2016 Product ShowWednesday, May 18th

Earle Brown Heritage Center | Brooklyn Park

Come and join us for a full day of Equipment Displays and Technical Sessions

at the Earle Brown Heritage Center. The main floor is 8,600 sq ft. featuring

25+ manufacturer booths showcasing equipment samples and hands-on

demonstrations.

Main Floor doors open from 8am-5pm | Lunch & beverages will be provided

The 10 Technical Sessions will run from 8:30 am-3:30 pm in 2 separate breakout

rooms. We have hand-picked the topics and their experts to bring you innovative &

informative seminars pertinent to today’s construction & engineering world.

It’s time! TMS Johnson is bringing manufacturers & industry experts to you!

25+ Equipment Display Booths 10 Tech Sessions with PDH Credits Giveaways & Raffles throughout the day

A GUIDE TO AN INTEGRATED HVAC SYSTEM DESIGN FOR THE 21ST CENTURY NATATORIUM Technical Session A 8:30am-9:30amPresented by: Brad Hess

This presentation will cover the basics of natatorium system design with respect to heat-ing, cooling, and moisture load. We will address typical natatorium design challenges, including: condensation, building integrity, swimmers’ health, and proper air distribution. Proper dehumidification equipment design will be discussed, as well as commissioning of these systems.

Brad Hess is the Regional Manager for the Midwest and recently joined Desert Aire this year. Desert Aire is a leading manufacturer in DX based dehumidification equipment. They specialize in indoor pool dehumidification, dedicated outside air systems (DOAS), and indoor grow room environments. Brad oversees all Independent Sales Representa-tives in the Upper Midwest. Prior to Desert Aire, Brad spent 22 years in humidity control. Brad spent 14 years at DRISTEEM Humidifier Company calling on OEM’s and as a Regional Manager. Brad has been Regional Manager for Bry-Air Inc., a manufacture of desiccants dehumidifiers. Brad has also worked for an independent HVAC Represen-tative firm in the Minneapolis market. Brad has a Bachelor’s of Science Degree of Economics from the University of Minnesota and has attended Dunwoody Institute.

LAB EXHAUSTTechnical Session A 9:45am-10:45amPresented by: Joe Thorndal

This seminar will focus on how to design energy efficient lab exhaust systems. Integration of variable geometry nozzles and energy recovery plenums will be discussed. Fan monitoring systems that allow the owner to properly schedule preventive mainte-nance based on operation - not calendar dates - will also be covered

Joe has been in the HVAC industry for more than 20 years and has been with Greenheck since October of 2013. Prior to joining Greenheck Joe was a Senior Application Engineer for Mammoth Inc., a custom manufacturer of packaged rooftop and penthouse HVAC systems. He also worked as a Senior Application Engineer for McQuay International (now Daikin) providing application support for their air handler and split system condens-ing units. Joe earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Engineering from North Dakota State University and is also a member of ASHRAE.

NEW APPROACHES TO SLASH LAB & COMMERCIAL BUILDING ENERGY USE & IMPROVE IEQ Technical Session A 11am-12pm Presented by: Peter Hmelyar

In the face of significant energy costs and concerns over global warming, buildings are receiving increasing scrutiny to reduce their carbon footprint and cut their energy expenses. For many buildings outside air is the largest single driver of both energy efficiency and indoor environmental quality. Demand control ventilation has attempted to reduce energy expenses by controlling outside air but the actual results over time have been mixed at best. This presentation will discuss a more energy efficient and healthier variation on demand control ventilation that uses a new, cost effective, and more accu-rate sensing approach known as multiplexed sensing. Examples, including case studies, of how this solution has been used in office, classroom and laboratory buildings will be provided.

Peter Hmelyar is the Vice President of Channel Sales for Aircuity Inc. He joined the company in November 2000 and is responsible for all channel sales activities for the Aircuity OptiNet System in the United States and Canada. He previously was the Regional Vice President, Central Region which included (19) states and (2) Canadian Provinces. Aircuity is headquartered in Newton, MA and Peter is based in Wheaton, IL. Peter has over 35 years of sales management experience in the building and laboratory controls businesses. Mr. Hmelyar spent 10 years at Phoenix Controls in various positions of sales management including their VP of Global Sales with responsibility for all of their sales activities. During this time and before at Solidyne and Margaux Systems where he held VP of Sales, and VP of Sales and Marketing positions respectively, Mr. Hmelyar achieved great success working through independent distribution channels to provide building and laboratory controls solutions to their customers. He holds a BSME from the University of Akron.

FAN ARRAYS - TRUTH ABOUT SELECTION & SPECIFICATIONTechnical Session A 1pm-2pmPresented by: Jim Domholt

This seminar will show you how to correctly design/select a fan array based on your customer’s needs. You will see how to determine the correct number of fans, how to improve the sound profile as well as understand control considerations and VFD integration.

