Intelligent Air-Conditioning Management System Based on Fuzzy Control

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A system combined with Local Operation Network Techniques for control and power management of air conditioning systems to enhance the integration of control information is proposed. Instead of using only one actuator in common control strategy for air conditioning control, we use now multiple actuators and variable speed operated pumps for the heat exchangers. The new system reduces electrical power consumption of the air conditioning pump. The control information exchange system provided by Local Operation Network ensures that only one of the actuators perform the control task within a specific scan time cycle, which is critical for robust fuzzy control.

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