October SMACNA CONVENTION October 29-November 1 The 52nd SMACNA Annual Convention San Francisco Marriott Hotel, San Francisco, California Contact SMACNA, PO Box

47、221230, Chantilly, VA 22021-1209, telephone (703) 803-2980, fax (703) 803 3732 Upcoming conferences outside the US (From August 1995 and on) August 20-25, 1995. THE 19TH INTERNA TIONAL CONGRESS OF REFRIGERATION The Hague, The Netherlands Sponsored by IIR A special exhibition will also occur with the

48、con- gress so industry companiescan display recent innovations Contact J J den Daas PO Box 747, 3700 AS Zeist, The Netherlands, telephone 31+3404 31611 fax 31+3404 20096 August 29-31, 1995. Ill CIAR IBERIAN- AMERICAN CONGRESS OF AIR CONDITION- ING AND REFRIGERATION Sao Paulo, Brazil Co-sponsored by

49、ASHRAE The V CONBRAVA- Brazilian Congress of Refrigeration, Ventilation and Air Conditioning will also be held there on August 28-31,1995 Contact Jose Carlos Felam- ingo, Avenida Rio Branco, 1492-CEP 01206-001, Sao Paulo, Brazil, telephone (Oll) 221-5777, fax (011) 222-4418 ASHRAE TITLEaJOURN 37-3*TA 95 07591 BFS INDUSTRIES Most Trusted Name in Boiler Room Equipment for a Half Century. Designing the finest Boiler Feed and Condensate Systems for Industrial, Commercial, and Municipal Applications. PACKAGED BOILER LOW PROFILE FEED SYSTEMS CONDENSAT