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Join us for our I2SL Texas Chapter Spring Educational Event and Happy Hour featuring Thomas McGee, VP of Operations for Konvekta USA Inc. speaking on 100% Electric Designs.
Don't miss the chance to connect with industry experts and learn in a relaxing and friendly atmosphere, and gain insights on the latest technology in energy recovery systems to improve sustainability in your laboratory and manufacturing facilities.

  • As VP of Operations for Konvekta USA, Tom's focus is on the design, development, and optimization of high performance energy recovery systems. He was previously Energy Manager at the University of Denver for nine years, where his responsibilities included all aspects of HVAC and building automation infrastructure. He holds a BSEE from SIU-C.

  • Energy Recovery & Integrated Heat Pumps: The application of 100% Electric designs across multiple climate zones using energy recovery concepts that set the stage for a NET Zero future while minimizing annual utility expense and reducing initial capital costs

    All Electric heating system applications are generally considered to be a challenge on a variety of fronts, including the containment of initial project costs and the difficulty of designing heating systems that are both efficient and resilient, particularly in colder climate zones.

    This presentation reviews the application of three ALL ELECTRIC concepts, two of which include the integration of high performance energy recovery with heat pumps, based the characteristics of three very different climate zones. The analysis will also encompass initial capital cost considerations as well as annual utility expense advantages in both heating and cooling dominate climate zones.

    The three climate zones where the 100% electric design concepts are applied include:

    1. San Francisco – High efficiency energy recovery with indirect adiabatic cooling of the exhaust and ground source heat pump

    2. Atlanta - Heat Pumps integrated directly into the Energy Recovery System

    3. Boston - Heat pumps with exhaust air heat source and a second coil in the exhaust coil, designed to provide the entire building hot water requirement

    System 1 eliminates gas-fired heating, while delivering a COP of 24.7 at winter design

    System 2 provides 99.5% of the annual heating and 30% of the combined summer cooling and reheat requirement via energy recovery, while reducing initial chiller and boiler expense by over $1 million

    System 3 provides 100% of the annual heating in a cold climate zone, without boilers


πŸ—“οΈ Date: Thursday, May 16th, 2024
πŸ•’ Time: 4:30 pm - 6:30pm
Location: Multi-city across Texas, see details below


πŸ“DFW location
McMillan James Equipment Company
1044 Texan Trail, Grapevine, TX 76051

πŸ“Austin location
J. E. Dunn Construction
1601 South MoPac Expressway
Barton Skyway Two, suite 450
Austin, TX 78746

πŸ“Houston location
Arup
10370 Richmond Ave. Suite 475, Houston, TX

Get ready for an evening of networking, education and fun. See you there!

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