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| - | ==== Room control ==== | + | ===== Room control |
| Controlling the environment in a room can be tricky. Often it's based on an economic viewpoint. | Controlling the environment in a room can be tricky. Often it's based on an economic viewpoint. | ||
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| I will try explaining "Best Practice" | I will try explaining "Best Practice" | ||
| - | === Room control Heat === | + | ==== Room control Heat ==== |
| Simplest automation, is a room temperature sensor controlling room heating. | Simplest automation, is a room temperature sensor controlling room heating. | ||
| Heat setpoint at 23 °C, and when room temperature gets below this setpoint, you can start regulation your heat option. | Heat setpoint at 23 °C, and when room temperature gets below this setpoint, you can start regulation your heat option. | ||
| - | === Regulation types === | + | ==== Regulation types ==== |
| Regulators can be a difficult subject that requires a comprehensive explaination. | Regulators can be a difficult subject that requires a comprehensive explaination. | ||
| For now I'll just explain 2 types. | For now I'll just explain 2 types. | ||
| - | == Control curve == | + | === Control curve === |
| Control curves can be 2 points and upwards (Often no more then 10 points) | Control curves can be 2 points and upwards (Often no more then 10 points) | ||
| For heating, imagine 2 points in a curve, where X is the temperature below setpoint eg. 10 to 0 degrees below, and Y is a percentage from 100% to 0%. See the graph below. | For heating, imagine 2 points in a curve, where X is the temperature below setpoint eg. 10 to 0 degrees below, and Y is a percentage from 100% to 0%. See the graph below. | ||
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| 10=100% | 10=100% | ||
| 0=0% | 0=0% | ||
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| - | == PID Regulator == | ||
| - | === Sensors explained === | + | |
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| + | === PID Regulator === | ||
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| + | ==== Sensors explained | ||
| A sensor is basically anything inbound information, | A sensor is basically anything inbound information, | ||
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| + | ~~DISCUSSION~~ | ||
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