Topic: Energy Efficiency in Industrial Ammonia Refrigeration Systems
Place: Grange Audubon Center, 505 W Whittier St, Columbus
Date: Monday, December 15, 2014
Time: Registration 11:30am, Program 11:45am
Cost: $20 Local ASHRAE Members, $25 Non-Local ASHRAE Members
Speaker: Abdul Qayyum "Q" Mohammed, Engineer with Go Sustainable Energy
Q is an engineer with Go Sustainable Energy (Go). He believes that energy efficiency is key to a sustainable future, globally. AtGo, Q works with a wide variety of clients including commercial buildings, manufacturing facilities and utilities to help identify, quantify and verify energy savings opportunities. Q regularly presents on energy efficiency applications for ammonia refrigeration, compressed air, and chilled water systems to industrial groups such as the Ohio Manufacturers Association.
Prior to Go, Q completed his Masters in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Dayton (UD) with a focus in Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. Q completed 20 industrial energy assessments with UD's Industrial Assessment Center (IAC). His research goal was to understand energy use of ammonia refrigeration systems and develop a methodology for simulating annual energy use of these systems. Q has two publications related to ammonia refrigeration systems, one in ASHRAE and one in ACEEE. Q's Ammonia Refrigeration simulation tool is used at UD-IAC to quantify energy savings in ammonia refrigeration systems.
Relevant Publications:
Title: Principles of Energy Efficient Ammonia Refrigeration Systems (Lead author)
Source: ASHRAE Transactions 2013, Volume 119, Part 2 (DE-13-019)
Title: Energy Efficient Design, Retrofit and Control of Evaporative Condensers in Ammonia Refrigeration Systems (Lead author)
Source: 2013 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Industry - Proceedings
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