CentraLine BMS introduction

Honeywell More than
131,000
employees
at a HON
NYSE
1300 sites
Glance in
79 countries
headquarters
Morris Plains
2016 sales New Jersey, USA
$39.3B
Honeywell Internal Honeywell Confidential - © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.
Honeywell | Overview
Aerospace Home
$14.8B and Building
Sales
Mechanical, Cockpit, and
Technologies
Software Offerings From Nose $10.7B
to Tail Sales
Apps, Services, Maintenance, Security
Subscriptions
Fire Protection
End-to-End Connectivity
Solutions From Hardware to Home Comfort
Airtime
Turbochargers for Fuel
Performance Safety and Energy Efficiency
Open Software Connecting
Efficiency
Materials and Productivity IoT in Buildings
Technologies Solutions
$9.3B $4.6B
Sales Sales
Refining and Petrochemical Catalysts Wireless, Voice, Mobility, Data Analytic Solutions for Workers
Gas Processing Modular Offerings Warehouse Automation
Solstice® LGWP Materials Worker Safety
SmartLine Transmitters
Asset Optimization Software
Honeywell Confidential - © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.

3
Technology and Innovation

Honeywell is building a smarter, safer, and
22,000 more sustainable world.
engineers
worldwide That’s the Power of Connected.
That’s the Power of Honeywell.
~11,000
software
developers
150
research and
engineering
facilities
40,000+ 100%
Compatible with CMMI
patents granted
or pending Maturity Level 5

HBT | Systems Overview

Global
Accounts
Honeywell Internal Honeywell Confidential - © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.
Aristotel Agapie ENERGY EFFICIENCY SOLUTION
Date: 11.11.2020 CentraLine & Field Device Portfolio
Energy Performance of Buildings Directive
▪ Since buildings are one of the main sources of CO2

emissions, they became the focus of the European climate
policy at the beginning of the new millennium.
▪ The EU and their national governments have become an
important driving force for greater sustainability in the real
estate sector.
▪ According to the Kyoto Protocol signed by all EU countries,
the European Energy Performance of Buildings Directive
(EPBD 2002), which came into effect in 2002, became the
starting point for all the measures that have been taken to
reduce the energy consumption of buildings at a European
and national level.
20-Jan-21 Slide 7
Honeywell Confidential - © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved. CentraLine by Honeywell - confidential
Energy Performance of Buildings Directive
▪ Main elements of the EPBD:

▪ - Standard method for calculating the total energy efficiency
of buildings.
▪ - Minimum requirement for the total energy efficiency of
new buildings, and existing buildings undergoing major
renovation work.
▪ - Preparing energy certificates for new and existing
buildings; the certificates must not be more than five years
old.
▪ - Regular inspections of boilers and central air conditioning
systems in buildings and the checking of heating systems
whose boilers are more than 15 years old.
20-Jan-21 Slide 8
EN15232
▪ Effects of building automation on building efficiency

EN15232
▪ EN15232, released in 2007, offers a method for estimating
energy efficiency in new and existing buildings, and can
be used to evaluate the profitability of investments in
renovating building automation systems.
▪ EN15232 describes two ways to estimate energy efficiency:

▪ – a factor-based calculation, explained in detail here, and
▪ – a detailed calculation method, for which a detailed
knowledge of the planned automation capabilities is
necessary. Honeywell Confidential - © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.
20-Jan-21 Slide 9
CentraLine by Honeywell - confidential
EN15232
▪ Second version of European norm EN15232:2012

provides a good example for a factor-based approach to
studying the impact of BACS and TBM improvements on
the energy consumption of a building.
▪ BACS: “Building Automation Control System” (provides effective control of heating,
ventilation, hot water and lighting)
▪ TBM: “Technical Building Management” (provides information on the operation,
maintenance and management of buildings)
▪ EN15232 is one of the specific standards under the

