基于物联网的斯里兰卡居民楼电气电子设备管理系统

S.A.D. Sandaru, D.L.C.P. Liyanage, I. Anuradha, J.U. Kumarathunga, C. Kalugala
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2017年,斯里兰卡家庭能源消耗约占全国能源消耗的34%,2018年,住宅应用占全国能源浪费的36%。因此,减少家庭环境中的能源浪费至关重要。来自世界各地的研究人员正在努力开发基于物联网的解决方案,以减少能源浪费,但由于这些技术是为国外国内使用而开发的,因此在使其适应当地环境方面存在一定的挑战。因此,提出适合当地环境的基于物联网的解决方案来帮助减少是至关重要的。因此,本文研究了在斯里兰卡环境中采用基于物联网的家用电气和电子设备控制系统的重要性和可行性。此外,在分析了家庭需求后,开发了一个移动应用程序来监测和控制该系统,并将其安装在一栋住宅楼上。该系统可以简单地安装在现有建筑中,使其成为发展中国家减少能源浪费的经济有效的应用。
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An IoT-based electrical and electronic appliance management system for Sri Lankan residential buildings
Sri Lankan household energy consumption was accounted for around 34% of national energy consumption in 2017, and residential applications were accounted for 36% of national energy waste in 2018. Therefore, reducing the energy wastage in the household environment is essential. Researchers from all around the world are working to develop IoT-based solutions to reduce energy wastage, but there are certain challenges in adapting them to the local context as those techniques were developed for foreign domestic usage. As a result, it is crucial to come up with IoT-based solutions which are appropriate for the local environment to assist the reduction. Therefore, this article examines the importance and feasibility of adopting IoT-based electrical and electronic device control systems for household use in Sri Lankan environments. Further, a mobile application was developed to monitor and control the system, which was installed for a residential building after an analysis of the domestic requirements. This system may simply fix into an existing building, making it a cost-effective application for reducing energy wastage in developing countries.
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