Iot Based Proficient Smart Building Analysis

  • V. Nagaswapna Sri, T Vamsi Krishna, P. Bala Krishna, J. Thrisul Kumar

Abstract

Nowadays, buildings are increasingly expected to meet higher and more complexperformance requirements. Among these requirements, energy efficiency is recognized asan international goal to promote energy sustainability of the planet. Different approacheshave been adopted to address this goal, the most recent relating consumption patterns withhuman occupancy. In this work, we analyze what are the main parameters that should beconsidered to be included in any building energy management. The goal of this analysis isto help designers to select the most relevant parameters to control the energy consumption ofbuildings according to their context, selecting them as input data of the management system.Following this approach, we select three reference smart buildings with different contexts,and where our automation platform for energy monitoring is deployed. The objective of this examination is to assist creators with selecting the most pertinent parameters to control the vitality utilization of structures as indicated by their unique circumstance, choosing them as info information of the administration framework. Following this methodology, we select three reference brilliant structures with various settings, and where our computerization stage for vitality checking is sent. We do a few examinations in these structures to exhibit the impact of the parameters distinguished as significant in the vitality utilization of the structures. At that point, in two of these structures are applied diverse control techniques to spare electrical vitality. We portray the tests performed and investigate the outcomes.

Published
2020-05-28
How to Cite
V. Nagaswapna Sri, T Vamsi Krishna, P. Bala Krishna, J. Thrisul Kumar. (2020). Iot Based Proficient Smart Building Analysis . International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, 29(05), 9553-9560. Retrieved from http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/19119