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SUMMARY:Spring Clay Shoot
DESCRIPTION: View Larger Flyer Image by clicking here\n  \nWHAT: 2021 SPRING CLAY SHOOT \nWHEN: FRIDAY\, APRIL 30TH\n11:00 AM\nREGISTRATION OPENS\n12:00 PM\nLUNCH SERVED\n1:00 PM\nSHOOT TIME \nWHERE: ELK CREEK HUNT CLUB & RESORT\n1860 Georgetown Road\,\nOwenton\, KY 40359 \nEntry Fee: \n\n$1000 per team + $35 Gun Rental if needed\nfor 1st person on team. $25 for each\nadditional person using the same gun.\n‐ 4 people per team\n $250 per person + $35 Gun Rental\n\nEntry Fee includes 100 clays per person\,\nammunition\, and golf cart. \nOne stand sponsor sign is included with the\npurchase of a team. \nRegistration:\nPre‐register at\nwww.bluegrassashrae.org/events/ \nOne stand sponsor sign can be purchased for\n$250. \nA mulligan can be purchased for $15. Each\nmulligan is good for 2 birds at one stand and\ncan only help\, not hurt the shooter. (max 2 per\nperson\, max 8 per team) \n*Lunch will be provided by Daikin North America and will be free to all attendees.*
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/spring-clay-shoot/
LOCATION:Elk Creek Hunt Club and Resort\, 1860 Georgetown Rd.\, Owenton\, KY\, 40359\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20200925T073000
DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20200925T150000
DTSTAMP:20200814T132357Z
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SUMMARY:Bluegrass ASHRAE Golf Scramble
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URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/ashrae-golf-scramble/
LOCATION:Houston Oaks Golf Course\, 555 Houston Oaks Dr\, Paris\, KY\, 40361\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20200909T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20200909T130000
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SUMMARY:Chapter Meeting: Air Cleaning and Filtration – has the industry learned anything in 2020?
DESCRIPTION:Air Cleaning and Filtration – has the industry learned anything in 2020? \nTopic: \nParticulate filters used in HVAC systems have been around since the early 20th century.  Fire proception\, HVAC system cleanliness\, and building cleanliness were the original objectives for filtration systems.  Over the ensuing years\, awareness of indoor air quality and it’s effect building occupants has become much more widespread\, which has led to a better understanding of the needs for air filtration in occupied spaces and the development of IAQ solutions to meet those needs.  The COVID-19 pandemic has thrust the air cleaning and filtration industry to the forefront of the conversation as the industry becomes more aware of the possibility of infectious aerosols.  The presentation will discuss the need for air cleaning\, contaminants of concern\, system design\, technological solutions\, and vertical market needs. \nSpeaker:  \nBrian Hafendorfer\, PE \nBio: \nBrian Hafendorfer is a refrigeration engineer with Gray Architects and Engineering in Lexington Kentucky where he develops refrigeration system designs typically for food and beverage processing facilities.  Brian also has 20 years of experience with HVAC system design and indoor air quality in commercial spaces.  Brian is a licensed professional engineer and earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Kentucky. He is an active member of ASHRAE having served as a member of SSPC 62.1 Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality\, several Society technical committees\, treasurer for Region VII\, and president for the Bluegrass Chapter. \nDetails: \nTickets may be purchased to attend a virtual meeting ($8)\, or a limited amount of one site tickets ($15). Online participants will be sent an email with confirmation and meeting link 24 hours before the event.
