Active building systems in intelligent buildings can automate and centrally control heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting and other systems. Building automation aims to improve occupant comfort, efficiently operate building systems, reduce energy consumption and costs, and improve utility lifecycles. It monitors and controls mechanical, security, fire safety, lighting and HVAC systems using a computer network. Active building systems principally involve mechanical systems like chillers and air handlers that can be automatically controlled. They provide benefits like high performance, integrated monitoring, and maintenance alerts but also have high first and maintenance costs, require software and skills updates, and performance can deteriorate without proper costly maintenance.
Active building systems in intelligent buildings can automate and centrally control heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting and other systems. Building automation aims to improve occupant comfort, efficiently operate building systems, reduce energy consumption and costs, and improve utility lifecycles. It monitors and controls mechanical, security, fire safety, lighting and HVAC systems using a computer network. Active building systems principally involve mechanical systems like chillers and air handlers that can be automatically controlled. They provide benefits like high performance, integrated monitoring, and maintenance alerts but also have high first and maintenance costs, require software and skills updates, and performance can deteriorate without proper costly maintenance.
Active building systems in intelligent buildings can automate and centrally control heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting and other systems. Building automation aims to improve occupant comfort, efficiently operate building systems, reduce energy consumption and costs, and improve utility lifecycles. It monitors and controls mechanical, security, fire safety, lighting and HVAC systems using a computer network. Active building systems principally involve mechanical systems like chillers and air handlers that can be automatically controlled. They provide benefits like high performance, integrated monitoring, and maintenance alerts but also have high first and maintenance costs, require software and skills updates, and performance can deteriorate without proper costly maintenance.
TECHNOLOGY-VI TOPIC : ACTIVR SYSTEM IN INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS
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AR.JANMEET KAUR NAVJOT KAUR B.ARCH (6th SEM ) 170040013 ACTIVE SYSTEM Building automation is the automatic centralized control of a building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning, lighting and other systems through a building management system or building automation system (BAS). The objectives of building automation are improved occupant comfort, efficient operation of building systems, reduction in energy consumption and operating costs, and improved life cycle of utilities. Building automation is an example of a distributed control system – the computer networking of electronic devices designed to monitor and control the mechanical, security, fire and flood safety, lighting (especially emergency lighting), HVAC and humidity control and ventilation systems in a building. Active Building Systems Principally Mechanical (HVAC) Automatic Valves, Dampers etc Lighting Controls Occupancy Controls Demand Management & Peak Shaving Elaborate monitoring schemes (Intelligent Systems) Advantages of Active Systems High Performance when properly operated and maintained Integrates multiple systems into a single “front end” Advanced Analytics and Real-Time performance monitoring Maintenance alerts via alarm Infinitely customizable down to the individual office High “Cool” Factor Disadvantages of Active Building Systems High First Cost (Known) High Maintenance Costs (More Difficult to Predict) VIP Overrides Software Intense – Requires Periodic Updates Security Issues: Addressable nodes Lots of Moving Parts – Higher Failure Rates Proprietary – Owner “Locked In” Hidden Interdependencies Skill Gap Requires new and different skills Substantial Training Costs Without proper (i.e. costly) maintenance performance deteriorates quickly
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