Control of airflow rate in ACB – HVAC systems using Damper

HVAC systems have gained a lot of popularity over the past few decades. Active Chilled Beams have been incorporated in HVAC systems to result in an increase energy efficiency, cost reduction and reduce building height. ACB in HVAC systems have gained popularity since early 2000’s and there is tremen...

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Main Author: Krishnan, Ananth
Other Authors: Cai Wenjian
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2014
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-615092023-07-07T17:45:25Z Control of airflow rate in ACB – HVAC systems using Damper Krishnan, Ananth Cai Wenjian School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Control and instrumentation::Control engineering HVAC systems have gained a lot of popularity over the past few decades. Active Chilled Beams have been incorporated in HVAC systems to result in an increase energy efficiency, cost reduction and reduce building height. ACB in HVAC systems have gained popularity since early 2000’s and there is tremendous scope to implement such an energy efficient technology in buildings. Offices and other public places. In this report, the importance of ACB in HVAC systems will be discussed and Internal Model Control Design is implemented to control ACB pressure in the primary duct. This control is achieved by controlling the damper position. An autoidentification program is implemented in LabView which performs system identification automatically. This increases the engineer’s efficiency by saving time and cost. A comparison between PI and PID controller of IMC designed is discussed in detail in the report. Bachelor of Engineering 2014-06-11T02:34:37Z 2014-06-11T02:34:37Z 2014 2014 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/61509 en Nanyang Technological University 65 p. application/pdf
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Control of airflow rate in ACB – HVAC systems using Damper
description HVAC systems have gained a lot of popularity over the past few decades. Active Chilled Beams have been incorporated in HVAC systems to result in an increase energy efficiency, cost reduction and reduce building height. ACB in HVAC systems have gained popularity since early 2000’s and there is tremendous scope to implement such an energy efficient technology in buildings. Offices and other public places. In this report, the importance of ACB in HVAC systems will be discussed and Internal Model Control Design is implemented to control ACB pressure in the primary duct. This control is achieved by controlling the damper position. An autoidentification program is implemented in LabView which performs system identification automatically. This increases the engineer’s efficiency by saving time and cost. A comparison between PI and PID controller of IMC designed is discussed in detail in the report.
author2 Cai Wenjian
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author Krishnan, Ananth
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title Control of airflow rate in ACB – HVAC systems using Damper
title_short Control of airflow rate in ACB – HVAC systems using Damper
title_full Control of airflow rate in ACB – HVAC systems using Damper
title_fullStr Control of airflow rate in ACB – HVAC systems using Damper
title_full_unstemmed Control of airflow rate in ACB – HVAC systems using Damper
title_sort control of airflow rate in acb – hvac systems using damper
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