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/chapter-meeting-air-cleaning-and-filtration-has-the-industry-learned-anything-in-2020/
LOCATION:Thermal Equipment Sales\, 680 Bizzell Drive\, Lexington\, KY\, 40510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20200311T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20200311T130000
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SUMMARY:Chapter Meeting: Building Performance Simulation Part 1 : (Energy Modeling)
DESCRIPTION:Baalaganapathy Manohar will be presenting on Building Energy Modeling and the broader topic of Building Performance Simulation. Some Topics of Discussion would be :- \n\nWhat is Building performance Simulation and more specifically what is Energy Modeling\nDrivers and Trends in Energy Modeling\nSimulations Approaches and Techniques + Comparison of different programs\nTheory behind Energy/Load Modeling\nStandards and Codes for Energy Modeling\nEnergy Plus\nPitfalls in Energy Modeling\nEnergy Modeling and LEED\, etc\n\nSpeaker Bio: \nMr.Baalaganapathy Manohar is currently a mechanical Engineer at GRW Engineers inc in Lexington. Baalaganapathy completed his Undergraduate degree Dubai and completed Grad School  at the University of Florida. His area of specialization has been Thermal Sciences and Fluid Dynamics. He has 3 published papers related to heat transfer and is the Co Author of One Book Chapter Titled Urban Building Energy : Real-time Demand Response using Digital Twin to be published by Springer. He was a Research Assistant in Grad School Performing City Scale Building Energy models for all building in the city using Energy Plus. Baalaganapathy has also worked two years as an Energy Engineer at the University of Florida Industrial Assessment Center Performing Energy Audits for different Manufacturing Industries.
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/chapter-meeting-energy-modeling/
LOCATION:Thermal Equipment Sales\, 680 Bizzell Drive\, Lexington\, KY\, 40510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20200220T170000
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CREATED:20190903T171249Z
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SUMMARY:ASHRAE Grand Prix Go-Kart Racing
DESCRIPTION:Racing includes: \n14 Lap Qualifier \n14 Lap Main Event (grid start) \n  \nProceeds go to ASHRAE Research Promotion \n  \nPackages: \n4 Person Team Sponsor: $300 \n*Includes 4 racer fess\, sponsor recognition on Bluegrass ASHRAE website and on-site recognition on MB2 Raceway. \n  \nIndividual Racer Sign-up: $75 \n  \nContact Andrew Jenkins to reserve your spot now! \n(859-227-9102 or andrew.jenkins@trane.com)
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/ashrae-grand-prix-go-kart-racing-2/
LOCATION:KY
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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SUMMARY:Chapter Meeting: Domestic Hot Water Design and State Boiler Code Updates
DESCRIPTION:Presentation Description:\nMark Jordan will be present to update our industry with current boiler codes and the changes occurring for this year and years to come.  Mr. Jordan will discuss how the industry is trending and evolving with new technology.  Come join us for a Q and A session with the chief boiler inspector of the state of Kentucky.  We will also be addressing domestic hot water boiler design and storage tanks if time will allow. \nSpeaker Bio:\nMr. Jordan is a mechanical engineering graduate of Georgetown College.  With an interest specializing in steam\, Mark worked as a General Manager for the Rail Tourist Service Group serving steam locomotive lines.  After 14 years of service\, he joined the ranks of Boiler Inspector in the state of Kentucky.  After the retirement of Rodney Handy in 2015\, Mr. Jordan assumed the role of Chief Boiler Inspector for the state of Kentucky as well as serving for the national board of boiler and pressure vessel inspections.
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/chapter-meeting-domestic-hot-water-design-and-state-boiler-code-updates/
LOCATION:Thermal Equipment Sales\, 680 Bizzell Drive\, Lexington\, KY\, 40510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20200130T153000
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SUMMARY:YEA Bowling Event at Malibu Jack's
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an afternoon of bowling and networking hosted by the Bluegrass ASHRAE Chapter! \nFood and drinks provided.