JJim Domholt is the Regional Manager for Energy Labs, Inc. Before ELI, he was with ClimateCraft, Inc. for seven years in Sales Management and spent 30 years at McQuay. Previously, Jim was the President of the MN Chapter of ASHRAE as well as a member of numerous AHRI committees.

UNDERFLOOR AIR DISTRIBUTION (UFAD)Technical Session A 2:15pm-3:15pm Presented by: TBDUnderfloor air distribution systems are a hybrid of displacement and mixing ventilation systems. A quick review of UFAD systems will be reviewed along with air distribution methods (ducted, pressurized & common plenums), reduction control complexity, diffus-er types. Design guidance will be provided for interior vs. perimeter zones.

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SESSION DESCRIPTIONS

MODULAR CHILLER DESIGN STRATEGIES AND BENEFITSTechnical Session B 8:30am-9:30amPresented by: Alan Niles

This seminar will cover the operation modes of 6 pipe heat recovery chiller modules, comparison of modular construction of various brands and system efficiencies. System operating efficiencies, remote monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities along with system applications towards building a net zero energy building will be discussed.

Alan Niles is the Western Region Commercial Sales Manager for WaterFurnace Interna-tional as well as an ASHRAE distinguished Lecturer. He is a Mechanical Engineer with over 27 years of experience working with manufacturers of commercial water source heat pumps (WSHPs) and ground loop heat pumps (GLHPs) concentrating on commer-cial tower/boiler system design & commercial geo-exchange system design.

ENERGY RECOVERYTechnical Session B 9:45am-10:45amPresented by: Scott Laurila

AHRI 1060 (performance rating of air-to-air exchangers for Energy Recovery Ventilation Equipment), AHRI 920 ( DX- dedicated outdoor air systems) will be covered. Integration on energy recovery devices in regards to ASHRAE 90.1 compliance will also be discussed.

Scott Laurila is the Product Manager for energy recovery products with Greenheck Fan Corporation. Scott has been with Greenheck since 2005 and has held positions as an application engineer for both make-up air and energy recovery products with respon-sibilities in the areas of new product development, technical and application support, and product sales and marketing. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is a section member in AHRI 1060 – Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Ventilation Equipment and AHRI 920 – DX-Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems standards committees.

CHILLED BEAMSTechnical Session B 11am-12pmPresented by: TBDThe seminar will cover available chilled beam products and their applications including hybrid DV/ACB systems, and induction unit retrofits. Proper selection and operation of chilled beams will be discussed along with beam optimization and selection software tools.

VRF - CONTROLLING A COMPLEX SYSTEMTechnical Session B 1pm-2pmPresented by: Wayne Hotchkiss

In this seminar we will discover all of the control options for the LG Multi V VRF systems from individual zone controllers to central controls and BMS integration options. We will also discuss all accessories that expand the capabilities of the LG V-Net controls to allow for control of third party devices.

Wayne Hotchkiss Is a Controls Champion for LG Electronics USA, Inc., CAC Division. He is based in Macon, GA. His professional career in the HVAC industry includes over 27 years in design, sales and service for various controls platforms. Wayne received a Business Management Degree from East Stroudsburg University in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.

GEO THERMAL DESIGNTechnical Session B 2:15pm-3:15pmPresented by: Alan Niles

This seminar will focus on geothermal design. Discussion will evaluate basic system geo thermal costs as compared to other hydronic systems. Design considerations to lower first cost on commercial ground loop systems and hybrid geo systems will also be covered.

Please see info under Tech Session A for Alan’s bio.

It’s time! TMS Johnson is bringing manufacturers & industry experts to you!

8:30 - 9:30

New Approaches to Slash Lab and Commercial Building Energy Use & Improve IEQ

8:30 - 9:30 Modular Chiller Design Strategies & Benefits

9:45 -10:45

A Guide to an Integrated HVAC System Design for the 21st Century Natatorium

9:45 -10:45 Energy Recovery / Energy Codes

11:00 - 12:00

Fan Arrays - Truth about Selection &

Specification

11:00 - 12:00

1:00 - 2:00

Lab Exhaust

1:00 - 2:00

VRF - Controlling a Complex System

Geo Thermal Design

2:15 - 3:15

2:15 - 3:15

Time Technical Session - A Time Technical Session - B

Underfloor Air Distribution (UFAD)

Chilled Beams

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Register by MONDAY, MAY 2ND to enter the raffle for one of these great prizes!1 raffle ticket given per Technical Session registration & attendance. Come all day and receive 5 entries!

The raffle will take place immediately following the last Technical Session – you do not need to be present to win.

TRIP FOR 2 TO LAS VEGAS!!Winners will receive round trip airfare for two people with hotel

accommodations at the Bellagio from Thursday-Sunday of their choice.

4 tickets in a private suite for a Home Game.Help us break in the new Stadium!

Winners can choose from any regular season home game.

4 tickets on the Champions Level to a Twins Home GameWinners can choose from any regular season home game.

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