Research on Design of Intelligent Building Internal Structure Based on Building Materials

Ze Yuan Han; Ning Zhang; Zhe Cheng Wu; Yue Ming Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.738.113

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Effect of Cl^- Content, pH Value and CO₂ on Electrochemical Corrosion Features of Cr15 Super Martensitic Stainless Steel
p.92

Fracture Failure Mechanism Analysis of a Type of Tracklayer Gearbox Casing Based on Mechanical Mechanics and Material Properties
p.97

Parameters Setting Impact Analysis of Composite Cockpit Finite Element Analysis Based on Properties of Composite Materials
p.103

The Dangerous Rock Mass Deformation Analysis with Application of Kalman Filter Method Based on Material Properties and AR Model
p.109

Research on Design of Intelligent Building Internal Structure Based on Building Materials
p.113

Research on Construction Materials with Innovation Strategies for Regional Architecture Renovation
p.117

Combined Application of Three Nondestructive Testing Methods in Simulation Test of a Large Concrete-Filled Steel Tube
p.121

Mechanical Properties Research of Steel-Concrete Composite Structure's Connector
p.128

Construction of New Energy-Saving Building Materials Based on Formal Concept Analysis Methods
p.133

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Research on Design of Intelligent Building Internal Structure Based on Building Materials

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New building materials cover a very wide area, such as insulation materials, high-strength materials, breathing material. Intelligent building is the inevitable product of new building materials in the information age, and the level of intelligence of the building gradually increases with the development of science and technology. This paper presents a novel intelligent building design. In the intelligent building, a wireless sensor networks can be reliable perception of the regional environmental and some parameter information be known by the monitoring nodes that widely distributed in the area. This design has the safe, efficient, comfortable, convenient and flexible features.

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