EPBD.
▪ EN15232 specifically treats the effect of building
automation and building management for thermal and
electrical installations.
20-Jan-21 Slide 10
Energy demand and supply model
20-Jan-21 Slide 11
EN15232
The standard identifies four classes of efficiency for buildings: Class C is the reference
class. Heating / Cooling Air conditioning Illumination Shading
A e.g. individual room control e.g. automatic airflow automatic lighting combined control of
with communication and control e.g., with automatic light blinds and temperature
requirements Air supply control with level control control
e.g., pressure-controlled load-dependent reference e.g., with automatic
pumps value presence detection
B e.g., individual room e.g., multi-level fan control automatic lighting automatic control of the
control with com- Air supply control with e.g., with automatic light blinds
munication weather-compensated level control
e.g., stage controlled reference value e.g., with automatic
pumps presence detection
C e.g., individual room e.g., on-off fan control manual light control manual operation of
control with thermostatic e.g., air supply control with e.g., manual switch with motor-driven blinds
valve or electronic constant reference value central “off” signal
regulator
e.g., on-off controlled
pumps
D e.g., no individual room e.g., no airflow control manual light control manual operation of
control e.g., no air supply control e.g., with manual switch blinds
e.g., pumps are not
regulated
20-Jan-21 Slide 12
EN15232
Function list and assignment to BACS

efficiency classes
20-Jan-21 Slide 13
EN15232
▪ When applying EN 15232 to renovation projects with

known energy consumption, the savings from the
proposed investment can be evaluated with ease:
▪ If an owner upgrades an office building from efficiency
class C to efficiency class A, the norm shows the
reduction in energy consumption for heating to 30%
(factor 0.7), and the reduction in electrical energy
consumption to 13% (factor 0.87).
▪ For heating costs of € 10.000 per season the savings are
therefore of approximately € 3.000/year, and for electrical
power costs of € 25.000 the savings are of approximately
€ 3.250/year.
20-Jan-21 Slide 14
EN15232
▪ What it does actually mean to upgrade the BACS?
▪ Room automation (heating/cooling):

▪ Replacing thermostatic valves with communicating
individual room controls that transmit the energy demand
to the energy generator (boiler, chiller), e.g., CentraLine
Serval or Merlin room controllers in connection with
CentraLine Eagle, Eagle-Hawk or Hawk plant controllers.
20-Jan-21 Slide 15
EN15232
▪ Plant automation (generation and distribution of

heating and cooling energy):
▪ The energy requirements of the consumers (heating
circuits) must be transmitted to the generators (boilers,
chillers). Implementation of optimized start/stop functions,
use of pumps with variable speed, and control of the
energy generation sequence following the level of
efficiency.
20-Jan-21 Slide 16
EN15232
▪ Air conditioning:
▪ The key words are load-dependent control, compensation
for outside temperature, enthalpy and humidity control.
▪ Illumination:
▪ Attention is drawn here to automatic presence detection
and automatic lighting control.
20-Jan-21 Slide 17
EN15232
▪ Improvements to the TBM:

▪ Detection of errors in the BACS, monitoring of energy
consumption and of indoor conditions.
▪ All functions are available through the CentraLine

Engineering Software, CARE and COACH NX, and can
be downloaded into the controller, allowing efficiency
class A to be reached.
20-Jan-21 Slide 18
EN15232
▪ Summary
▪ The application of EN 15232 allows estimation of the
energy efficiency obtainable through the BACS and TBM.
▪ For offices – the reduction in thermal energy consumption

provides savings of up to 30%. In other situations, where
air conditioning plays a greater role (e.g., lecture rooms or
supermarkets), the savings can reach even higher levels
(up to 50%), given that the air quality control can be
precisely determined for optimum load conditions.
20-Jan-21 Slide 19
BACS protocols in NX Platform
20-Jan-21 Slide 20
Any Questions?
20-Jan-21 Slide 22

CentraLine BMS introduction

Uploaded by

Document Information

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

CentraLine BMS introduction

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Honeywell More than

Honeywell Confidential - © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.

Technology and Innovation

Honeywell Confidential - © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.

Honeywell Confidential - © 2017 by Honeywell International Inc. All rights reserved.

▪ Since buildings are one of the main sources of CO2

▪ Main elements of the EPBD:

▪ Effects of building automation on building efficiency

▪ EN15232 describes two ways to estimate energy efficiency:

▪ Second version of European norm EN15232:2012

▪ EN15232 is one of the specific standards under the

Function list and assignment to BACS

▪ When applying EN 15232 to renovation projects with

▪ What it does actually mean to upgrade the BACS?

▪ Room automation (heating/cooling):

▪ Plant automation (generation and distribution of

▪ Improvements to the TBM:

▪ All functions are available through the CentraLine

▪ For offices – the reduction in thermal energy consumption

You might also like