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ATEM MODULE 3: CONTROLS A c c r e d i t e d T e x a s E n e r g y M a n a g e r System Types Manual Programmable thermostats Mechanical time clocks Electronic time clocks Pneumatic controls Networked thermostats


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ATEM MODULE 3: CONTROLS

A c c r e d i t e d T e x a s E n e r g y M a n a g e r

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System Types

❯Manual ❯Programmable thermostats ❯Mechanical time clocks ❯Electronic time clocks ❯Pneumatic controls ❯Networked thermostats ❯Direct digital control (DDC)

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Pneumatic Control Systems

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❯Air compressor ❯Piping & tubing ❯Sensors ❯Actuators

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DDC System Components

❯Desktop or laptop computer

  • Operator workstation
  • Programming
  • Network interface

❯Controllers – executes control

logic based on inputs

  • Building
  • Local

❯Communications interfaces ❯Sensors ❯Data

  • Analog – variable
  • Digital – 0 or 1/on-off/open-closed

❯Network cabling

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DDC System Architecture

BC C C C Internet

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DDC Inputs & Outputs

Controller

Control Outputs Sensor Inputs Valve open/close Damper

  • pen/close

Motor off/on Indicator light Alarm Temperature Pressure Flow Humidity Motor status Switch position

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DDC System Functions

❯Scheduling

  • Normal work days
  • Events
  • Weekends
  • Holidays

❯Control strategies

  • Optimum start & stop
  • Demand limiting
  • Temperature resets

❯Monitoring ❯Logging & trending ❯Diagnostics & troubleshooting ❯Alarming

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DDC Protocols

❯BACNet

  • Open protocol
  • Developed by ASHRAE
  • Specifically for building equipment

control

❯LONTalk

  • Proprietary protocol
  • Developed by Echelon Corp.
  • Special micro-compressor chip

required for communication

❯Tridium (Niagra)

  • Proprietary built on open

standards

  • Allows integration of diverse

systems

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Demand Control Ventilation

❯Utilize in area w/ high occupancy levels ❯Uses CO2 levels to estimate occupancy ❯Controls outside air flow w/ modulating dampers

  • Closed at zero occupancy (low CO2 level)
  • Full open at maximum occupancy (high CO2 level)

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Utilizing Economizers

❯Supplies 100% outside air for cooling ❯Compressors do not operate ❯Takes advantage of mild outdoor

conditions

❯Control types

  • Dry bulb

› Less humid climates › Temperature only

  • Enthalpy

› More humid climates › Temperature & humidity

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Economizer Operation

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Setpoints

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❯Occupied

  • Occupant comfort
  • Energy savings
  • Cooling costs rise 1.5% for each

degree below 72º

  • Heating costs rise 1% for each

degree above 68º

❯Unoccupied

  • Energy savings
  • Prevent building damage
  • Use instead of turning systems off
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Control Strategies

❯Demand limiting

  • Demand limit setting
  • Loads shed when setting reached
  • Reduces peak demand & utility charges

❯Optimal startup

  • Heating or cooling started before occupied time
  • Setpoint reached at scheduled occupied time

❯Optimum stop

  • Heating or cooling setback while facilities occupied
  • Building allowed to “coast”

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More Control Strategies

❯Supply air temperature reset

  • Based on return air or outside air temperature
  • Reduces amount of reheat during cooling

❯Chilled water temperature reset

  • Raise temperature of chilled water
  • Based on outdoor temperature & humidity
  • Caution not to raise temperature too much in humid conditions

❯Condenser water temperature reset

  • Decrease temperature of water leaving cooling tower
  • Increases chiller efficiency
  • Reduces chiller capacity

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Sample Display Screen

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Sample Display Screen

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Ashley Williams, MCRP & ATEM

❯ Texas Energy Managers Association ❯ Director of Curriculum and Certification ❯ awilliams@texasema.org

questions

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Texas Energy Managers Association

❯ www.texasema.org

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