SHOPPING MALL AIR PARAMETERS MEASUREMENT SYSTEM SYNTHESIS
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https://doi.org/10.20998/2079-0023.2022.01.05Keywords:
shopping mall, weather station, automated control, hardware and software complex, Arduino, thermal controlAbstract
The article is devoting to a shopping mall air parameters monitoring system creation. It is stated that increasing energy production, the world's population and harmful emissions into the atmosphere requires identifying solutions for searching and reducing the human activities impact on the environment. This issue is urgent because of the fact that environment harmful changes are irreversible. It is known that one of the options for harmful parameters values obtaining information is the construction and implementation of measurement systems, that are called weather stations. Literature review showed that available weather environment stations of temperature and humidity measuring only for the general purposes are designed. It limits the number of parameters that can be measured. The main parameters of the indoor environment that affect human health have been identified. It has been found that high concentrations of some gases can be dangerous for human health. It is shown that the issue of proper operation of the ventilation and air conditioning system and measuring its performance is an urgent task. The main requirements for the weather stations construction were obtained. Microcontroller and sensors synthesis for the weather station construction is made. The structural scheme and the scheme of connection of sensors are developed. The major attention is paid to the algorithms description that shows how air parameters system measurement works. The software system using the selected controller and sensors has been tested. A visualization of displaying the obtained shopping center air parameters has been developed. Based on received data the possibility of carrying out measurements on real object of management is confirmed.
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