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Building Management Systems, often referred to as Building Automation Systems (BAS), are centralised systems that monitor and control a building's mechanical and electrical equipment. They utilise sensors, controllers, and actuators to regulate various building functions such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), lighting, and security. Through real-time data analysis and automation, BMS controls enable facility managers to make informed decisions, optimise energy usage, and ensure the smooth operation of building systems.

 

BMS controls are the keystone for optimising energy efficiency and providing a safe and comfortable environment for the occupants of the building.

A well-regulated indoor climate ensures that employees remain comfortable throughout the working day. Extreme temperatures can lead to discomfort, distraction, and decreased productivity. Air conditioning helps maintain an optimal temperature, thereby enhancing employee performance and satisfaction. Modern air conditioning systems are equipped with advanced filtration technologies that remove pollutants, allergens, and contaminants from the air. This leads to a healthier working environment, reducing incidents of respiratory issues and allergies among employees. BAS can connect all of your building’s control systems, from lighting and HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) to fire and security systems, and wayfinding and space booking, through a single set of controls powered by Internet of Things technology, artificial intelligence and machine learning. BAS can control lighting, temperature, and indoor air quality automatically, tailored to the needs of your staff and balanced with your business need to keep control of energy costs.

There is a direct correlation between occupancy, air quality and sustainability. Therefore, ventilation rates must be tailored to the number of people in a specific room or building. Currently, CIBSE guidance states that fresh air should not fall below 10 litres per second per person. This minimum standard exists to ensure carbon dioxide levels are reduced, which helps to prevent drowsiness and headaches. It is crucial for controlling temperature levels within a building. However, even 10 litres per second is too low. Achieving optimum levels of ventilation, while reducing energy use, relies on measuring and controlling occupancy and internal air quality (IAQ) through smart building technology, which in turn also reduces the risk of airborne viruses spreading.

Where ventilation helps to reduce CO2 levels, an air filtration system can help to eliminate viruses and particulate matter in the air

Black Box AI systems intake vast amounts of data from various sources, including structured and unstructured data. Advanced algorithms process this data to identify patterns, correlations, and insights that might not be immediately apparent to human analysts. Based on the processed data, the AI makes decisions or predictions. Black Box AI can analyse massive datasets swiftly, enabling businesses to make data-driven decisions with greater accuracy and speed. By automating repetitive tasks and streamlining processes, it frees up human resources to focus on higher-value tasks, boosting efficiency. Black Box AI can identify potential risks and anomalies within datasets, enabling businesses to proactively mitigate risks such as fraud, cybersecurity threats, or disruptions to the supply chain. Using historical data and advanced algorithms, it can forecast future trends, market fluctuations, and consumer behaviour patterns, helping businesses stay ahead of the curve.

At its core, the Internet of Things refers to the network of interconnected devices embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies, enabling them to collect and exchange data.

 

These devices range from everyday objects like smart thermostats and wearable devices to industrial machinery and vehicles. The overarching goal of IoT is to enhance efficiency, automate processes, and provide valuable insights through the seamless flow of data.

IoT facilitates real-time monitoring and automation, leading to increased operational efficiency. In sectors like manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare, IoT sensors collect data to optimise processes, predict maintenance needs, and minimise downtime. This not only improves productivity but also reduces costs, a key factor for businesses aiming to stay competitive. The wealth of data generated by IoT devices empowers businesses to make informed decisions. Through advanced analytics, organisations can gain valuable insights into consumer behaviour, market trends, and operational patterns. Companies are leveraging this data-driven approach to tailor their strategies, enhance customer experiences, and stay agile in an ever-evolving business landscape. IoT has the potential to transform customer experiences by personalising interactions and anticipating needs. In the retail sector, for example, smart shelves equipped with RFID technology can automatically update inventory levels, ensuring products are always available for customers. This level of automation enhances customer satisfaction and loyalty, crucial elements for success in competitive markets. As the number of connected devices grows, so does the importance of cybersecurity. IoT platforms often incorporate robust security protocols to safeguard data and protect against potential threats. This is particularly pertinent in industries such as finance and healthcare, where sensitive information must be handled with the utmost care. IoT plays a pivotal role in achieving environmental goals. Smart energy management systems, for instance, enable businesses to optimise energy consumption, reduce waste, and contribute to a greener future. Embracing IoT aligns with the growing emphasis on corporate social responsibility and environmental consciousness.

Smart Buildings optimise space usage, reduce the environmental impact of building systems, and play a crucial role in achieving carbon targets such as creating net zero buildings.

While water-cooled chillers come with higher upfront investment and ongoing maintenance of components like water towers, they are an extremely reliable and efficient air cooling system, particularly suited for buildings with demanding air cooling needs.

An out-of-date building automation system (BAS) can cost you significant opportunities to save energy, extend equipment life and improve occupant comfort.

