APPLYING OF BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR CONTROL OF ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION

Authors

  • Svilen Rachev
  • Dimitrina Koeva

Abstract

Environmental problems on the planet, global warming and limited energy resources led to extreme topicality of the problems associated with overspending of electricity and the use of automatic control to save electricity and improve the parameters of individual systems.
Continuous improvement of the automated control systems has been expressed in the search for new models, algorithms and mechanisms for adequate control of all systems of a building. The paper deals with modeling of processes related to increasing the efficiency of operation of automatically controlled lighting system of the school building.
Keywords: building management system, lighting, electricity consumption, 3D model

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Published

2017-02-02

How to Cite

Rachev, S., & Koeva, D. (2017). APPLYING OF BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR CONTROL OF ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION. Municipal Economy of Cities, (118’1), 119–124. Retrieved from https://khg.kname.edu.ua/index.php/khg/article/view/4955

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No. 118'1 (2014): Серія: Технічні науки та архітектура

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