Energy management for smart community

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Under the project title “Smartes Yspertal” an energy management concept for municipal administration buildings was created in the 1,900 inhabitant community in Lower Austria. Savings potential and inefficiencies in public buildings are thus to be shown.

Microtronics has equipped the buildings with data loggers of the type myDatalogNANOamr. The myDatalogNANOamr enables wireless meter reading from energy and water meters. The data are provided on the EN ISO 50001:2011 certified energy management platform myDatanet from Microtroncis. Extensive evaluation and visualization options are available at the Energy Server and are created with a few clicks. In addition, you have the possibility to send alarms when the threshold is below or above a defined value by SMS, call or e-mail.

Reports and visualization

Using the water meter in the gym and electricity meter in the school building, the visualizations are explicated.

The continuous water meter in the gym shows a significantly higher consumption on the 6th and 7th January. This deviation can be explained by the annual indoor soccer tournament.

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The electricity meter in the school building shows the usual picture in the weekly report. No power is needed at night or at weekends. If, for example, an unusually high current consumption is used here at weekends, the caretaker can be automatically alerted and he can check if everything is in order.

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Energy management of the Microtronics building

The Microtronics building itself is also monitored by its own Energy Server. For example, the temperature in the server room and the cold store is monitored. If the thresholds are exceeded an alarm is triggered and an alarm schedule is executed.

Click through the visualization of the Microtronics building!

Microtronics Energymanagment

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Implementation of the EU Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive

The EU Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive protects the environment from harmful effects caused by the discharge of urban waste water; The guideline dates back to 1991 and is currently being revised; The planned innovations strengthen environmental protection. At the same time, this is accompanied by stricter requirements for sewer network operators, wastewater treatment plants and manufacturers.

In the following, we summarise the most important key points, show what the implementation of the EU Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive means for combined sewerage systems and provide an insight into the possible technologies that support implementation.

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Heavy rainfall and effects on sewers: Data logger for heavy rain monitoring

Heavy rainfall events are occurring more frequently worldwide and pose an increasing challenge for wastewater systems. The intensity and frequency of heavy rainfall events are being intensified by climate change, which can lead to overloading of sewers. In this article, we analyse the effects of heavy rainfall on sewers and discuss possible solutions to the problem. In particular, we look at the opportunities and possibilities with data loggers.

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