SUSTAINABLE, HEALTH

& EFFECTIVE

ENVIRONMENT

Organized by : Sponsored by :

Speakers of the Day

Mr Mitchell Swann

ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer

Mr Rickie Chua

Product Strategy Manager of EBM-Papst SEA Pte. Ltd

Mr Ferdinand Ng

Director of ENER-SAVE Sdn Bhd

Mr Ferris Fu

Overseas Marketing Specialist of MIDEA CAC

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Registration Fee

DATE : 23rd

APRIL 2019 (TUESDAY)

VENUE : PALACE OF GOLDEN HORSES HOTEL, MINE WELNESS CITY, SERI KEMBANGAN

MASHRAE/MACRAMemberRM400

ASHRAE MEMBER

RM450

PUBLIC/OTHER

RM550

*Fees Included SST

Venue : Palace of the Golden HorsesCoordinate : 3.046604, 101.709372

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Ms Ann +603-9226 5050 Rex +6012-6496694

Ms Nur +603-7887 5886 Chine +6012-2328252

enquiry@macra.org.my

mashrae.my@gmail.com

Seminar Schedule

TIME TOPIC SPEAKER

8am Registration ( Breakfast Served)

9:00am Open Remark

9:15am Topic 1 : Design – Build and the Standard of Care :

Under which Standard? Under whose care?

Mr. Mitchell Swann

(ASHRAE DL)

10:15am Topic 2 : Energy Efficient Solution For AHU/FCU For

Sustainable Environment

Mr. Rickie Chua

11:15am Coffee Break (15 minutes)

11:30am Topic 3: Sustainable Cooling using Natural

Refrigerant and low global warming refrigerant as

green refrigerant.

Mr Ferdinand Ng

12:30pm Lunch Break

02:00pm Topic 4 : Design Build for Green Buildings –

Integrated Delivery of an Integrated Idea

Mr. Mitchell Swann

(ASHRAE DL)

03:00pm Topic 5 : (Sustainable, Health and Effective

Environments, An Innovation HVAC Solution)

Mr Ferris Fu Hao

04:00pm Break

04:10pm Topic 6 : Connecting Green Building Outcomes to

Enterprise Sustainability Programs.

Mr. Mitchell Swann

(ASHRAE DL)

5:00pm Q&A Session

1st Topic Design – Build and the Standard of Care: Under which Standard? Under whose Care?

As design-build achieves a broader footprint both geographically and by project type, not only are

more projects going that way, but there are more ways for that way to go. In this mix is the shifting

sands upon which the “custom and practice” of the industry is based – the Standard of Care. The

profession, in fact all professions, that operate under a Standard of Care recognize that what was

standard at one time can be archaic and outmoded in another. This program will look at one

example of a project within the context of a changing standard and some of the issues that can

create.

Topic Synopsis

2nd Topic – Energy Efficient Solution For AHU/FCU For Sustainable Environment

As a worldwide innovation leader in fans and motors with about 20,000 different products,

ebm-papst has the idea solution for virtually all air technology and drive engineering task. In

this technical seminar, EBM papst highly motivated technical expert Mr Rickie Chua, Product

Strategy Manager of EBM papst will share the topics below:

Energy efficiency capitalising on Fan Laws - Fan Grid design

Energy efficiency - wire to air to avoid conventional system in-efficiencies (drive system,

etc.)

Versatility of control (low level & high level) & monitoring (Modbus RTU)

‘Maintenance-free’ fan with high reliability

Step-less speed control (10-100%) with built-in VSD capability & built-in PFC to address

harmonic disruption to the power grid

3rd Topic – Sustainable Cooling using Natural Refrigerant and low global warming refrigerant

as green refrigerant.

Cooling system is the largest demand on electrical consumption in the world. The synthetic

refrigerant are utilised by most cooling appliance add significant ozone depleting and global

warming issue. UN montreal protocol finally put into an end by successfully phasing-out the

ozone depleting substance in cooling system. However, global warming is another issue

striking and threatening the world climate such as CO2 emission from vehicle, coal-fuel

electrical power generation and use of high global warming refrigerants. Kigali amendment to

Montreal protocol enter into effort to create phase down schedule on high global warming

substance. this topic covers the use of natural refrigerants and low global warming refrigerant

as a substitute of existing global warming refrigerant, the safety consideration, site

installation, service and maintenance.

4th Topic - Design Build for Green Buildings – Integrated Delivery of an Integrated Idea

Green design and construction is leading the charge of new design approaches in almost every

section of the building industry. The successful execution of a green building project, or more

specifically a LEED certified project, entails a more integrated approach throughout both the

design and construction processes. A key component of green design is the merging of the

architectural and engineering design effort to yield a more holistic design. The better the team

coordination, the greater the opportunities to deliver a high-performance building. Another

movement in the industry is in project delivery. Design\Build and partnering have become

much more commonplace project execution techniques even in public sector projects.

Design\build seeks to gain time and cost efficiencies by merging the lines between design and

construction. Given that both philosophies – green buildings and design\build – have the

integration of services at their core, it is only natural that the two would also merge in the

delivery of projects. This program will highlight some of the key ideas, elements and issues

that are inherent in both approaches and where and how they interface on a project.

5th Topic: Sustainable, Health and Effective Environments, An innovation HVAC Solution

Nowadays, power consumption is a big problem to the environment and different countries

have different driving policies and strategies, including HVAC segmentation. Nowadays the

heat pump in the world is up to 4 million units, China is dominated and Europe accounts for

14%, CAGR is up to 26%. As for regulations and policies, America proposed the CPP (Clean

Power Plan), Europe has the F-gas regulation which aims to reduce carbon dioxide emission

by 80% in 2035, and China has Clear Sky policy. As a HVAC manufacturer, we will highlight

some innovation designs and technologies in face of the global challenges and we will also

make a detailed answer about HVAC development with ABC (Artificial Intelligence, Big data

and Cloud service).

6th Topic - Connecting Green Building Outcomes to Enterprise Sustainability Programs.

Green, or high performance have become a target norm for almost any sizeable capital for

most “world class” business enterprises. The reasons for this focus can vary from broad

based concerns about the ‘public persona’, or PR to a more laser like focus on bottom line (

$$ & ¢) savings direct to the balance sheet. However, it is sometimes difficult to translate

what a new “bricks and mortar” office building or plant really means to overall corporate

value and sustainability. Energy and resource savings can be reported cleanly on the bottom

line, but there are other impacts which may not be readily captured and recorded. Properly

assessing and capturing the impacts of green buildings in procurement, execution and

operations on enterprise-wide sustainability metrics is essential to successfully measuring

and monitoring a program’s real performance and value. This program will identify multiple

impacts of green buildings on overall sustainability and how those impacts relate to key

performance indicators as part of an overall enterprise sustainability program.

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23 APRIL 2019 (TUESDAY) 8.30AM-5.30PMPALACE OF THE GOLDEN HORSES MINES

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