Radiators Adjustment in Multi-Family Residential Buildings—An Analysis Based on Data from Heat Meters
Karol Bandurski,
Andrzej Górka,
Halina Koczyk
Abstract:Energy is consumed in buildings through the use of various types of energy systems, which are controlled by the occupants via provided interfaces. The quality of this control should be verified to improve the efficiency of the systems and for the comfort of the occupants. In the case of residential buildings, due to privacy reasons, it is problematic to directly monitor human–building interactions using sensors installed in dwellings. However, data from increasingly common smart meters are easily available. In… Show more
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