Career Highlights starting 1980

2. Energy Analysis Quest to have more accurate insulation information

3. As a seasoned weatherization installer, in 1978 I began researching the physical aspects of heat transfer and spent a lot of time in the OSU library. Despite difficulties with the University engineering level math courses, my encounter with elementary numerical analysis was enough to tackle some of the equations I found in A.S.H.R.A.E. and its research ASHVE “white papers” to predict BTU quantities in a controlled environment. I built my own “guarded hot box”, the official means for determining R-Values for all building materials and set about testing my methodology real world examples. One test was conducted at TERA One at OMSI** (near the Portland Zoo) where I did a “blind” comparison: my instantaneous calculations versus the values derived by the built In thermocouples in the building exterior walls and calculated by a Digital PDP11 computer. The walls contained different types of insulation and materials of which I had no previous knowledge. The comparison was favorable, so I launched a service as seen following. *Wahl Instruments used exclusively **Pacific Power and Light’s TERA One was demolished shortly after that test. Press any key to continue

4. 1980

6. Looking for real world examples to try out the heat loss methodology on, In 1980, I found the Fred Osborn Aquatic Center. I suspected the low R-Value building materials were to blame for the high energy loss, but my computer models didn’t support that notion. I returned to the building with a sling psychrometer and while doing that I gained some attention that lead to the following Energy Resource Journal article by David Adler. Just about everyone was blaming the contractor for installing a leaking pool drain valve but I could account for the thousands of gallons of missing water with the analysis of the ventilating exhaust air.

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9. In a little more than a year from this article’s publication, I became the City of Ashland’s first energy analyst. I then worked for Dick Wanderscheid and John Fregonese which led to many innovations in energy efficiency on a city wide scale. John spearheaded the paperwork processing software development that led to two Copyrights and its purchase by seven other BPA Utilities. Fred Osborn Aquatic Center See next page

27. City of Ashland Energy Analysis Quest to reach as many citizens with energy conservation incentives as possible

30. Following are some screen shots from the program running in DOS under XP Professional with full functionality! The data file is 8 bit. John designed the Windows and Pop Ups in 1986.

31. The Energy Bottom Line BPA’s $uper Good Cent$ program for new construction The challenge here was to develop a new type of data entry system for the IBM PC – hand coded with Borland’s Turbo Pascal to create a “Windows” environment in 1986. John and I settled on the following example of this “superfast” entry system and the energy modeling was certified for use by BPA customers.

34. Files TestA, TestB, TestC, TestD, and TestE contained BPA supplied test case building information and were used validate our software calculations. The Energy Bottom Line was Certified for use in the BPA $uper Good Cent$ Program May 1987. John’s display/entry work and my building energy simulation algorithms were deemed original work and the Copyright was issued as follows…

36. Using the arrow keys, the item is highlighted and then pressing the space bar opens all the possible selections for that item. Once one row data entry is finished, then an “F” key could be used to copy that data on to the next row for like items with different areas or azimuths, Surf AZM. There is also an “F” Key to delete the current row. On the following example, Row number 10 is selected and the current selection is highlighted. Pressing return returns what ever is highlighted to row 10 surface description.

45. Absolute Electric San Diego Area Military Base Energy Audits with comments from the Secretary of the Navy and V-P Al Gore

49. “TOP GUN” hangars at Miramar NAS

51. Change of guard takes place, the new base commander is more interested in landscaping, so proposal goes nowhere – a $939,053 investment for a dollar.

58. Absolute Electric La Jolla Area Executive Office Building Sorrento Valley California

64. ENERgy interFACE Auditing UCSD Campus La Jolla,California

65. Key to this project was a H-P 100LX Palm Top computer that ran my auditing database programs while I carried my ladder from room to room. The audit was campus-wide where I counted 25,456 fixtures the nine selected buildings. Included in the recommendations were newly introduced daylight dimming fluorescent electronic ballasts and high CRI (color rendition index) T-8 lamps that simultaneously reduced energy use and increased lumen levels with better see-ability. My recommendations were implemented and funded by a special SDG&E program where the debt service was paid for by the energy savings… capital cost were projected to be recovered in less than five years.

70. Summary page for the UCSD-SDG&E 153 page Energy Auditing Report I designed, completed and submitted to UCSD and SDG&E 3.2 Mil kWh/yr Proposed savings

72. Rosendin Electric Mission College Campus Santa Clara, California

73. Intel - IDS #1 Start-up Meeting Santa Clara Division 6

75. Proposal For Intel IDS1 2151 Mission College April 7, 1999 To: Turner Construction By: Rosendin Electric, Inc.

77. Scope Letter

78. Scope Letter (cont..)

79. Attachment “A” Intel IDS1 Rosendin Electric, Inc. April 29, 1999

80. Attachment “B” Value Engineering

81. Attachment “C” Labor Rates

82. Attachment “C” Labor Rates (cont.)

83. Attachment “C” Labor Rates (cont.)

84. Attachment “D” Guarantee

85. Attachment “E” Projects in Progress

86. Attachment “G” Man Loading

87. Attachment “H” Turner Proposal

97. Project: Convert this office building into a top security data warehouse – design build.

98. Site trailers with Intel HQ in background

100. Bruce Welch- Sr PM (not shown) Jeff Bullen- PM (Left)

109. Pretask planning : Start up and commissioning at the Intel data warehouse.

111. Jim Brandenberg Bob Bower Larry Beltramo

113. Glenn -- Turner Sr PM gives the thumbs up

114. Bruce Welch Sr. Project Manager REI Dave Mar IOS Lead Engineer Intel Tom Sorley President REI James Brandenburg Division Manager REI Division 6 Open House December 16, 1999 Bullen ‘99 Photo by Jeff Bullen

115. Quiet Comfort Engineering Radiant Heating Palo Alto, California

119. QCE2 Franchise Restaurant Buildout Beaumont, California

123. The City of Beaumont sold Caltrans property to Citicom, subsequently gave land at the back of the property to make up the difference. I then approached the Denny’s owner for permission to encroach as seen in the MOU to the left.

133. Directional Boring Equipment 4-tier utility trench