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ASHRAE Journal Article Index 2011

Acoustics

Acoustic Performance Measurement Protocols.
Neil Moiseev. P. 28. Jan.

Air Distribution

Designing for Comfort: Selecting Air-Distribution
Outlets.
David A. John. P. 38. Sept.

BACnet®

BACnet Alarming Revised..
Bernhard Isler P. B12. Nov.
BACnet: Operator Workstations.
Steven T. Tom. P. B6. Nov.

BIM

BIM Test at ASHRAE HQ.
Steven F. Bruning. P. 28. April.
BIM for Energy Savings.
Thomas Kotwal, Ratcharit Ponoum, James
Brodrick. P. 81. Sept.

Building Automation

A Guide to Wireless Technologies.
Patrick Harder. P. 44. Feb.

Building Sciences

Decks: Roofs You Walk On.
Joseph W. Lstiburek. P. 62. Mar.
High Risk Walls.
Joseph W. Lstiburek. P. 52. July.
Indoor Swimming Pools and Water Parks.
Joseph W. Lstiburek. P. 64. Sept.
Just Right & Airtight.
Joseph W. Lstiburek. P. 58. May.
Leiningen vs. the Ants Redux.
Joseph W. Lstiburek. P. 74. Oct.
Parapets: Where Roofs Meet Walls.
Joseph W. Lstiburek. P. 50. Feb.
Seeing Red Over Green Roofs.
Joseph W. Lstiburek. P. 68. June.

Business and Management

Why Go International.
Ramez Naguib. P. 66. Jan.

Chiller Plants

Optimizing Design & Control of Chilled Water
Plants: Part 1: Chilled Water Distribution
System Selection.
Steven T. Taylor. P. 14. July.
Optimizing Design & Control of Chilled Water
Plants. Part 2: Condenser Water System
Design.
Steven T. Taylor. P. 26. Sept.
Optimizing Design & Control of Chilled Water
Plants: Part 3: Pipe Sizing and Optimizing
ΔT.
Steven T. Taylor. P. 22. Dec.

Commissioning

Capturing the Potential.
Evan Mills. P. 86. Feb.
Commissioning High-Tech Facilities.
Evan Mills. P. 18. Nov.
Retrocommissioning Older Buildings.
Dave McFarlane. P. 26. Aug.

Cogeneration

Car Assembly Plant Cogeneration System.
Ainul Abedin. P. 38. Jan.

Corrosion

Controlling Corrosion in Marine Refrigeration
Systems.
Amey S. Majgaonkar. P. 50. April.

Data Centers

Data Center Environments: ASHRAE's Evolving
Thermal Guidelines.
Robin A. Steinbrecher, Roger Schmidt. P. 42. Dec.
Data Center Heat Rejection: Indirect Air-Side
Economizer Cycle.
Keith Dunnavant. P. 44. Mar.

Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems

DOAS Misconceptions.
Stanley A. Mumma. P. 76. Aug.

Emerging Technologies

AC Capacity Modulation.
John Dieckmann, James Brodrick. P. 70. Feb.
BIM for Energy Savings.
Thomas Kotwal; Ratcharit Ponoum, James
Brodrick P. 81. Sept.
Commercial Envelopes.
Alissa Cooperman, John Dieckmann, James
Brodrick. P. 134. July.
Condensing Technology for Home Water
Heating.
Alissa Cooperman, John Dieckmann,
James Brodrick. P. 49. Jan.
Cool and Dry Comfort.
John Dieckmann, Alissa Cooperman,
James Brodrick. P. 90. May.
Cooling on a Small Scale.
Alissa Cooperman, John Dieckmann,
James Brodrick. P. 84. Oct.
Drain Water Heat Recovery.
Alissa Cooperman, John Dieckmann,
James Brodrick. P. 58. Nov.
Home Envelope Retrofits.
Alissa Cooperman, John Dieckmann,
James Brodrick. P. 82. June.
Solid-State Cooling, Part I.
John Dieckmann, Alissa Cooperman,
James Brodrick. P. 82. Mar.
Solid-State Cooling, Part 2.
John Dieckmann, Alissa Cooperman,
James Brodrick. P. 66. April.
Superinsulated Homes.
Alissa Cooperman; John Dieckmann,
James Brodrick. P. 66. Aug.
Water/Electricity Trade-Offs.
Alissa Cooperman, John Dieckmann,
James Brodrick. P. 118. Dec.

