A BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM FOR A 3-STOREY BUILDING ABSTRACT This paper discusses the structure and features of the modern day Building automation system (BAS). Building automation describes the functionality provided by the control system of a building. The control system is a computerized‚ intelligent network of electronic device designed to perform the maintenance of the mechanical systems in a building. The field technology used in this is a distributed control system with Lonworks technology
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well-chosen forms to satisfy the major functionality and performance requirements of the system‚ as well as some other‚ nonfunctional requirements such as reliability‚ scalability‚ portability‚ and availability. Enterprise Architecture‚ from a business perspective‚ is not about designing systems‚ processes‚ information flows or new technology‚ but it is about communication‚ risk and managing change in the organization. This perception of EA is normally found in businesses (or enterprises) where
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Khosbayar Ganbold Kurt S.Odenwald MGMT 56060 6/10/13 Assignment for week three Question 8 /Chapter 9/ Industry custom cannot supply a term of an implied contract and Varni bros Distributor Company could not win in this case because there was no contract between these two partners regarding how long the arrangement would last and only have an agreement that based on shaking hand. There should have a contract include terms of both parties that how long they would be partner‚ condition of supply
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Abstract Similar to roller-coaster motion‚ this experiment analyzes the relationship between the kinetic energy of a wooden block and the distance a mass falls. Based on the results‚ the block’s kinetic energy and velocity increase with the falling distance‚ as predicted. But little changes in velocity near the end of the motion show that friction and other factors might be important. The block’s maximum velocity ranged from 0.869 to 1.193 m/s at different falling distances‚ and its resulting kinetic
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Sensorial Cylinder Blocks Material: Four blocks containing ten cylinders with knobs; each fitting into its respective hole. Block 1: Ten cylinders varying in diameter only Block 2: Ten cylinders varying in height and diameter from tall and wide to short and narrow Block 3: Ten cylinders varying in height and diameter from tall and narrow to short and wide Block 4: Ten cylinders varying in height only Aims: To refine the child’s visual perception of dimension To refine the child’s co-ordination
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after I was born‚ then they decided to relocate to Houston where my dad was originally from. My father being an entrepreneur he always had a new “get rich quick scheme”. Although they never did work out as he planned it did give me a true passion in Business and Economics. My parents divorced and re married and after 18 years they cut ties with one another completely. Regardless of how much they did not get along with each other they gave me
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A New “Joe” on the Block 1. What are the top three key decisions faced by Joe? a. Joe has to decide the best location for his coffee shop b. Joe needs the understanding of what makes a coffee shop popular c. Joe needs to know the coffee consumption pattern in United States. 2. What are the deliverables that an outside researcher should produce to help Joe with the Key decision? An outside research deliverables should be able to provide information either through exploration or descriptive research
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Innovation Centre © NHBC Foundation NF 1 Published by IHS BRE Press on behalf of NHBC Foundation December 2006 ISBN-13: 987-1-86081-937-7 ISBN-10: 1-86081-937-0 P R E F A C E The NHBC Foundation has been established to help the house building industry to develop innovative and sustainable ways of meeting the demands for new housing. Its mission is to help set and improve the standard of new homes across the UK. This guide is one element of a series that is expected to grow into a
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Encarta Dictionary (2009)‚ defines allocation as an act of giving or earmarking something to or set something aside for a purpose. It defines maintenance as work that is done regularly to keep a machine‚ building‚ or pieces of equipment in good condition and working order. It defines it further as the general condition of a facility with respect to repairs making it unchanged or unimpaired. It defines resources allocation as the act of deciding how resources such as money‚ assets‚ and personnel (labours)
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BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF PROFESSIONALS FACULTY OF BUSINESS STUDIES COURSE TITLE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY COURSE CODE: K301 ASSIGNMENT # 02 SUBMISSION DATE JANUARY 22‚ 2013 COURSE TEACHER DR. KHAYER JAHAN SOGRA ASSIGNMENT SUBMITTED BY: 1. Rizwana Ferdousi ID B11020 01 2. Md. Rabius Sunny ID B11020 12 3. Sadman Ariq ID B11020 13 A New “Joe” on the Block 1. What are the top three key decisions faced by Joe? The three top decisions faced
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