The Internet of Things is Here: Implementing IoT in Your Facility

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  • 1775 Tysons Boulevard, Floor 6| Tysons, VA 22102 | [email protected] | 571.327.3120

    Internet of Things Is Here: Implementing IoT In Your Facility

  • OUTLINE

    How To Get Started

    Implementing IoT in Your Facility

    The value of IoT for Commercial Buildings

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    IoT Applications

  • What does Internet of Things mean?

    IoT definition is an evolving concept

    A proposed development of the Internet where everyday objects have network

    connectivity, allowing them to send and receive data

    Physical Device

    Suite of technologies and applications that equip devices

    Instant data analysis and, ideally, smart action1.

    Service

    1 https://dupress.deloitte.com/dup-us-en/focus/internet-of-things/iot-commercial-real-estate-intelligent-building-systems.html3

  • Consumer IoT is different than Industrial IoT

    Consumer IoT

    Low range, Wi-Fi available

    Appliances are replaceable

    Low complexity

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  • Consumer IoT is different than Industrial IoT

    Industrial IoT

    Large Facilities, No Wi-Fi widely available

    Equipment expensive to replace

    High complexity and requires scalability

    802.15.4 Cellular LoRa

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  • Commercial Buildings have Building Management Systems (BMS)

    To automate individual tasks No data integration or insight into the data Smaller buildings dont have BMS

    IoT in Commercial Buildings is Often Overlooked

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    IoT can augment a BMS or even can act as a BMS

  • IoT in Commercial Buildings is Often Overlooked

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    Dramatically more efficient Building

    Operations

    -Reduce energy use [30%]-Repair and maintenance

    New revenue generation opportunities

    -Reselling the data

    Differentiation

    -Sustainability programs-New Services to tenants

    IoT is an easy and cost-effective solution to add tremendous value to a property

  • Why Now? Technology Enablers & Industry Trends

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    Before:

    Solutions that allow you to collect a single type of data have been available, but they are limited and can be expensive

    Now:Green Buildings and sustainability trends are helping lower the cost of

    sensors, cloud data storage, and connectivity.

  • Why Now? Technology Enablers & Industry Trends

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    The perfect storm that allows IoT to move to the forefront of this industry

    What to look for in a solution to maximize IoT value:

    Aggregate multiple types of data Act on the data

    Analyze the data

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  • Implementing IoT in a commercial building

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    Equipment

    Communication PortsContact Closure, Modbus, BACnet, etc.

    IoT Device

    BMS

    PortsVoltage, 4-20mA, dry contact, etc.

    When an equipment has communication capabilities or if there is an existing network of sensors/BMS, IoT devices can be directly connect.

    Architecture may vary based on the solution: Each IoT Device can be directly connected to the Internet or each IoT device can connect wirelessly to an

    Internet Access Point. Each IoT device can be from a different manufacturer

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    Equipment

    External SensorsCurrent Transformers, Thermistors, etc.

    IoT Device

    PortsVoltage, 4-20mA, dry contact, etc.

    When an equipment does not have communication capabilities, IoT devices can use external sensors to collect data about that piece of equipment

    Architecture may vary based on the solution: Each IoT Device can be directly connected to the Internet or each IoT device can connect wirelessly to an

    Internet Access Point. Each IoT device can be from a different manufacturer

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    Equipment

    External SensorsCurrent Transformers, Thermistors, etc.

    IoT Device

    PortsVoltage, 4-20mA, dry contact, etc.

    When an equipment does not have communication capabilities, IoT devices can use external sensors to collect data about that piece of equipment

    Architecture may vary based on the solution: Each IoT Device can be directly connected to the Internet or each IoT device can connect wirelessly to an

    Internet Access Point. Each IoT device can be from a different manufacturer

    IoT Device

    Embedded SensorsTemperature, Humidity, CO2, etc.

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    Equipment

    External SensorsCurrent Transformers, Thermistors, etc.

