Estudio de la influencia de la automatización en el proyecto arquitectónico

Millán-Anglés, S.; García-Santos, Alfonso; Jiménez-Leube, F. J.; Higuera-Rincón, O.

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“…‘Domotic’ is other term used frequently in reference to building automation; it is defined by S. Millán-Anglés [ 27 ] as a scalable set of services integrated into the home that are provided by systems that can configure one or several internal networks of the habitat and that, in turn, can communicate with networks outside the home. These services have functions related to energy saving, technical management of facilities, information, communication, leisure, accessibility, assistance, comfort, and more.…”

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“…Similarly, INSTEON is not restricted and gives support for wireless communication, and while it is generally used for home automation it is not limited to this [ 25 ]. According to a report from the Superior Council of Scientific Investigations of Spain (CSIC report (2014)) [ 27 ], the most used communication protocols are Wifi, Ethernet, and Bluetooth. As for the control protocols, these are the European Installation Bus and KNX.…”

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Monitoring System Analysis for Evaluating a Building’s Envelope Energy Performance through Estimation of Its Heat Loss Coefficient

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The present article investigates the question of building energy monitoring systems used for data collection to estimate the Heat Loss Coefficient (HLC) with existing methods, in order to determine the Thermal Envelope Performance (TEP) of a building. The data requirements of HLC estimation methods are related to commonly used methods for fault detection, calibration, and supervision of energy monitoring systems in buildings. Based on an extended review of experimental tests to estimate the HLC undertaken since 1978, qualitative and quantitative analyses of the Monitoring and Controlling System (MCS) specifications have been carried out. The results show that no Fault Detection and Diagnosis (FDD) methods have been implemented in the reviewed literature. Furthermore, it was not possible to identify a trend of technology type used in sensors, hardware, software, and communication protocols, because a high percentage of the reviewed experimental tests do not specify the model, technical characteristics, or selection criteria of the implemented MCSs. Although most actual Building Automation Systems (BAS) may measure the required parameters, further research is still needed to ensure that these data are accurate enough to rigorously apply HLC estimation methods.

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confidence: 99%