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Qualitative model-based fault detection in air-handling units

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4 Author(s)
Glass, A.S. ; Landis & Gyr Betriebs AG, Zug, Switzerland ; Gruber, P. ; Roos, M. ; Todtli, J.

The feasibility of a qualitative approach for detecting faults in an air-conditioning system is considered. The system considered is a multi-zone variable air volume air-handling unit, and the faults investigated include types which result in deterioration of operation, as distinct from actual failure. The operating modes of the sequential controller for the central air-handling plant can be matched to a corresponding qualitative classification of steady-state temperatures. Observed mismatches indicate the presence of faults. Trials of the method in an air-conditioning test laboratory are reported

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Control Systems, IEEE  (Volume:15 ,  Issue: 4 )

Date of Publication: Aug 1995

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