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Comfort Control in Buildings (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2014)
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Comfort Control in Buildings (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2014)
Series: Advances in Industrial Control
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The aim of this book is to research comfort control inside
buildings, and how this can be achieved through low energy
consumption. It presents a comprehensive exploration of the design,
development and implementation of several advanced control systems
that maintain users' comfort (thermal and indoor air quality)
whilst minimizing energy consumption. The book includes a detailed
account of the latest cutting edge developments in this area, and
presents several control systems based on Model Predictive Control
approaches. Real-life examples are provided, and the book is
supplemented by illustrations, tables, all of which facilitate
understanding of the text. Energy consumption in buildings
(residential and non-residential) represents almost the half of the
total world energy consumption, and they are also responsible for
approximately 35% of CO2 emissions. For these reasons, the
reduction of energy consumption associated with the construction
and use of buildings, and the increase of energy efficiency in
their climatic refurbishment are frequently studied topics in
academia and industry. As the productivity of users is directly
related to their comfort, a middle ground needs to be found between
comfort of users and energy efficiency. In order to achieve this,
it is necessary to develop innovation and technology which can
provide comfortable environments with minimum energy consumption.
This book is intended for researchers interested in control
engineering, energy and bioclimatic buildings, and for architects
and process control engineers. It is also accessible to
postgraduate students embarking on a career in this area,
particularly those studying architecture.
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