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Automated system of operational control heating and air conditioning of buildings
Authors: Petrenko A.O., Ph. D, Ass. Prof., Petrenko V.O., Ph. D, Ass. Prof., Tsukanov А.А., head of laboratory
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Statement of the problem. Health and human performance largely determined by the conditions of
climate and air quality in residential, administrative and residential and public buildings. At that, in turn, is influenced
by the external environment and the climate, and the geometric dimensions of the room, and thermal performance
building envelopes, and the location of the premises (Orientation), and many other factors.
The result is the formation of complex systems, which control decision-making in conditions of multifactor [1].
In hygienic purposes it is necessary to strive to create the best indoor microclimate conditions, regardless of
changes in the factors that affect the climate in residential, administrative and residential and public buildings.
Develop systems to ensure the necessary microclimate parameters – it is a complex and important task, which will
depend entirely comfortable and cozy environment for the person. The problem of the present time, there is a steady
increase in the energy consumption of these systems, due to the rise in price of non-renewable energy sources, and our
job is, to simulate the work of software systems necessary microclimate for the changes in the factors that affect it and
to minimize the use of non-renewable energy sources. Analysis of recent research and publications. Domestic and
foreign hygienists [2, 3, 4] to establish a connection between the climate in the room and in the workplace and the state
of human health. Formation of the indoor climate of residential, administrative and residential and public buildings is
influenced by many factors that have already noted earlier [5, 6]. Study of the processes of influence of various factors
on human health is of great complexity. If we consider each process separately, and in this case they are not currently
amenable to theoretical description clearer.
To simulate the effect of these factors studies were conducted, which showed that, with sufficient accuracy
manage experimentally investigate the electrical field in the liquid conducting medium as an analog of the thermal field
[7, 8]. Isolation of previously solved problems. Known methods for modeling are approximate and have drawbacks that
reduce the accuracy and limited scope. Therefore, one way to obtain effective thermal solutions is a simulation of
thermal processes with further analysis of the results.
It was suggested that the thermal field in the room to simulate electric field in the plating bath, and the analog heat
flux between surfaces of any room space assumed current density between the surfaces of the model. The smaller the
distance between the selected measurement points, the more accurate will be recreated actual picture patterns in the
electric field and hence the thermal field in the room [7, 8].
But this method does not enable to take into account all the possible variations that affect the formation of indoor
climate. Working with models that use an electric field to the heat radiation transfer simulations showed a significant
labor input in the input model of the initial information and the removal of the simulation results. Objectives. Describe
the behavior of the system (the influence of the microclimate of the environment and the geometric dimensions of the
room, and thermal performance building envelopes, and the location of the premises (Orientation), and many other
factors in the indoor climate of buildings), to build theories and hypotheses that could explain the behavior, which It
will be observed to use the theory for predicting the future behavior of the system, that is, those factors that can be
caused by a change in the system or change the way of its functioning. Conclusions. The proposed approach to addressing the issues raised will reveal the point of interaction between the different elements and factors that affect the
indoor climate of buildings for different purposes. In the future, use the simulation method to study changes in
microclimate in the buildings of different functions when you change the factors that affect it. This will create a system
of automatic control of technological space heating and cooling processes, which will adapt to the changes in the factors
that affect the indoor climate of buildings for different purposes.