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/yea-bowling-event-at-malibu-jacks/
LOCATION:Malibu Jack’s\, 2520 Nicholasville Rd\, Lexington\, KY\, 40503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter,YEA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20200115T120000
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SUMMARY:Chapter Meeting: Building Controls : The Future of Smart Technology
DESCRIPTION:Program Description:\nBuilding Controls: The Future of Smart Technology: \nIn today’s commercial buildings\, controls are required to operate not just equipment but our buildings as a whole.  Building automation systems make the operator’s life easier through graphical interfaces and allow consolidated control of scheduling and set points.  That’s nice\, but we can do so much more with what we have! \nWhat is “Smart” technology with respect to building automation systems?  We will discuss how leveraging the existing controls hardware infrastructure can expose the day to day operations of the building and equipment in such a way as to allow the building operators to make smart decisions about the scheduling and operation of the building as well as quickly spot potential problems and understand how they can affect the comfort of the occupants and the energy consumption of the building. \nAbout the Speaker: \nBob Coleman\, Lead Engineer\nBob\, currently Lead Engineer for TES Controls in Lexington\, KY\, earned his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Kentucky in 1999 and has been in the HVAC industry for more than 20 years.  At TES Controls he oversees design and implementation of building and industrial control systems to meet customer needs. \nPrior to TES Controls\, Bob worked at Trane as an Applications Engineer and Systems Development Engineer.  While his focus has evolved over the years\, he has spent the majority of his career focusing the application and design of complex\, high efficiency applied systems\, particularly in the areas of electrical and control systems and system modeling. \nBob is an active member of ASHRAE\, including long term involvement with TC 2.9 – Ultraviolet Air and Surface Treatment\, TC 1.4 – Control Theory and Application\, TC 7.5 – Smart Building Systems\, TC 1.11 – Electric Motors and Motor Control\, and SPC 222 – Standard Method of Test for Electrical Power Drive Systems. \nIn his free time\, Bob enjoys hunting\, writing software using obscure programming languages\, and playing with microcontrollers\, as well as spending time with his wife and three children.
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/chapter-meeting-building-controls-the-future-of-smart-technology/
LOCATION:Thermal Equipment Sales\, 680 Bizzell Drive\, Lexington\, KY\, 40510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20191213T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20191213T190000
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SUMMARY:Technical Tour and Christmas Party
DESCRIPTION:The new Fredrick Douglass High School is a two-story 287\,125 SF educational facility serving 1800 students and 150 staff that is the sixth high school in Fayette County Public School District. The facility fulfilled a need for the additional capacity required in the rapidly growing school district with the intent of being the district’s first net-zero ready high school. It also is home to the Carter G. Woodson Academy; a 6th-12th-grade academy focused on at-promise minority males in the district. With the use of efficient systems and equipment\, the school currently operates at 18.3 EUI (Energy Use Intensity). It has achieved a 100 Energy Star score (the first perfect score high school in Kentucky) This makes it the most energy-efficient high school in the state. Join a tour of this facility to get an inside view of this design hosted by CMTA. \nNetworking and Christmas Party to take place at Double Dogs immediately after tour.
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/technical-tour-and-christmas-party/
LOCATION:Fredrick Douglass High School\, 2000 Winchester Rd\, Lexington\, KY\, 40509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20191211T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20191211T130000
DTSTAMP:20191209T161119Z
CREATED:20190831T002219Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191209T161119Z
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SUMMARY:Chapter Meeting: Fire Protection Basics : NFPA 13 Review
DESCRIPTION:NFPA 13: Updates and Standards to Fire Protection Engineering\nKentucky was one of the pioneers of Fire Protection Engineering in the United States.  This presentation will discuss the history of fire protection and how these codes/standards have evolved into what it is in modern-day.  NFPA Standards – 13/14\, standpipe design\, wet-pipe sprinkler systems\, dry pipe sprinkler systems\, fire pump design\, and occupancy use groups will be some of the items also discussed.  These systems serve a critical part in an ever-changing building environment that changes with jurisdiction.  With life safety becoming a key element in building design today\, Fire Protection is among the most important today. \nSpeaker Bio: \nGary R. Smith\, CET\nDirector of Fire Protection Engineering\nMr. Smith is a 40+ year veteran of the built industry\, specifically in the design of fire protection systems. Before joining KLH\, Mr. Smith spent many years as an independent designer and consultant in the fire protection field. His experience also includes preparing designs for new installations and innovative solutions for retro-fit buildings.  Mr. Smith has extensive experience designing fire protection systems across multiple markets including commercial\, industrial\, civic\, education\, healthcare\, and retail.
