Community Sustainability Project Pamphlet
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The document summarizes the 2016 Community Sustainability Project. It was led by the SIUE ASHRAE Design Team students and aimed to reduce the energy consumption related to HVAC&R at Beverly Farm, an assisted living community, through sustainable design. The students conducted load studies, learned HVAC design software, and designed a full HVAC system for the building with assistance from industry mentors. Donations for the project totaled $127,868.
Community Sustainability Project Pamphlet
- 1. 2016 Community Sustainability Project Main Project Contributers Consultants and Mentors Vinny Stanec P.E. AC Systems Inc Patrick O’Brien P.E. Dynamic Engineered Systems Contractor Dan Dotson - GRP SIUE ASHRAE Design Team Paul Cefaratti Brandon Churchill Kyle DeProw Tim Gillis Clayton Gotts Nick Otto Andrew Spangenberg Media Production Emma Adkisson Reid Linksvayer The main goal of the Community Sustainabil- ity Project is to leave a legacy representing ASHRAE’s commitment to sustainability that will inspire future generations. ASHRAE mem- bers help by reaching out to local charities and non-profit organizations reduce energy consumption related to HVAC&R utilizing sustainable design and materials This is the first year the Community Sustainability Project has been student led. This provided the students with excellent undergraduate engineering experience. Students conducted load studies, learned to read, interpret, and draw design plans, used software such as Trane Trace, eQuest, AutoCAD and multiple others in order to complete the project. With the assistance of professional engineer Patrick O’Brien of Dynamic Engineered Systems the students learned how to size and design a full HVAC system for a building. Beverly Farm is an assisted living community for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities located in Godfrey, Illinois. The campus is an 80 acre community with almost 400 residents.
- 2. Before After Thank You to Our Sponsors Total Project Donations $127,868