Facilities System Integration
for
Optimized Energy, Safety, and
Business
Track Agenda
Comfort
Not Just Temperature
Controls
Industry It’s
Update
- Ed Merwin
Anymore!
Services Overview - Scott Boehm
R2-AX - Ed Merwin
Threat Level Strategies - Roger Rebennack
Open Forum - All
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Facilities System Integration
for
Optimized Energy,
Safety,
and
Facilities
System
Integration
Comfort
for
Optimized
Safety,
It’s Not Energy,
Just Temperature
Controlsand Comfort
Anymore!
It’s Not Just Temperature Controls Anymore!
Ed Merwin
Director VYKON Automation, Energy, Security
Tridium, Inc.
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Agenda
• Automation Industry Update
– Protocols & Technologies
• Integrated Intelligent Buildings
– Definition
– Examples
• Real Projects – Real Value
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INDUSTRY UPDATE
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Protocols
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BACnet
Lon Works
Modbus
OPC
SNMP
OBIX
DALI
OpenADR
Frameworks
– Niagara/Sedona
• Haystack
• Protocol Transition
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– Security, Encryption
– IP
Wireless
• IEE 802.15.4
– Mesh Networking
• Zigbee
• BACnet and Wireless
– BACnet International has approved the ZigBee building automation
standard
• Z-Wave
– Residential, Light Commercial
• 6LoWPan
– IPV6, Low Power, Personal Area Network
– Commercial, Industrial
• EnOcean
– Battery-less
• WiFi
– Becoming more affordable at the device level
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ADJACENT& EMERGING
TECHNOLOGIES
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IT Security
• Security Standards and Certification
– DIACAP
– Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI
DSS)
– Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
– Transport Layer Security (TLS)
• Encryption
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Mobile Apps
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Mobile
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Emerging Technologies
• IPV6
– Expanding the IP address space
• IPSO Alliance
– IP for smart objects
– IT and Buildings Industry Partners
• Internet Of Things
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Power Technologies
• POE
• EMerge Alliance
– An open industry association
– Adoption of safe DC power distribution in commercial buildings
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Security & Video Technologies
• Security & Video Industry is catching up to Open Standards
• ONVIF – Open Network Video Interface Forum
– Interoperability between IP-based physical security products regardless
of manufacturer
– AXIS, Bosch, Honeywell, Pelco, Siemens …..
• PSIA - Physical Security Interoperability Alliance
– Interoperability of IP-enabled security devices across all segments of the
security industry
– Honeywell, Cisco, IBM, Stanley, Pelco
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THE INTELLIGENT BUILDING
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What is an Intelligent Building?
OFFICE BLDG.
GOVERNMENT
INDUSTRIAL
HOSPITALITY
HEALTHCARE
EDUCATION
RETAIL
MULTIHOUSING
MUSEUMS
Intelligent buildings apply technologies to improve the building
environment and functionality for occupants/tenants while
controlling costs, improving security, comfort and accessibility.
Efficient, Safe, Comfortable
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Intelligent Building Characteristics
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Designed around Users
Improves Security
Enhances Comfort
Provides Energy Savings
Enterprise-wide Energy Monitoring
Everything Communicates
System Data Sharing
Local Command and Control
Remote Command and Control
Accessible from Anywhere
Designed for Reliability
• Affordable
• Adds Value
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Stakeholder’s Perspective
Site
Maintenance
• Multiple systems to
maintain
• Need productivity tools for
day to day work
• Easy migration of legacy
systems
• Limited training time !
• Reduce operating costs
• Maintain high quality
service levels
• Department coordination
• Enterprise integration for
business processes
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Energy
• Develop energy saving
strategies
− Identify/ monitor energy usage
− Reduce operating cost
• Deal with utilities, bills, rates
• Allocate costs or bill tenants
IT/ Security
• Network / Server uptime
• Data security & integrity
• Physical Security
− Access control
− Video surveillance
• Save energy consumption in
datacenters
Consulting Eng.
• Open protocol systems
• Reliable solution
• Choice of vendors
• Easy to specify systems
and verify operation
Owner/ CFO
• Planning & Budgeting
• Control operating costs
• Need proven ROI for
spending
• Peace of mind!
What’s a dashboard?
• A well-engineered representation of data that
fits the mission
• Data and artwork that …
– Gets Attention
– Tells a Story
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At any appropriate location
Using any appropriate technology
To the right audience
With the right metrics, KPIs
Glider
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787 Dashboard
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Role Based Dashboards
Commuter
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Tony Stewart
Role Based Information
CFO
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Sustainability Officer
Location Based Dashboards
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GETTING DATA
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Getting Data
• Database to Database
• Frameworks
• Web Services, Drivers (Connectors)
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XML
OBIX
Haystack
Queries
• Mobile
– Email, Text, Tweet, Apps
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Disparate Systems
Buildings have many systems
Elevators
Video
Card Access
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Electrical
Silos of responsibility
Lighting
Silos of systems
HVAC
No Data Sharing
Disparate Protocols
Silos of Protocols
ZigBee
LonWorks
DALI
Modbus
BACnet
Proprietary
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INTELLIGENT BUILDING
SYSTEMS
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Interoperability of Protocols & Systems
Interoperability Middleware Frameworks
Normalize Device Protocols.
