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    A Building Management System (BMS) is an automated centralized control system that monitors and regulates a building's mechanical and electrical equipment like ventilation, lighting, power systems, fire systems and security to control indoor environments and maximize safety, energy efficiency and productivity. It works by automatically controlling subsystems to predefined setpoints and boundaries while monitoring their functions to ensure safety and optimize efficiency and usage. A BMS diagram shows the central control system connected to different subsystems and sensors that provide data to maintain optimal performance.

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    A Building Management System (BMS) is an automated centralized control system that monitors and regulates a building's mechanical and electrical equipment like ventilation, lighting, power systems, fire systems and security to control indoor environments and maximize safety, energy efficiency and productivity. It works by automatically controlling subsystems to predefined setpoints and boundaries while monitoring their functions to ensure safety and optimize efficiency and usage. A BMS diagram shows the central control system connected to different subsystems and sensors that provide data to maintain optimal performance.

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    A Building Management System (BMS) is an automated centralized control system that monitors and regulates a building's mechanical and electrical equipment like ventilation, lighting, power systems, fire systems and security to control indoor environments and maximize safety, energy efficiency and productivity. It works by automatically controlling subsystems to predefined setpoints and boundaries while monitoring their functions to ensure safety and optimize efficiency and usage. A BMS diagram shows the central control system connected to different subsystems and sensors that provide data to maintain optimal performance.

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    Tutorial Building Management System

    1. Define Building Management System. Answer : The structure the board framework (BMS) is an all-encompassing control
    framework that is liable for the programmed guideline and control of non-GMP facility subsystems, keeping up with predefined
    boundaries (or setpoints) and the control of their usefulness.
    2. Why do we need a Building Management System? Answer : The significant point of the BMS is to ensure the wellbeing of
    facility activity, while likewise observing and enhancing the utilization and proficiency of its managed subsystems to permit
    more effective activity.
    3. What is a Building Management System and how does it work?
    Answer :
    4. Draw a general concept diagram of Building Management System.
    Answer :
    5. Why are Building Management System useful?
    Answer :
    6. What is the purpose of Energy Management System?
    Answer :
    7. Compare Energy Management System with Building Management System.
    Answer :
    Refer the article below for information related to BMS. Also, you can refer other reliable sources for information.
    http://controlyourbuilding.com/media/files/default/defaultCON1114_BA_InfoGraph_Shortened_E.pdf

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