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/chapter-meeting-fire-protection-basics-nfpa-13-review/
LOCATION:Thermal Equipment Sales\, 680 Bizzell Drive\, Lexington\, KY\, 40510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20191114T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20191114T173000
DTSTAMP:20191003T175659Z
CREATED:20190903T170921Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191003T175659Z
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SUMMARY:ASHRAE Grand Prix Go-Kart Racing
DESCRIPTION:Racing includes: \n14 Lap Qualifier \n14 Lap Main Event (grid start) \n  \nProceeds go to ASHRAE Research Promotion \n  \nPackages: \n4 Person Team Sponsor: $300 \n*Includes 4 racer fess\, sponsor recognition on Bluegrass ASHRAE website and on-site recognition on MB2 Raceway. \n  \nIndividual Racer Sign-up: $75
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/ashrae-grand-prix-go-kart-racing/
LOCATION:MB2 Raceway\, 2040 Creative Dr\, Lexington\, KY\, 40505\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20191113T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20191113T130000
DTSTAMP:20191114T205622Z
CREATED:20190831T002436Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191114T205622Z
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SUMMARY:Chapter Meeting: Take it from a Millennial : Generational Differences
DESCRIPTION:Generational differences in the workplace go far beyond the occasional pop culture references. Employees from different generations have different expectations of the workplace. This presentation will cover how generation differences impact the manager/employee relationship as well as team dynamics. The presentation will also cover what employers can do to recruit\, retain\, and mentor millennials to become their next leaders. Other tough questions will be discussed\, such as how to balance tried and true strategies while not stifling new ideas. \nPam Duffy\, P.E. \nPam Duffy\, P.E. is the owner of Spark One Solutions\, LLC based in Dallas\, TX – a marketing and business solutions company based serving A/E/C businesses. \nShe has a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Central Florida and is a licensed PE. She has over 10 years of experience in the HVAC industry in roles varying from mechanical design\, to technical training\, to marketing and sales. Now\, she uses her diverse background to help A/E/C companies communicate their value to customers with marketing. \nPam serves on many boards and committees in ASHRAE. Pam was President of the Atlanta Chapter during 2013-2014\, during which they won the Chapter of the Year award.  At the Society level\, Pam serves on the society Communications Committee and is a member of several Technical Committees. \nOutside of ASHRAE\, Pam is a Life Member of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE)\, has been named to the Consulting-Specifying Engineer’s list of 40 under 40\, and serves on the AHR Expo Industry Council. \n  \n 
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/chapter-meeting-take-it-from-a-millennial-generational-differences/
LOCATION:Thermal Equipment Sales\, 680 Bizzell Drive\, Lexington\, KY\, 40510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20191009T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20191009T130000
DTSTAMP:20191008T134149Z
CREATED:20190930T165250Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191008T134149Z
UID:1013-1570622400-1570626000@bluegrassashrae.org
SUMMARY:Chapter Meeting: ASHRAE 55 – Thermal Comfort Standards and Updates
DESCRIPTION:Christian Taber\, Principal Engineer – Codes and Standards\, LEED AP BD+C\, HBDP\, BEMP\, CEM \nChristian Taber is a senior engineer at Big Ass Fans\, working on building codes/standards and fan test standards that impact the fan industry. \nTaber is an ASHRAE certified High-Performance Building Design Professional\, a Certified Energy Manager\, and a committee member of ASHRAE Standards 90.1. He is also a member of the review committees for AMCA 230\, 214\, 211\, 208\, and 11.  He holds an M.S. in mechanical engineering and B.S. in chemical engineering from Iowa State University\, and an M.S. in biosystems engineering from the University of Kentucky. \nWhile at Big Ass Fans\, Taber has advanced the research and knowledge of air movement as it relates to energy modeling and the LEED Rating Systems\, helping to create a more impactful integration of air movement in building projects. He is also a former member of the USGBC Energy and Atmosphere Technical Advisory Group.  This has allowed air movement to be incorporated in facilities worldwide for energy efficiency and reduced reliance on HVAC. \nPrior to Big Ass Solutions\, Taber worked at Trane as a Marketing Engineer and Applications Engineer\, where he developed a LEED specific energy modeling course that he taught to design professionals nationwide. \nTaber has been involved in several high profile energy efficient projects\, including the LEED Gold Big Ass Solutions Research & Design Facility. His articles on air movement and energy efficiency have been published in multiple publications\, and he has presented at ASHRAE and AIA conferences nationally.
