CMIEM: the computerised model for intelligent energy management
Konstantinos D. Patlitzianas, Alexandra G. Papadopoulou, Alexandros Flamos, John E. Psarras
Abstract
Konstantinos D. Patlitzianas, Alexandra G. Papadopoulou, Alexandros Flamos, John E. Psarras
Abstract
Nowadays, the observed high energy consumption in most of the enterprises and the increased environmental preservation required are a proof that the energy management is essential to be applied in the sectors of final demand. Energy management as a mean for reducing the energy consumption and therefore energy costs, as well as the technical tools that are being used for this effort, is the central topic of this paper. In this framework, the Computerised Model for Intelligent Energy Management (CMIEM) can constitute a powerful technical tool in the hands of the final energy users, because it is a diagnostic mean of required energy consuming equipment, in order to improve the energy efficiency. The CMIEM has the potential of estimating the energy indicators and designing the energy consumption net. The CMIEM has been applied in both industrial units and buildings and the outcomes were really important for energy managers, as they strive towards the rational use of energy.
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Nowadays, the observed high energy consumption in most of the enterprises and the increased environmental preservation required are a proof that the energy management is essential to be applied in the sectors of final demand. Energy management as a mean for reducing the energy consumption and therefore energy costs, as well as the technical tools that are being used for this effort, is the central topic of this paper. In this framework, the Computerised Model for Intelligent Energy Management (CMIEM) can constitute a powerful technical tool in the hands of the final energy users, because it is a diagnostic mean of required energy consuming equipment, in order to improve the energy efficiency. The CMIEM has the potential of estimating the energy indicators and designing the energy consumption net. The CMIEM has been applied in both industrial units and buildings and the outcomes were really important for energy managers, as they strive towards the rational use of energy.
Key concepts: Energy consumption, Energy management, Energy (signal processing), Energy accounting, Efficient energy use, Consumption (sociology), Energy engineering, Computer science