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Chapter 13Chapter 13Building Automation Systems for IAQBuilding Automation Systems for IAQ

Building Automation Systems and Controllers • Operator Interface Methods •

Building Automation System Input and Output Components • Direct Digital Control Strategies, Features, and Algorithms • IAQ

Strategies and Energy Considerations

Building Automation Systems and Controllers • Operator Interface Methods •

Building Automation System Input and Output Components • Direct Digital Control Strategies, Features, and Algorithms • IAQ

Strategies and Energy Considerations

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Chapter 13Chapter 13Building Automation Systems for IAQBuilding Automation Systems for IAQ

Building Automation Systems and Controllers • Operator Interface Methods •

Building Automation System Input and Output Components • Direct Digital Control Strategies, Features, and Algorithms • IAQ

Strategies and Energy Considerations

Building Automation Systems and Controllers • Operator Interface Methods •

Building Automation System Input and Output Components • Direct Digital Control Strategies, Features, and Algorithms • IAQ

Strategies and Energy Considerations

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Distributed direct digital control systems have multiple CPUs at the controller level.

Distributed direct digital control systems have multiple CPUs at the controller level.

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Application-specific controllers are designed to control only one type or part of an HVAC system.

Application-specific controllers are designed to control only one type or part of an HVAC system.

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Unitary controllers are designed for simple zone control using a standard wall-mounted temperature sensor.

Unitary controllers are designed for simple zone control using a standard wall-mounted temperature sensor.

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Air-handling unit controllers are used when the sophisticated control of large central-station air-handling units is required.

Air-handling unit controllers are used when the sophisticated control of large central-station air-handling units is required.

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Variable-air-volume (VAV) air terminal unit controllers are similar in appearance to unitary controllers. The difference is in the factory programming of the erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM) chip.

Variable-air-volume (VAV) air terminal unit controllers are similar in appearance to unitary controllers. The difference is in the factory programming of the erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM) chip.

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Variable-air-volume (VAV) air-handling unit controllers are used to control VAV air-handling units in order to maintain a minimum static pressure in supply ducts.

Variable-air-volume (VAV) air-handling unit controllers are used to control VAV air-handling units in order to maintain a minimum static pressure in supply ducts.

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Variable-air-volume (VAV) air-handling controllers are used to control building space temperature and air volume in VAV air-handling systems.

Variable-air-volume (VAV) air-handling controllers are used to control building space temperature and air volume in VAV air-handling systems.

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Network communication modules coordinate communication from controller to controller on a network and provide a location for operator interface.

Network communication modules coordinate communication from controller to controller on a network and provide a location for operator interface.

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Desktop personal computers (PCs), alarm printers, notebook PCs, portable operator terminals, keypad displays, and dumb terminals are used in large buildings to access and troubleshoot a building’s automation system.

Desktop personal computers (PCs), alarm printers, notebook PCs, portable operator terminals, keypad displays, and dumb terminals are used in large buildings to access and troubleshoot a building’s automation system.

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A building automation system with web browser software packages allows a stationary engineer to communicate and change settings from anywhere in the world.

A building automation system with web browser software packages allows a stationary engineer to communicate and change settings from anywhere in the world.

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Analog input devices send 4 mA to 20 mA or 0 V to 10 or 20 V signals to a building automation system’s controllers, causing a proportional electrical signal change to output components.

Analog input devices send 4 mA to 20 mA or 0 V to 10 or 20 V signals to a building automation system’s controllers, causing a proportional electrical signal change to output components.

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Temperature sensors are available in a variety of packages and mounting configurations including wall-mounted, duct-mounted, immersion (well-mounted), and averaging.

Temperature sensors are available in a variety of packages and mounting configurations including wall-mounted, duct-mounted, immersion (well-mounted), and averaging.

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Humidity sensors contain a hygroscopic element that changes physical characteristics as the humidity changes.

Humidity sensors contain a hygroscopic element that changes physical characteristics as the humidity changes.

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Piezoelectric elements (pressure-sensitive crystals) are used in duct pressure-sensing applications, while bellows elements are used in many piping applications.

Piezoelectric elements (pressure-sensitive crystals) are used in duct pressure-sensing applications, while bellows elements are used in many piping applications.