    IoT Device

    PortsVoltage, 4-20mA, dry contact, etc. Internet Access

    Point

    Local Cellular

    Remote Access Laptop Tablet Cellphone

    When an equipment does not have communication capabilities, IoT devices can use external sensors to collect data about that piece of equipment

    Architecture may vary based on the solution: Each IoT Device can be directly connected to the Internet or each IoT device can connect wirelessly to an

    Internet Access Point. Each IoT device can be from a different manufacturer

    IoT Device

    Embedded SensorsTemperature, Humidity, CO2, etc.

  • IoT Applications

    Tenant Comfort

    Measurement and Verification

    LEED Certification

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    Predictive Maintenance

    Controls

  • What is LEED?

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    LEED, overseen by the US Green Building Council (USGBC), is a highly recognized sustainability certification with over 15.7 billion total commercial square feet of certified space in over 162 countries.

    LEED v4 is the latest version. Credits are earned through real-time monitoring of energy (demand & consumption), water, and indoor air quality, in addition to other programs.

  • What is LEED?

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    Impact of pursuing LEED certification1:

    1 http://www.triplepundit.com/2016/09/data-green-buildings-financially-outperform-rivals/

    3.7% 4% 5.6% 8-10%higher occupancy

    levelsHigher tenant

    renewal probabilitiesIncrease in asset

    value over an identical non-certified office asset

    higher rental rates

  • How to monitor energy demand and consumption in real-time?

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    Main meter

    Option 1: Pulse

    Already installed or installed by Utility

    Company

    IoT Device

    Meter

    Pulse

    IoT Device

    IntentTo support energy management and identify opportunities for additional energy savings by tracking building-level energy use.

  • How to monitor energy demand and consumption in real-time?

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    Main meter

    3-phase Electrical

    Panel

    Breaker

    Phase 1Phase 2Phase 3

    Option 2: Submetering

    Requires Submeter

    Uses Pulse, Modbus, or BACnet

    V1 V3V2I1

    I2I3

    Power = 3 x V x IUse 0.333mV AC

    output CTs

    PowerSensor

    CT

    IoT Device

    IoT Device

    Panel

    Submeter

  • Looking at the data

    Whole Building Power Consumption

    SundayPeak demand

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    IoT Device

    Pulse

    Installed by Utilityor

    Submeter with pulse add-on

    Water or gas pipe

    How to monitor water/gas consumption in real-time?

    Pulse Add-on

    Intent To support water management and identify opportunities for additional water savings by tracking water consumption.

  • Looking at the data

    Cooling Tower Water Blow-down

    Peak Outside Temperature

  • IoT Device

    How to monitor indoor air quality in real-time?

    IntentTo promote occupants comfort, well-being, and productivity by improving indoor air quality.

    CO2 sensor

  • Looking at the data

    CO2 readings in Office Space

    Alert if CO2 level is above threshold

  • IoT Applications

    Tenant Comfort

    Measurement and Verification

    LEED Certification

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    Predictive Maintenance

    Controls

  • What is Measurement and Verification?

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    The role of Measurement and Verification (M&V) is to verify savings associated with energy conservation measures (ECMs) and strategies

    M&V includes1: Determine baseline and estimate savings Develop the measurement and verification plan Conduct post-installation measurement and verification activities Conduct annual measurement and verification activities during the performance period

    1 https://energy.gov/eere/femp/measurement-and-verification-activities-required-energy-savings-performance-contract

    IoT provides a fast and cost-effective way to access that data

  • How to monitor power consumption in real-time?

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    Main meter

    3-phase Electrical

    Panel

    Phase 1Phase 2Phase 3

    Option 3: CT only

    Measures current only and approximate Power

    Less precise but OK for monitoring

    Use 0-5V DC output CT IoT Device

    CT

    IoT Device

  • Looking at the data

    Do the RTUs need to be upgraded?