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/chapter-meeting-ashrae-55-thermal-comfort-standards-and-updates/
LOCATION:Thermal Equipment Sales\, 680 Bizzell Drive\, Lexington\, KY\, 40510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20190911T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20190911T130000
DTSTAMP:20190829T174120Z
CREATED:20190828T152208Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190829T174120Z
UID:866-1568203200-1568206800@bluegrassashrae.org
SUMMARY:Chapter Meeting: ASHRAE Standard 62.1 - Where have we been\, where are we now and where are we going?
DESCRIPTION:Topic \nASHRAE Standard 62.1 – Where have we been\, where are we now and where are we going?    \nExplanation of the evolution of Standard 62.1 including what ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2019 will look like with the proposed changes to the IAQP and VRP. \n\nKnow that there are major changes proposed in Standard 62.1\nUnderstand the changes in the Ventilation Rate Procedure\nUnderstand the new Indoor Air Quality Procedure being proposed\n\nSSPC 62.1 is making major modifications to the standard and is close to publishing the 2019 version. These include a new Natural Ventilation Rate Procedure\, a new Indoor Air Quality Procedure and changes to the Ventilation Rate Procedure that will have major impact on the way the standard will be applied. \n  \nBio of Speaker \nBrian Hafendorfer\, PE | Systems Development Engineer | Trane \nBrian began his career with Trane in 2000 spending 8 years as a product engineer focusing on the design and development of air handling systems with a specific focus on air heating and cooling coils.  Since joining the systems and applications engineering team in 2008\, Brian’s role has been to develop and support integrated customer solutions for HVAC products & systems\, providing a link between the sales\, design\, and manufacturing organizations.  Filtration and air cleaning\, indoor air quality\, heating and cooling coils\, and variable refrigerant flow have been Brian’s primary interests.  He has authored numerous whitepapers and articles on a variety of topics that have been published around the world. \nBrian is a licensed professional engineer and earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Kentucky. He is an active member of ASHRAE receiving the Distinguished Service Award and the Chapter Service Award for his continued support in moving the industry forward.  Brian has served on multiple ASHRAE committees as subcommittee chair for SSPC 62.1 – Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality\, past chair of TC 2.9 Ultraviolet Air and Surface Treatment\, and as a member of TC 2.3 – Gaseous Air Contaminants and Gas Contaminant Removal Equipment.  Brian also is the current treasurer for Region VII and has served as the advisory panel chair for ISO TC 142 Working Group 2 – UVC technology.
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/chapter-meeting-economizers-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/
LOCATION:KY
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20190220T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20190220T130000
DTSTAMP:20190113T155544Z
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SUMMARY:February Program - Design vs Facilities Maintenance (DL Heather Platt)
DESCRIPTION:Design firms are being pushed by clients to save time and money\, but in doing so we run the risk of providing the code minimum design or not spending the right amount of time investigating current conditions. This leaves projects that end up costing a lot more time and money for both the engineer and owner. The presentation digs into some of these issues based on actual project results. \n\nUnderstand the downstream operational impacts of code minimum design\nDevelop an understanding of some facility operational issues\nImprove design practices from lessons learned\n\nHeather Platt\, PE\, MBA \nHeather earned her B.S. in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Buffalo and her M.B.A. at Medaille College. She has worked as a contractor\, design engineer\, and as an Associate Director of Engineering and Maintenance in Buffalo\, NY; where she cultivated her passion for building operations.
URL:https://bluegrassashrae.org/event/february-program-design-vs-facilities-maintenance-dl-heather-platt/
LOCATION:Thermal Equipment Sales\, 680 Bizzell Drive\, Lexington\, KY\, 40510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chapter
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