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In IAQ applications, differential pressure sensors or pitot tubes and temperature sensors in a duct can act as airflow measuring stations (AMS).

In IAQ applications, differential pressure sensors or pitot tubes and temperature sensors in a duct can act as airflow measuring stations (AMS).

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A digital input device signal is a binary (ON or OFF) signal. A digital input device signal is a binary (ON or OFF) signal.

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Limit thermostats maintain a temperature above or below an adjustable setpoint.

Limit thermostats maintain a temperature above or below an adjustable setpoint.

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Humidistats are digital input devices used in ducts and indicate when a humidity setpoint has been reached.

Humidistats are digital input devices used in ducts and indicate when a humidity setpoint has been reached.

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Differential pressure switches are often used to indicate a difference in pressure across a fan or pump or to indicate the condition of an air-handling unit filter.

Differential pressure switches are often used to indicate a difference in pressure across a fan or pump or to indicate the condition of an air-handling unit filter.

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Electric/pneumatic transducers have an analog input signal, such as 4 mA to 20 mA, from the building automation system and an output air pressure signal of 0 psi to 20 psi.

Electric/pneumatic transducers have an analog input signal, such as 4 mA to 20 mA, from the building automation system and an output air pressure signal of 0 psi to 20 psi.

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Triac-switched controller output terminals require an external power supply and are used to switch alternating current (AC).

Triac-switched controller output terminals require an external power supply and are used to switch alternating current (AC).

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Relays are used to allow low-voltage-rated triacs of building automation system controllers to switch line-voltage components ON and OFF.

Relays are used to allow low-voltage-rated triacs of building automation system controllers to switch line-voltage components ON and OFF.

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In a direct digital control system, a building automation system controller is wired directly to controlled components.

In a direct digital control system, a building automation system controller is wired directly to controlled components.

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In closed-loop control, feedback occurs among the controller, sensor, and controlled component(s).

In closed-loop control, feedback occurs among the controller, sensor, and controlled component(s).

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In open-loop control, no feedback is provided from sensors to a building automation system controller.In open-loop control, no feedback is provided from sensors to a building automation system controller.

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Setpoint is the desired value to be maintained by a system with the desired accuracy to the setpoint being programmed into a BAS controller.

Setpoint is the desired value to be maintained by a system with the desired accuracy to the setpoint being programmed into a BAS controller.

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Setup and setback setpoints are values that are active during the unoccupied mode of a building automation system.

Setup and setback setpoints are values that are active during the unoccupied mode of a building automation system.

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Low-limit controls stop outside-air dampers from closing 100% and still allow ventilation air into a building when ventilation-air temperatures are excessively low outside.

Low-limit controls stop outside-air dampers from closing 100% and still allow ventilation air into a building when ventilation-air temperatures are excessively low outside.

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Proportional control algorithms position a controlled component in response to the amount of offset experienced in a building automation system.

Proportional control algorithms position a controlled component in response to the amount of offset experienced in a building automation system.

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Derivative control algorithms determine the instantaneous rate of change of a controlled variable.

Derivative control algorithms determine the instantaneous rate of change of a controlled variable.

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Adaptive control algorithms are self-tuning algorithms that are often used to correct an overcycling control system.

Adaptive control algorithms are self-tuning algorithms that are often used to correct an overcycling control system.

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Acceptable indoor air quality numbers for ventilation are detailed in ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2007, Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality.

Acceptable indoor air quality numbers for ventilation are detailed in ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2007, Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality.

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CO2 levels in building spaces or zones are used as an indicator of occupancy.

CO2 levels in building spaces or zones are used as an indicator of occupancy.

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A typical HVAC system increases ventilation when CO2 levels rise to 600 parts per million (PPM) so that levels do not exceed 1000 PPM.

A typical HVAC system increases ventilation when CO2 levels rise to 600 parts per million (PPM) so that levels do not exceed 1000 PPM.

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Economizers use outdoor air to provide free cooling and are not practical or advisable in hot-humid climates.

Economizers use outdoor air to provide free cooling and are not practical or advisable in hot-humid climates.

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In night precooling, cool outdoor night air is used to cool a building while simultaneously exhausting accumulated pollutants.

In night precooling, cool outdoor night air is used to cool a building while simultaneously exhausting accumulated pollutants.

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