Everything looks the same regardless of
protocol or system
Tools for easy integration
MIDDLEWARE
Access
Modbus
Lighting
LonWorks
Energy
BACnet
HVAC
Proprietary
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F R A M E W O R K
Enterprise Integration
Web Browser
Enterprise Applications
Utility and Aggregators
Integration through Web Services
New applications and services
XML, oBIX,
HTTP
OpenADR
Local Area Network
oBIX
IP
Cameras
XML
Modbus
Access Control
Appliance
LON
HVAC
Elevator
Control
Lighting
MODBUS®
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BACNet
Energy
REAL SYSTEM EXAMPLES
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Integrated Floor Plan
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Security Dashboard
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Energy & Emissions Dashboard
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Energy Management & Information
•Connect
•Manage
•Analyze
•Detect
•Getting more granular with submetering
•Find the Issues before the Fire
•Continual Monitoring
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Schools Get It!
Weather, Irrigation, Plumbing, Food Safety, Solar
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Facility Ranking
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Leverage Technology & Value
Card Access,
Event Scheduling
Weather, Leaks
Pilferage, Food
Safety
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Weather, Demand
Response
Vandalism,
Leaks
Video for Facilities
• Integrated Video with Equipment Status and Temperature
160 Deg
Burner On
Fuel=Oil
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Re-task Video on Alarm/Event
Freeze Alarm =
Look to Ceiling
Water flow @ Night =
Look toward Restroom Door
Intruder in Frame =
Turn on All Lights,
Inside and Outside
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Video Integration - Transformer Vault
• A set of “eyes” to look at a high risk area before entering
84.6 Deg
IN=13,804 V
OUT=480 V
138 Deg
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IN=13,804 V
OUT=480 V
138 Deg
UTILITY INTEGRATION
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Automated Demand Response
• Connect the utility or aggregator directly to the facility
• Utility or aggregator provides financial incentives to
adjust building energy usage in real time
• ADR enabled building controller
– Ensure the building stays within safety and comfort standards
– Adjust usage in increments depending on utility demand
– Keep an energy and activity log to verify demand reduction
• Utility controls demand on the grid
• Owner gets a check!
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Advanced Demand Response Example
Utility
“Demand Response Alarm”
“Generate / email Invoice
Reconciliation
“I have capacity”
SMTP
OpenADR
“Verified KW Shed”
Energy
HVAC
“Circuit 1, 2 Off”
“Raise Set point 1 degree”
Wireless
Elevator
“Slow Car Speed”
XML
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Plant
“90% Load”
Power/Lighting
MODBUS®
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REAL PROJECTS – REAL VALUE
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C-Store, QSR
Benefits
• Energy & Operational
Savings
• Reduced Equipment
Downtime
• Reduced Risks
• Better Customer
Experience
• Higher Profits
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New Kent VA Rest Area
LEED Gold
Rainwater Harvesting
Grey Water Management
Geothermal
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Manitoba Hydro Place
• LEED Platinum
• Manitoba Hydro Place has exceeded the
original target of 60% energy savings
• $15 million in annual operating costs savings
• Integrated natural ventilation, shades, blinds,
geothermal, atrium water feature
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City of Raleigh
•HVAC, Lighting, Security, Video,
Metering, Car Charging
•Increased Customer Satisfaction
•Lower Operational Cost
•Energy Visibility & Reduction
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MGM Grand
MGM Grand/Macau
•Yearly Savings in excess of $3.1M
•Over 25 Million kW’s saved
•Theatrical and Building Systems Interface
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San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
uses 55% percent less energy
and consumes 32% less
electrical demand than the
ASHRAE baseline standard.
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Jim Sinopoli-Realcomm Advisory
• LEED Platinum
• Exterior sun shades
• Natural ventilation with the use of operable
windows
• Wind turbines along the façade
• Three roof top solar platforms with 684 panels
• 45% daylight harvesting
• Living machine wastewater recycling for flushing
use
• Rain harvesting for irrigation
SFPUC IBMS
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13,500 Points
450 Dashboards
Rain harvesting for irrigation
Elevator Monitoring
Waste Water Treatment System
Direct Digital Controls
Digital Network Lighting Controls
Power Monitoring and Control System
Fire Alarm and Detection System
Solar Energy Collector Metering
Wind Energy Power Generator Metering
Interior & Exterior Shade Control System
Weather Station Monitoring System
Window Washing System
• Public information & Education
Water Reclamation
• Demand Response
• Alarm management
• Building Analytics
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Jim Sinopoli-Realcomm Advisory
Data Center/Telecom
Optimum Uptime
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•Data Centers – Communications Huts
•Battery Power and Distribution
•Generation
•Server Racks
•Equipment Health
Daewoo
Daewoo Automotive
• Collecting data in real time from multiple
meters and various equipment systems
involved in the manufacturing and
production operation
• Processing the data and calculating energy
usage and costs for each vehicle
• Manage the energy efficiency on a per
manufactured car basis
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Industrial Energy Optimization
Air Compressor Management
• Output
• Energy
• Monitoring
Boiler Optimization
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Honeywell Delphi
Web Interface
PLC interface
O2 Trim
Chiller Plant Management
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Optimum Energy
Optimized Chiller Selection
Pump Management
Tower Optimization
Printing Press Energy
• Quad Graphics
• Energy Monitoring
• Kw/Ton Paper
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Conclusions
• Value of Integration
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Energy Savings
Operational Savings – M & O
Better customer service response
Make SURE It Makes SENSE
• Energy efficiency, comfort, and safety are now a key
component of facilities planning, design, and operation
• Think about what the technology, applications, and
people can do for you.
– If you can THINK it, you can DO it!
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QUESTIONS
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Ed Merwin
THANKS!
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