Proceedings Article | 7 August 2017
Proc. SPIE. 10445, Photonics Applications in Astronomy, Communications, Industry, and High Energy Physics Experiments 2017
KEYWORDS: Sensors, Particles, Organisms, Heart, Control systems, Quality measurement, Buildings, Sensor networks, Humidity, Carbon monoxide, Environmental sensing, Temperature metrology
One of the main goals of modern buildings in addition to the management environment is also attempt to save energy. For this reason, increased demands on the prevention of energy loss, which can be expressed for example as an inefficient use of the available functions as a building or heat leakage. Reducing heat loss as a perfect tightness of doors and windows in the building, however, restricts the natural ventilation, which leads to a gradual deterioration of the quality of the internal environment. This state then has a very significant impact on human health. In the closed, poorly ventilated area, the person staying at increasing the carbon dioxide concentration, temperature and humidity, which impacts the human thermoregulation system, increases fatigue and causes restlessness. It is therefore necessary to monitor these parameters and then control so as to ensure stable and optimal human values. The aim is to design and implementation Module sensors that will be able to measure different parameters, allowing the subsequent regulation of indoor environmental quality.
