Design and Simulation of a Control Model for the Energy-Saving Management of Buildings
Abstract
Increase in technology and population has
created a necessity for further research on energy-saving so new techniques are
applied and tested world-wide. Building automation system and Building Energy
management system are one of them. A large amount of energy is wasted due to
human behavior and it directly affects the energy usage. In educational
institutes a lot of energy is wasted due to different human behavior which
results in a lot of energy wastage and it is difficult to encourage occupants
to use efficiently. A control model is made consisting of a air-conditioning
system, heating system, lighting system and ventilation system. It also
includes feed forward loop which is used with PIC controller to check data
continuously and if threshold levels are crossed, certain decisions are taken
accordingly. In order to assume the savings after applying automation,
consumption patterns of a lab have been made with the help of timetable and
occupancy level. Some conditions are assumed where a certain percent of appliances
are turned for 8 hrs and then they are compared with consumption patterns in
order to compare the difference and analyze and assume the results. After
comparing it is estimated that in all conditions where human behavior vary a
large amount of energy can be saved.
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