An older BAS can cause inefficiencies for both operators and equipment, increasing costs over time. It may be incompatible with new technologies, making integration with new components difficult or costly. Moreover, out-of-date systems can be targets for hackers, leaving organizations open to cybersecurity risks. Understanding the newest BAS benefits can help operators evaluate their systems and know when it’s time to upgrade, reduce risks and capitalize on efficiencies.

Modern BAS follow IT best practices including better management of user password processes and hashing schemes, dormant user account reporting, and securing and encrypting communication, like HTTPS communication. Staying current with your BAS software is the only way to ensure you benefit from these critical features—and have continuing access to minor updates and security patches.

Building automation systems have always generated huge amounts of data. Today’s leading systems help facility managers use that data effectively. For instance, fault detection and diagnostics tools gather data from sensors and equipment, then apply complex algorithms to uncover potential problems before they’re detectable through traditional alarms. Such applications not only alert staff to an impending issue, but also identify the issue’s cause and use easy-to-understand visual displays that help technicians quickly zero in on a preventative solution. This can dramatically reduce baseline energy consumption, capital costs and equipment wear. Some systems even help prioritize events by cost-saving potential, so staff can tackle the problems with the greatest impact on the bottom line.

The platforms and operating systems underlying BAS can become quickly outdated as technology advances. Leading BAS protect customers from the risk of obsolescence by offering clear and easy paths to migration and modernization, ensuring systems are up to date and enhancing longevity. Interoperability and openness also support longer system life. With continued commitment to BACnet support, the industry-preferred communications protocol, leading BAS offer customers easy integration, maximizing ROI over the system’s lifespan.

ASHRAE recommends maximizing fresh air ventilation as an essential means to dilute indoor airborne pathogens and contaminants as part of any healthy building strategy. The best way to optimize IAQ and energy consumption is via Demand Control Ventilation (DCV) using CO2 sensing. A CO2 sensor strategically placed in conditioned zone with the highest occupant density will signal additional fresh air ventilation whenever the programmed CO2 concentration threshold is exceeded. Jade economizers combined with CO2 sensing technology improve the indoor air quality for building occupants while optimizing energy consumption and costs for the building owner.

Hackers are increasingly using BMS systems to access a company’s enterprise systems. Legacy BMS equipment often has weaker security protocols that give bad actors easy access to the entire company network. An update to a more modern system will provide you with increased security and peace of mind. When you upgrade from a “closed” building management system to an “open” one, it reduces dependence on proprietary systems and drastically increases upgrade options. This will allow the facility manager to select equipment that will enable you to better meet the goals and needs of your building.

Having the newest BMS capabilities can also help you operate a sustainable building. However, upgrading your BMS system will not automatically result in energy savings. You’ll need to use the technology to implement modern control strategies, which may also require recommissioning data inputs and control outputs. The newest BMS systems are able to support these new challenges by aggregating and integrating data from different systems into one place. This can include HVAC, lighting, safety, security, workplace management, occupant engagement systems, and more. The BMS now acts as a ‘single pane of glass’ with dashboards that present building-wide performance data, making it as simple to control zone-specific temperature and humidity as it is to monitor the status of elevators. And your BMS will now be mobile-friendly, as accessible on your phone as your other apps. If a controller fails and a replacement is not available, you should have a BMS upgrade plan. Some spare controllers may help tide you over for a while, but you need a long-term plan. If you do not have the budget, you can plan a 1 to 3 year plan to upgrade all the non-supported controllers.

Modern building management systems (BMS) enable superior integration between smart systems  ̶  including operations technology (OT) and information technology (IT) systems. 

 upgrading your Building Management System (BMS) is a priority, especially the software, to stay up to date with latest market and cyber security requirements. While building operators often assume that any upgrade must mean continuing with the same supplier, the adoption of open standard protocols such as BACnet has created more choices when contemplating systems upgrades.  Although some BMS manufacturers offer migration utilities to ease the transition to newer software, these tools often do not eliminate the need for significant re-engineering especially when it comes to the redesign of older graphics and the optimisation of the control logic. Today, buildings no longer are constrained to the original BMS vendor’s software. In some cases, one can even save money by selecting an alternative supplier.

One of the biggest factors that delays upgrades is the perception that the whole system (including all the controllers) will have to be replaced all at one time. This is frequently impossible both at a practical level and with regards to budgetary implications. In the past, BMS’ used manufacturer specific proprietary protocols that made it difficult to switch to another provider, but now most system vendors offer a gateway to an open protocol, such as BACnet or Modbus, even if they do not natively support them. This enables migration or upgrade of an older system to be planned and allows systems to be broken down into prioritized, and manageable components to be replaced over a viable time frame.

Controllers can be replaced one-by-one or in groups by the new type(s) and connected to new supervisory software via IP that can run alongside the old software. The BACnet protocol can work with multiple different supervisors, so the data from the incumbent controllers not yet replaced can be managed by the new software, alongside the new controllers. The modern software solution worthy of consideration is the latest version

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