Energy Efficiency and Management

10 Common Problems in Energy Audits.
Ian Shapiro. P. 26. Feb.
Plug Load Design Factors.
Christopher K. Wilkins, Mohammad H.
Hosni. P. 30. May.
Revision of EU Energy Performance Directive.
Chris Breslin, Tim Dwyer. P. 104. May.

Energy Simulation

Streamlining Energy Simulation to Identify
Building Retrofits.
Aleka Pappas, Sue Reilly. P. 32. Nov.

Fans

Select Fans Using Fan Total Pressure to Save
Energy.
John Cermak, John Murphy. P. 44. July.

Furnaces

Do Furnaces Dry Air? .
Jim Crawford, Roy Crawford. P. 78. Mar.

Geothermal

Less Pumping Means Cooler Ground Loops.
Steve Kavanaugh. P. 26. July.

Hall of Fame

Energy Simulation in the Building Design Process.
Daniel H. Nall, Drury B. Crawley. P. 36. July.
History of the Changing Concepts in Ventilation
Requirements.
A.K. Klauss, R.H. Tull, L.M. Roots,
J.R. Pfafflin. P. 34. Feb.

Health Care

Displacement Ventilation in Hospital Environments.
Yuguo Li, Peter V. Nielsen, Mats
Sandberg. P. 86. June.
Health Care Standard Update.
Paul Ninomura, Judene Bartley, Christopher
Rousseau. P. 56. Mar.
Hospital Retrofit.
Gilles Desmarais. P. 32. Mar.
Medical Center Rx.
Matt Volgyi. P. 56. Dec.
UVGI in Air Handlers.
William P. Bahnfleth. P. 70. April.

HVAC

HVAC Selection for Envelope-Dominated
Buildings.
Ian Shapiro, Umit Sirt. P. 30. Oct.
Right-Sizing HVAC: It Can Be Just Plain
Wrong.
Max Sherman, Iain Walker. P. 78. June.

Hydronics

Performance of Combination Hydronic Systems.
Thomas Butcher. P. 36. Dec.

IAQ

ASHRAE's IAQ Mission.
Andrew K. Persily. P. 138. July.
Building-Related IAQ.
Leon Alevantis, Hal Levin. P. 86. Mar.
Hospital Surge Capacity.
Shobha S. Subhash, Lewis J.
Radonovich. P. 76. Sept.
Standard 62.2 Update.
Steven J. Emmerich. P. 62. Jan.
Theory Meets Practice: Indoor Air 2011.
Lawrence J. Schoen. P. 90. Oct.
Understanding SVOCs.
Ying Xu, Jensen Zhang. P. 121. Dec.
Weatherization and Indoor Air Quality.
Paul Francisco. P. 96. May.

Laboratories

Saving Energy in Lab Exhaust Systems.
John J. Carter, Brad C. Cochran, Jeff D.
Reifschneider. P. 26. June.

Maintenance

Continuous Maintenance for College Campus.
John Vucci. P. 20. Jan.

Metering

Making the Case for Energy Metering.
Jim Plourde. P. 20. April.
On the Path to Net Zero: How Do We Get
There From Here?
Gordon V.R. Holness. P. 50. June.

Pipes

Saving Energy by Insulating Pipe Components
on Steam & Hot Water Distribution Systems.
Gordon H. Hart. P. 42. Oct.

Pumps

Affinity Laws: Why They Work & When They
Don't.
Richard W. Ford. P. 42. Mar.

Refrigeration

Adsorption Refrigeration: New Opportunities
for Solar.
Kai Wang, Edward A. Vineyard. P. 14. Sept.
Controlling Corrosion in Marine Refrigeration
Systems.
Amey S. Majgaonkar. P. 50. April.
Liquid Refrigerant Pumping in Industrial Refrigeration Systems.
Todd B. Jekel, Douglas T. Reindl. P. 36. Aug.
Thermal Coupling of Cooling and Heating
Systems.
Andy Pearson. P. 18. Feb.

