Building Automation and Control Systems and performance optimization: A framework for analysis

Aste, N.; Manfren, Massimiliano; Marenzi, Giorgia

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2016.10.072

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“…These results confirm those found by Heidi and Andrew (2017), Grace and Hengky (2017) and Aste et al (2017). Subsequently, the same results suggest a positive and significant relation at the 5% level between the environmental management control systems (EMCS) and the Integrated and Ecosystem Based Management models (IEBM) and the sustainable development and competitive advantage.…”

Section: Analysis Of the Significance Of The Model Parameterssupporting

confidence: 88%

“…Secondly, stakeholder's interest promotes the performance management system conform to the Clarkson (1995) and Aste, et al (2017) …”

Section: Discussion Of Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Actually, Aste, et al (2017) studies the possibility of creating a unified methodological approach of the management control system , which could guarantee multiple feed-backs from measured data, useful for the evolution, first of all, of design and operation practices but also, more in general, of the whole value chain of the building sector. In this case, our second hypothesis is: H2: Stakeholders interest promotes the performance management system.…”

Section: Stakeholder Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Environmental Performance Management Systems (EPMS) versus Sustainable Development/Competitive Advantage in the Case of the Tunisian Companies

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This paper explores how companies are focusing to evaluate the performance management system that attempts to promote sustainable development and its competitive position, or even have a sustainable competitive advantage. Under the influence of control variables such as the environment, the social responsibility, the strategy and the stakeholders, we conceptualize a performance management system (PMS) able to reach these goals.We take a case study approach using questionnaire survey sent to 306 Tunisian industrial companies, supported by exploratory and confirmatory analysis. The results of the principal component factor analysis evidenced by Cronbach's alpha and KMO and the structural equations with indices of structural have devoted a good quality of adjustment. These results show the existence of a significant and positive relationship between the variables. This confirms that performance management system (PMS) influenced by the dimensions of social responsibility, environment, strategy and stakeholder interests had a positive impact on the integrated ecological business models (IEBM) and the environmental Management Control Systems (EMCS)

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Section: Analysis Of the Significance Of The Model Parameterssupporting

confidence: 88%

“…Secondly, stakeholder's interest promotes the performance management system conform to the Clarkson (1995) and Aste, et al (2017) …”

Section: Discussion Of Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Stakeholder Theorymentioning

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“…The equipment includes HVAC systems, lighting systems, shading systems, window opening systems, elevators, air quality control systems, and other electrical devices and applications. Such dedicated equipment, categorized by functions, has been integrated with the smart building platform to facilitate real-time monitoring and controls using advanced technologies [8,9]. However, these systems are not directly connected to each other due to the different communication protocols specified by their manufacturers.…”

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IoT-Based Smart Building Environment Service for Occupants’ Thermal Comfort

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Rhee

2018

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This paper presents an Internet of Things (IoT) platform for a smart building which provides human care services for occupants. The individual health profiles of the occupants are acquired by the IoT-based smart building, which uses the accumulated knowledge of the occupants to provide better services. To ensure the thermal comfort of the occupants inside the building, we propose a dynamic thermal model of occupants. This model is based on the heat balance equation of human body and thermal characteristics of the occupants. We implement this model in two smart building models with heaters controlled by a temperature and thermal comfort index using MATLAB/Simulink®. The simulation results show that the thermal comfort-based control is more effective to maintaining occupants' thermal satisfaction and is therefore recommended for use providing human care services using IoT platforms in smart buildings.

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“…According to the International Energy Agency, the majority of the world's population approximately 80% of the time is located on different premises, which consumed around 40% of world energy production. The building as a single energy system represents not just a set of elements of fencing structures and engineering equipment, but a certain combination of them, which gives the entire system as whole new qualities, which are absent in each individual element [Aste 2017]. Provision of certain thermal conditions in areas of a building involves the coordination of interacted and interconnected heat flows in a complex energy system characterized by a variety of constituent elements (enclosing structures and engineering systems) [Gul 2018].…”

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Application of the CFD Software for Modeling Thermal Comfort in Sport Hall

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The building as a single energy system represents not just a set of elements of fencing structures and engineering equipment, but a certain combination of them. The object under the study was the sports hall. During the simulation the calculation model of energy, viscous and radiation were chosen. Comparison of thermal conditions of the premises with different heating methods confirmed that direct heating of the halls is a more appropriate form comparing to the radiator heating. The developed models allow to carry out an estimation of observance of comfortable conditions in the premises, to carry out the analysis of the thermal balance of the premises

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Building Automation and Control Systems and performance optimization: A framework for analysis

Cited by 140 publications

References 186 publications

Environmental Performance Management Systems (EPMS) versus Sustainable Development/Competitive Advantage in the Case of the Tunisian Companies

Environmental Performance Management Systems (EPMS) versus Sustainable Development/Competitive Advantage in the Case of the Tunisian Companies

IoT-Based Smart Building Environment Service for Occupants’ Thermal Comfort

Application of the CFD Software for Modeling Thermal Comfort in Sport Hall

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