    RTUs start at the wrong time Controller needs to be replaced Up to 33% savings on the each RTU

    CT

  • IoT Applications

    Tenant Comfort

    Measurement and Verification

    LEED Certification

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    Predictive Maintenance

    Controls

  • Predictive Maintenance

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    Access to critical data from equipment is usually done by walking around. That data is also sometimes available in a BMS. IoT can be used to make that data available remotely.

    Examples: Detect faulty equipment before

    equipment breaks Detect pipe freezing before

    flooding happens Detect water leaks and get

    alerted before expensive damage

  • IoT Device

    How to monitor critical data in real-time?

    Prevent pipe freezing

    Water Detector

    Thermistor Probe

    Make sure purge system is working

    Prevent Water flooding

    contact closure

    thermistor

  • Looking at the data

    Cooling Tower Water Temperature

    Alert when temperature is below 32F

  • IoT Applications

    Tenant Comfort

    Measurement and Verification

    LEED Certification

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    Predictive Maintenance

    Controls

  • Controls

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    A lot of legacy equipment can only be controlled manually and locally. IoT can turn that legacy equipment into connected devices.

    IoT can also be used to feed new types of data into BMS for more efficient controls

    Examples: Controls Fans in garage that are based on mechanical clocks or

    temperature sensors Controls Lights that are based on mechanical clocks Control HVAC units that are not part of a BMS Create a BMS in the cloud to remotely control thermostats, etc.

  • IoT Device

    How to control equipment remotely?

    On (1)/Off (0)

    Garage FanRelay

    Control Signal or Power

    Controls based on:- schedules- sensors

  • IoT Device

    How to control equipment remotely?

    On (1)/Off (0)

    LightsRelay

    Control Signal or Power

    IoT Device

    On (1)/Off (0)

    LightsRelay

    Control Signal or Power

    IoT Device

    On (1)/Off (0)

    FansRelay

    Control Signal or Power

    No wiring necessary to control any equipment based on any rule computed from any set of sensors

  • IoT Device

    How to control equipment remotely?

    BACnet

    BMS

    IoT Device

    Modbus

    Thermostat

    JACE

  • IoT Applications

    Tenant Comfort

    Measurement and Verification

    LEED Certification

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    Predictive Maintenance

    Controls

  • Tenant Comfort

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    Facility managers and engineers react to tenant complaints and work orders because they dont have data to be pro-active.

    Examples: Fix Air Quality issues before

    tenants realize conditions are changing

    Provide information about space utilization

    Know when trashes are almost full and need to be emptied

  • IoT Device

    How to collect data to help with tenant comfort?

    Air Quality

    Motion

    Distance

  • Looking at the data

    Space temperature monitoring

    Be alerted and react to abnormal temperature increase before tenants complain

  • Conclusion

    Benefits of IoT* IoT is a simple and cost effective way to increase property value: through optimized

    operations, better differentiation, and new sources of revenue * IoT pans across multiple domains: from helping with certifications to automation and

    improved tenant happiness* IoT solutions are affordable so it is a perfect time to start adopting an IoT strategy in your

    organization

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  • How to get started?* Identify problems or tasks that consume a lot of your/your teams time* Read meters* Tenant work orders and complaints* Traveling to remote sites* etc.

    * Find a solution that can address most of your issues, even if you only start by addressing one inefficiency

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    Implementation * Ideally, all of the devices need to be able to work together. * Importance of the Software/Service layer* IoT projects can be simple and can be implemented by your own building engineers or

    technicians

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    Upcoming Webinars

    Leveraging the Internet of Things: Increasing Operational Efficiency

    TBA

    April 13, 2017

    July 26, 2017

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    Where you can find us

    Energy, Utility and Environment Conference

    GlobalCon

    PMExpo

    2/8 2/10

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    4/20

    San Diego, CA

    Philadelphia, PA

    Washington, DC

  • Questions?

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