Smart Control of Multi-zone Object Heating with Multi-source System

Dubovoi, Volodymyr; Yukhymchuk, Maria; Stepanenko, Hanna; Perepelytsia, Stanislav

doi:10.1109/ukrcon.2019.8879942

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“…In the previous works of the authors [68][69][70][71], research and development of the principles of decentralized coordination in distributed cyber-physical systems for controlling technological processes were carried out. In particular, in [69], a model of the interaction of controlled zones of a distributed technological object was developed.…”

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Decentralized Coordination of Temperature Control in Multiarea Premises

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With local control of a large number of objects that mutually influence each other, the problem of coordinating local control systems to achieve the best overall result arises. If the structure of the system (the number of control objects and the parameters of interaction) can change frequently, then the process of setting up/training a centralized coordinator will take an unacceptably large part of the action time and require a significant amount of resources. In this work, the use of decentralized coordination is proposed to solve the problem. As a basic task for research on decentralized coordination control of objects that mutually influence each other, stabilizing the comfort temperatures was set in multizone rooms using movable heaters. Providing individual thermal comfort is an important problem. In particular, there are many multiarea premises with conflicting requirements for the comfort of habitats. This problem can be solved with the help of movable heaters and air conditioners. However, the presence of heat flows between areas with different specified parameters makes it difficult to adjust them. The work aims to improve the quality of thermal control in multiarea premises with a dynamic structure for the location of movable heaters. To achieve this goal, we proposed the concept of Movable Smart Heaters (MSH). A group of Movable Smart Heaters that could influence each other and exchange information forms a dynamic system with a changing structure since switching on/off or moving one MSH to another area changes the mutual influence and connections in the system. The criteria for control quality are defined and evaluated. The proposed coordination algorithms make it possible to optimize the operating modes of the system automatically when its structure and/or settings are changed. Simulation of the system is performed with the use of a worked-out modelling library in Scilab. The results of comparing the MSH system’s efficiency show an increase in comfort while reducing energy consumption.

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“…MSH is a relay system with automatic control. Te method of estimating energy consumption in stationary and transient modes in thermal control systems of multiarea premises was proposed in [71].…”

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“…Home automation is a topical field, covering all utilities and domestic uses, to ensure, among others, high level of comfort with minimum costs to the end user, arising from the use of intelligence and communications in consumer products. The field of household thermal heating is important from the point of view of ensuring constant thermal comfort, with minimum consumption of thermal energy or electricity [1], [2]. Residential heating, indispensable in life due to seasonal change [3], presents high potential in diminishing domestic energy consumption [1], [4].…”

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“…Currently his activities are divided into teaching and research. He has 35 papers published in journals or communicated at international conferences, as well as 3 books, and a number of 11 research contracts where he was either manager (2) or member in the research team.…”

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Distributed Heating System for Residential Homes

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Mureșan²,

Abrudean³

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This paper presents a home automation plant, consisting of a distributed heating system. It is a system implemented on a residential home, however it could be extended and used for other buildings as well. The paper presents the distributed heating system’s structure, extended from a classical heating system, and the authors also describe the equipment used for the designing and implementation of such a system. The way the system works is depicted, and the authors enfold all the benefits of using such a distributed heating system, such as, increasing the user’s thermal comfort on different living areas and reducing the costs of thermal heating.

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2021

2021 Zooming Innovation in Consumer Technologies Conference (ZINC)

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Smart Control of Multi-zone Object Heating with Multi-source System

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Decentralized Coordination of Temperature Control in Multiarea Premises

Decentralized Coordination of Temperature Control in Multiarea Premises

Distributed Heating System for Residential Homes

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