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Galen Staengl has extensive experience in cutting
edge energy efficient design of mechanical and
industrial systems. His diverse background includes
work in the chemical process industries, the
pharmaceutical industry, and the building construction
industry. Throughout his career Galen has worked
to bring energy efficient and sustainable design
principles into his projects. Formerly a Senior
Engineer for Rumsey Engineers in Oakland California,
Galen has designed numerous energy efficient
mechanical systems for non-residential buildings
and industrial projects, including several LEED
building projects. Galen founded Staengl Engineering
in 2002, where he continues to design mechanical
systems for green building projects. Galen is
currently working on two building projects intended
for LEED certification at the Platinum level,
as well as several other LEED building projects.
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| Galen is a graduate of the University of Virginia
with a BS degree in chemical engineering, and
a registered professional engineer in Virginia
and California. He is also a LEED accredited professional. |
Galen has worked on design and design review
for a variety of green building projects, including
school buildings, university buildings, libraries,
a Museum, and several cleanroom facilities for
the semi-conductor industry. Galen recently led
the MEP team for the design of two green buildings
for a university. The building designs were intended
to meet the LEED gold level of certification,
and included radiant heating and cooling systems
for low energy comfort conditioning. In another
recent project, Galen was responsible for the
design of a high efficiency chilled water plant,
which included variable flow primary pumping,
a variable speed chiller, and high efficiency
cooling towers with variable speed fans. The chilled
water plant realized 62% annual energy savings.
A recent cleanroom energy study included the measurement,
critique and retrofit payback analysis of the
make-up air system of a class 10 cleanroom facility,
including flow, temperature, power and pressure
measurements and trends. The combined potential
savings identified by the study was over $1,000,000.
Galen has experience using building modeling tools
including DOE2, VisualDOE, eQuest, EnergyPro,
and generating Life Cycle Cost analyses in order
to identify optimal building design strategies.
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| Recent clients include: |
| City of
Oakland |
| Project: |
Museum of Oakland, Chilled
Water Plant Upgrade |
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| CSS Architects |
| Project: |
Westmont High School,
HVAC design
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| Gensler |
| Projects: |
NDNU Campus Center,
MEP Team Lead |
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NDNU Residence Hall,
MEP Team Lead |
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| Green
Fuse Energy Company |
| Projects: |
Harford Community College,
Campus Wide Energy Assessment |
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Joppa Hall, Design Review
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| Group
4 Architects |
| Project: |
Manor Branch Library,
MEP Team Lead |
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| Hyatt
Hotels |
| Project: |
Park Hyatt, DHW System
Upgrade |
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| Intel
Corporation |
| Project: |
Make Up Air-Handler Energy Efficiency
Review |
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| JDS Uniphase |
| Project: |
Building 4, System
Design Review |
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| Pacific
Gas and Electric Co. |
| Project: |
Standard Performance Contract
Review, Various Projects |
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| ICM Enterprises |
| Project: |
Watkins–Cottrell Building,
System Design Review |
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| William
McDonough+Partners |
| Project: |
700 East Jefferson St.,
System Design Review |
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