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工廠及宿舍空調集中控制節能管理方案

項目背景/Project background

隨著我國加入WTO後，中國的制造業得到飛速的發展，據國家工信部數據統計顯示我國已連續12年蟬聯制造業世界首位，到2021年中國制造業總量達到了31.4萬億元，這主要歸功于中國有衆多的優秀企業，其中單項冠軍企業就超過800家，這些企業的生産規模還在不斷擴大，許多地方1個企業的工廠區域就組成了1個工業園區，企業爲了穩定生産，吸引更多的優秀員工加入，也紛紛建立了公司宿舍。無論在工廠辦公區域還是員工宿舍，安裝空調都已經成爲標准配置。

空調的普及爲企業提供了舒適的生産、生活條件，同時也暴露出許多由于不合理使用空調導致用電浪費現象。這主要是因爲缺乏對空調進行科學有效地管理。爲響應國務院的“綠色空調行動”，合理調度空調的日常使用，爲每台空調加裝空調節能控制器，實現工廠空調使用的節能降耗勢在必行。

方案概述/fangan gai shu

縱橫通工廠及宿舍空調集中控制節能管理方案的核心理念为：將空調監管轉被動爲主動，空調控制變手動爲自動 ，實現對所有分散的空調進行狀態查看、遠程控制以及空調的系統化、可視化、數據化的集中管理。解決企業中空調使用中常見的以下問題：

1、空調任意開/關，無必要使用空調的時候開啓空調，該關閉空調的時候忘記關空調。

2、隨意設置空調溫度，夏天設置過低溫度運行，冬天設置過高制熱溫度，導致電力資源嚴重浪費。

3、空調異常狀態無法及時察覺，由于空調數量龐大，安裝分散，某台空調出現異常，基本無法感知。

4、空調用電無法監管，企業管理人員對空調的用電能耗無法把控，只能在使用後被動統計，無法規範管理。

方案設計/fangan sheji

對于工廠車間、宿舍中數量衆多、位置分散的分體空調，最大的問題就是無法對這些空調進行有效、統一的集中管理，由于許多不良的空調使用习惯，导致了大量的电力资源浪费。因此如何将这些离散分布的空調进行统一集中管理，尽量减少现场人工手动操作空調，这是工厂/宿舍空調集中节能管理方案要解决的核心问题。为此，縱橫通融合多年空調集中管理项目的实践经验，拟定出使用WiFi及LoRa无线通讯相结合的空調集中控制节能管理方案，其系统图如下：

應用價值 /yingyongjiazh

1、空調自动开关：现场人员无需手动开/关空調，系统根据工作表/作息表自动开启/关闭空調，降低空調的管理成本。
2、空調自动调温：系统自动调节空調运行温度，保证室温控制在一个舒适、合理的范围内，在确保舒适性的同时节约用电。
3、一键控制空調：系统支持对所有空調一键管理和独立锁定功能，被锁定空調不能手动控制。
4、恒温控制空調：系统支持自动恒温控制功能，有效避免任意设定空調运行温度，导致巨大的电力浪费。
5、独立监测空調：对每台空調监测其运行时间、用电量等信息，实现空調的精细化管理。
6、空調状态监测：系统自动监测所有空調的运行状态、故障状态等信息，对异常空調实时发出告警通知信息。
7、空調运维提醒：系统具备空調维护提醒功能，及时发出通知提醒对空調进行维护操作，降低空調的运行故障风险。
8、数据化管理空調：系统对厂区/宿舍内的每台空調的运行数据进行实时采集及存储，实现空調的数据可视化管理。

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