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CS-EE 481 1 Founder’s Day University of Portland School of Engineering Programmable Logic Solar Radiant Heating System Authors Arturo Bimrose Troy Heynderickx Jon Sakkos Advisor Dr. Lu, Dr. Doughty Industry Representatives EE: Jonathan Fant ME: Mitch Dec and Dana Troy of Glumac

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CS-EE 481

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Programmable Logic Solar Radiant Heating System

AuthorsArturo Bimrose

Troy Heynderickx

Jon Sakkos

AdvisorDr. Lu, Dr. Doughty

Industry RepresentativesEE: Jonathan Fant

ME: Mitch Dec and Dana Troy of Glumac

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Agenda

• Introduction• Background• Methods• Results• Conclusions• Video

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Introduction

- Project is interdisciplinary- Troy- EE/Jon- ME/Arturo- CS

- Planning since the start of last summer- Mitch Dec and Dana Troy- Dr. Lu, Dr. Doughty and Dr. O’Halloran- Professor Nuxoll

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Background

- Solar collector- Very efficient way to heat water

- Radiant heating system- Run hot water through piping under a floor

- Microcontroller (embedded system)- Small computer with limited memory

- The aim of our project was to develop and integrate the above into a proof of concept residential heating system.

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• Radiant Heating

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• Mean Radiant Temp-Average temp of all surfaces in a room.

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• Solar Collector

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• Efficiency

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Methods- DefineDesignObtain ResourcesImplementIntegrate

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System Diagram

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Results: Mechanical

• Heating Zones

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• Plumbing

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• Solar Collector

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Results: Logic

boolean SAFE

;;;loop through each zone floor temp reading

LOOPONE

IF (Floor_Temp >= 32)

CLOSE VALVE

SAFE = false

IF (Floor_Temp < 32)

SAFE = true

IF NOTDONE, LOOPONE

;;;loop through each heating zone's ambient temp

LOOPTWO

IF(Current_Temp >= Desired_Temp)

CLOSE VALVE

IF((Current_Temp < Desired_Temp) and (SAFE))

OPEN VALVE

IF NOTDONE, LOOPTWO

;;;solar collector monitoring

IF(Water_Temp > 170)

COLLECTOR PUMP OFF

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- Control system based on:- Zone floor temps

- Zone ambient temps

- Circulation water temp

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Results: Control Unit

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Results: Control Unit

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Conclusions

- We have successfully implemented the system.- Further testing and modification to be done

- Additional functionality:- Internal heat exchanger

- Actively control flow rate for max heat transfer

- Use new serial bus as opposed to I2C for better range

- An overall success and great experience

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Demonstration

- Video

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Thank You.

Are there any questions?