Monitoring system for temperature and relative humidity of the experimental building

Kuzmenkov, Alexander; Kuvshinov, D.A.; Buryachenko, Svetlana; Kaychenov, A. V.; Karachentseva, Iana; Voronin, Zahar

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2131/5/052070

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“…To clarify the research data in real operating conditions, along with regulatory methods, an experimental technique is used. The experimental methodology is based on the developed system for monitoring the parameters of the internal microclimate, the environment and building structures [12]. The main parameters controlled by the monitoring system are temperature and humidity [13,14], as well as the volume of electricity consumption during the operation of buildings.…”

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Information model of green building research in the Arctic: methodological aspects

Kuzmenkov,

Kaychenov,

Karachentseva

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The article raises the question of the need to create a tool for complex scientific research based on an information model. The sphere of green construction in the northern and Arctic regions was chosen as the sphere of comprehensive scientific research. The paper defines the tasks of a comprehensive study, its stages, as well as a set of models used in the study. The methodology of complex scientific research has been developed. Scientific research methods are defined for each stage and the model used. An information model of a comprehensive scientific study of green construction in the Arctic has been developed. The necessity of using research information model (RIM) for the implementation of a set of tasks is substantiated.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Information model of green building research in the Arctic: methodological aspects

Kuzmenkov,

Kaychenov,

Karachentseva

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…The collected information from microcontrollers located in various nodes of the facility, using a WiFi network, is sent to the panel controller via a router using the ModBus TCP protocol. The data received by the controller is archived to a USB flash drive, and also send via LAN to a cloud service to increase the reliability of data storage [8][9][10][11][12].…”

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Automated systems for monitoring microclimate parameters and electricity metering of an experimental building

et al. 2023

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The Arctic is a strategically important region for Russia. In the process of searching for new solutions for the rapid construction of energy-efficient and safe buildings in the Arctic, it is necessary to develop systems for monitoring and maintaining indoor microclimate, ensuring optimal use of resources and implementing building management systems. Continuous automatic monitoring will help to increase comfort and safety in the room, as well as reduce energy consumption. The possibility of remote data transmission will allow you to quickly respond to emergencies and take actions to prevent the development of accidents. The article presents the results of the development and testing of a software and hardware complex based on a model object on the territory of the Murmansk State Technical University. The development and research of systems for automated monitoring of microclimate parameters and electricity metering of a model object in Murmansk has been carried out. The results of the study of the parameters of the deviation of temperature indicators are presented. The parameters of the deviation of the indicators of the humidity control system from the sensors are determined. A comparative analysis of the total electricity consumption of the model object for the main consumers of the log part and the frame part was carried out.

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“…The GY-SHT31-D is a temperature and Relative humidity sensor. GY-SHT31-D measures temperature within the range of -40 o C to + 125 o C, and relativity humidity range of 0 to 100 % with maximum error of 2 o C and 4 % respectively [22].…”

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Ambient Air Pollution Monitoring and Health Studies Using Low-Cost Internet of Things Monitor within KNUST Community

Afotey,

Quao

2024

JMC

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Urban environments with high industrialization are infested with hazardous chemicals and airborne pollutants. These pollutants CO, O3, SO2, NO2, and PM can have devastating effects on human health, causing both acute and chronic diseases such as respiratory infections, lung cancer, and heart disease. Air pollution monitoring is vital to warn citizens of the health risks associated with exposure to high concentrations of these criteria pollutants. This study designed a low-cost IoT monitor to measure concentration levels of criteria pollutants emitted from transportation sources within Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology environs. Three monitoring sites, KNUST Tech junction, Ayeduase gate junction and KNUST campus junction, were identified as the locations within the proximity of the University for the Deployment of the monitor. Hourly and mean daily CO, NO2, O3 and SO2 concentrations at each of the three sites were measured for a week using the IoT monitor, when students were in school and when students were on vacation. The average daily CO, NO2 and O3 concentrations measured at the selected locations when school was in session and during vacation were presented on histogram. The mean weekly concentrations of CO, NO2 and O3 were also estimated as 13.2ppm, 0.277ppm and 0.106ppb respectively at KNUST Tech junction; 10.1ppm, 0.254ppm and 0.110ppb respectively at Ayeduase gate junction; and 8.0ppm, 0.415ppm and 0.100ppb respectively at the KNUST campus junction when school was in session. The results show that the concentrations of all the pollutants were higher and exceeded the EPA standards except for CO at KNUST Campus junction monitoring site. These high levels of emissions is an indication of a health concern for the students at the university and university authorities can device means of curbing it.

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Monitoring system for temperature and relative humidity of the experimental building

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Information model of green building research in the Arctic: methodological aspects

Information model of green building research in the Arctic: methodological aspects

Automated systems for monitoring microclimate parameters and electricity metering of an experimental building

Ambient Air Pollution Monitoring and Health Studies Using Low-Cost Internet of Things Monitor within KNUST Community

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