Physical Plant 2015 All Hands Meeting Sal Chiarelli, Director of Physical Plant, UVM October 8, 2015.

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Physical Plant 2015 All Hands Meeting Sal Chiarelli, Director of Physical Plant, UVM October 8, 2015

15 years ago…...in the year 2000

What Lies Beneath… are the many piping systems that allow us to live, work and play here at UVM

What Lies Beneath … is the hidden infrastructure of a mini city (3) 50,000 gallon fuel oil tanks buried outside Morrill Hall

What Lies Beneath.. Is Hidden But Very Alive

What Lies Beneath… Is Sometimes Taken For Granted

What Lies Beneath… is always challenged by our harsh Vermont winters

What Lies Beneath … are the utilities that keep us warm

What Lies Beneath… is a huge investment of infrastructure

What Lies Beneath is tremendous energy

What Lies Beneath… is the domestic water that we use ever day on campus

What Lies Beneath are the utility vaults that control the flow of our systems

What Lies Beneath… are the electrical systems that power our buildings

What Lies Beneath… are miles of tunnels, crawl spaces and utility corridors

What Lies Beneath … are the foundations that hold up our buildings

What Lies Beneath …are the waterproofing systems that keep our buildings dry

What Lies Beneath … are the Steam and Chilled Water lines that heat and cool our buildings

What Lies Above … is just as important as What Lies Beneath

What Lies Beneath is critical to campus operations

What Lies Beneath… behind and on top are the unsung heroes of our campus

What Lies Beneath … to Me… Is Pretty Cool Stuff!

What Lies Beneath Could Be Worse

Our challenge now….. to match What Lies Beneath to What Lies Ahead

So What Lies Ahead?

We have to make sure that we’re in alignment with future projects

STEM building and attached academic/support facility First Year Student Housing project Proposed Billings Center renovation Proposed Kalkin Hall addition Other projects that seem to come up from time to time Some of the projects All these facilities need utilities to function.

New STEM Building Rendering

New First Year Student Housing Project Rendering

Addition To Central Plant - Project Rendering

 Central Plant addition to increase chilled water capacity  Installing new electric capacity from BED  Working with BED and VGS towards most efficient model  Design Review, Design Review, Design Review  Relocating electric feeds to accommodate building foot print  Using “Smart Meters” – real time data to adjust operation.  Control systems to limit demand (PI Software investment)  Anticipate all utility loads and dispatch equipment efficiently  Continue to think strategic and take advantage of projects What PPD is Doing To Meet What Lies Ahead

Coming To a Theatre Near You What Lies Ahead Starring UVM PPD Staff To Meet The Challenge Like We Always Do AHEAD “A First Class Chiller”