Teaching Approved Methods of Tuning and Adjusting Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning Control Systems

教学批准的调整和调整供暖、通风和空调控制系统的方法

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    0202131
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 15.53万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2002
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2002-07-01 至 2006-06-30
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

The Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) industry is presently struggling with a problem that affects its credibility with owners and occupants of buildings: installed, renovated, and maintained building HVAC systems are not meeting the conditions, comfort, and economy of operation expectations of owners, occupants and other end users. As evidenced by articles and letters of concern in HVAC and building trade periodicals, building mechanical system owners, designers, installers, and occupant representatives need a commonly understood, scientific means of field testing HVAC system control performance which can more readily determine compliance with desired and specified operation. A previous NSF grant to the Sinclair Community College (DUE 9544183) sponsored a symposium attended by national representatives of colleges and universities, HVAC industry professionals, and HVAC equipment manufacturers. At the symposium it was demonstrated that control systems performance could be analyzed through hard copy recordings of controller responses. This textbook-described method of analysis was in lieu of the non-scientific practice of visual monitoring, or vague "self tuning" programs used for observing and correcting controller behavior.As the result of a request at the symposium, Sinclair faculty is developing a curriculum module to teach the utilization of a hand-held graphing calculator to be substituted for the fragile, expensive, sophisticated laboratory test equipment that was used at the symposium to demonstrate the method of controller behavior analysis based on textbook control theory. The curriculum module is used in existing HVAC control courses at Sinclair Community College and is available to other Associate and Bachelor degree programs in mechanical engineering technology. All materials and technology developed are disseminated through engineering education professional associations. The final report serves as the basis of technical papers presented to general meetings of such professional societies as ASHRAE, IEEE, ASEE, and ISA.Development of curriculum is accomplished in cooperation with faculty from the University of Dayton, a professional advisory panel, and curriculum developers at the National Center of Excellence for Advanced Manufacturing Education. The Sinclair faculty researchers administering this development project have years of experience in designing and installing major commercial HVAC control systems. In addition, such material can find ready use nationally in continuing-education courses offered by two-year colleges to employees of local industry. With the articulation agreements and working arrangements that Sinclair has with such four-year colleges as the University of Dayton, Miami University of Middletown, University of Cincinnati College of Applied Science, University of Toledo, and Ferris State University, the developed material is being used in many engineering and technical programs.
采暖、通风和空调(HVAC)行业目前正在努力解决一个影响其在建筑物业主和居住者中的可信度的问题:安装、翻新和维护的建筑物HVAC系统不能满足业主、居住者和其他最终用户对运行条件、舒适性和经济性的期望。正如暖通空调和建筑行业期刊上的文章和信件所证明的那样,建筑机械系统的业主、设计者、安装者和住户代表需要一种共同理解的、科学的现场测试暖通空调系统控制性能的方法,这种方法可以更容易地确定符合预期和指定的操作。美国国家科学基金会之前向辛克莱社区学院提供的赠款(截止日期为9544183)赞助了一次研讨会,出席者包括全国高校代表、暖通空调行业专业人士和暖通空调设备制造商。在研讨会上,演示了可以通过控制器响应的硬拷贝记录来分析控制系统的性能。这种教科书描述的分析方法取代了视觉监控的非科学实践,或用于观察和纠正控制器行为的模糊的“自校正”程序。应研讨会的要求,辛克莱学院正在开发一个课程模块,教授如何使用手持图形计算器来取代研讨会上使用的脆弱、昂贵、复杂的实验室测试设备,以演示基于教科书控制理论的控制器行为分析方法。该课程模块用于辛克莱社区学院现有的暖通空调控制课程,也可用于机械工程技术的其他副学士学位课程。所有开发的材料和技术都通过工程教育专业协会进行传播。最终报告是提交给ASHRAE、IEEE、ASEE和ISA等专业学会大会的技术论文的基础。课程的开发是与代顿大学的教师、专业顾问小组和国家先进制造教育卓越中心的课程开发人员合作完成的。负责这一开发项目的辛克莱学院的研究人员在设计和安装主要的商用暖通空调控制系统方面拥有多年的经验。此外,这些材料可以在全国范围内随时用于两年制大学为当地行业员工提供的继续教育课程。根据辛克莱与代顿大学、迈阿密米德尔顿大学、辛辛那提大学应用科学学院、托莱多大学和费里斯州立大学等四年制学院达成的衔接协议和工作安排,开发的材料正被用于许多工程和技术项目。

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{{ truncateString('Larraine Kapka', 18)}}的其他基金

Virtual Online Tensile Strength Testing Simulation
虚拟在线拉伸强度测试模拟
  • 批准号:
    1245496
  • 财政年份:
    2013
  • 资助金额:
    $ 15.53万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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