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Régulation des installations du génie climatiqueGénie Climatique (ERE)

FISA ERE Semester 8 Energy Efficiency Control Option Machine translation

Control of Climatic Engineering Installations

Teaching unit Climatic Engineering · ERE08MEE_GCLIM
4ECTS (EU)
2Coefficient
35:00Hours

Séquencement

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Learning objectives

Know: • The different principles of regulating a heating and/or air conditioning system. • The parameters and/or physical quantities to be controlled and/or managed on a heating and/or air conditioning system. • The sensors have their advantages, their disadvantages. • Regulatory bodies and their technology. • Regulatory requirements. Master: • The basic principles of regulating and managing a heating and/or air conditioning system in order to: Define the system and components of the management and control system of a heating and/or air conditioning system. To define the location and number of sensors.

Prerequisites

ModuleTeaching unitSemester
Climatic Engineering of BuildingsClimatic EngineeringS8
Design and Sizing of Air Conditioning EquipmentClimatic EngineeringS8

Program

Reminders about ordering a process. • Open loop regulation. • Closed loop regulation. • Different modes of regulation. Elements constituting a chain of regulation. • Sensors. • Regulators. • Actuators. • Safety devices. Architecture of a regulatory set. • With regulators <<indépendants>" • With optimization regulators. • With addressable regulators. • With programmable automatons. • Centralised technical management systems. • Criteria of choice. Regulation of heating systems. • Regulatory aspects. • Production systems (hot and burner). • Distribution systems. • Examples of application. Regulation of air conditioning systems. • Air treatment systems. • Distribution systems.

Assessment

Table control (Duration 1h30

References

Engineering

Skills

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Ref.VerbDescriptionLevel
C6analyzeIdentify energy aspects in the organisation's activities during a diagnosis3