Restaurants

Energy Savings for Quick Service Restaurants.
Jian Zhang, Derek Schrock, Andrey
Livchak, Bing Liu. P. 36. Mar.

Schools

Eco-Friendly, Affordable, School.
Jean Molina, Chantale Bourdages. P. 52. May.
Green School Lab.
Robert H. Thompson. P. 44. May.
State-of-Art School.
Derek A. Crowe. P. 36. May.

Seismic

Earthquake: New Codes Provide Tools, But
We Need to Ensure Compliance.
James A. Carlson, Robert E. Simmons. P. 44. April.
Seismic Restraint.
James R. Tauby. P. 20. May.

Smart Grid

Demand Response and Standards: New Role
for Buildings in the Smart Grid.
David Holmberg. P. B23. Nov.
Getting Smart on the Electrical Grid.
Ed Koch, Roy Kolasa. P. B29. Nov.
Information Model Standard for Integrating
Facilities with Smart Grid.
Steven T. Bushby. P. B18. Nov.

Solar NZEB Project

Comfort Conditioning and Indoor Air Quality.
Ty Newell, Ben Newell. P. 78. May.
Equinox House Performance.
Ty Newell, Ben Newell. P. 57. July.
Equinox Meets Needs.
Ty Newell, Ben Newell. P. 63. Aug.
Ground Heat Transfer.
Ty Newell, Ben Newell. P. 62. Feb.
Low-Energy Appliances.
Ty Newell, Ben Newell. P. 60. April.
Solar Collection & Use.
Ty Newell, Ben Newell. P. 72. June.
Supersealing a House.
Ty Newell, Ben Newell. P. 54. Jan.
Thermal Mass Design.
Ty Newell, Ben Newell. P. 70. Mar.

Standard 55

What's New in ASHRAE's Standard on Comfort.
Stephen C. Turner. P. 42. June.

Standard 62.2

Standard 62.2 Update.
Steven J. Emmerich. P. 62. Jan.

System Effect

System Effect: To Believe It Is to See It.
Sutton G. Page. P. 38. June

Technology Awards

Adaptive Reuse for Clinics.
Jeffrey P. Blaevoet. P. 38. April.
Aquifer for Cooling.
Tony Costa. P. 50. Oct.
Beyond the Envelope: Restoring a 19th Century
Courthouse to Its Original Purpose.
Chantale Bourdages, Marco Freitas.
P. 50. Dec.
Cool Weather Savings: Using Hybrid Refrigeration
Systems for Chiller Retrofit.
Peter F. Bailey, Walt Joncas, Greg Dodge.
P. 48. Aug.
Creating a Healing Environment: Efficient
Hospital.
Gerry Noorts, Michael W. Murphy. P. 52. Nov.
Dual-Fan System.
Michel Sotura. P. 54. Oct.
Eco-Friendly, Affordable, School.
Jean Molina, Chantale Bourdages. P. 52. May.
Green School Lab.
Robert H. Thompson. P. 44. May.
Hospital Retrofit.
Gilles Desmarais. P. 32. Mar.
Hospital Upgrade: Heat Recovery, Geothermal
Save Energy.
Jack Kafesdjian. P. 44. Aug.
Laundry Upgrade.
Yan Ferron. P. 44. Nov.
Library Sets Example.
Jeffrey Blaevoet, Chien Si Harriman. P. 48. Sept.
Medical Center Rx.
Matt Volgyi. P. 56. Dec.
Resort Central Plant.
Al Butkus. P. 48. July.
State-of-Art School.
Derek A. Crowe. P. 36. May.
Sustainable Campus.
David L. Grassl. P. 54. Sept.
Walls to Heat, Cool.
Heric D. Holmes, Murdoch D. MacPherson. P. 62. June.

Underfloor Air Distribution

Testing for Leaks in Underfloor Plenums.
Steven Anticknap, Mary Opalka. P. 16. Dec.

Variable Air Volume

High-Performance VAV Systems.
John Murphy. P. 18. Oct.

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