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And a system for integrated control of radon abatement facilities scattered everywhere to reduce the radon concentration in the indoor air of a building.
Radon is one of the natural radioactive materials including uranium and radium, and it is the main carcinogen that threatens the health of the residents by causing lung cancer by daily exposure from the living environment such as indoor air. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) recommend that radon be the major causative agent of lung cancer after smoking and should be managed in indoor air. Radon is present in outdoor air or groundwater, but most of it is occupied by indoor air (about 95%). Radon is generated from the infiltration through the gaps between the buildings and the radium contained in the building materials, Lt; / RTI >
In the past, it was only the primary concern to identify the causal relationship between damage and environmental pollution, but it is important to quantify and publicize the extent and severity of pollution damage in modern society, which requires quantitative information. . In addition, the problem of how much pollution level that can be accepted in our society is becoming a very important and difficult task. Recently, as the importance of indoor air quality (IAQ) has been emphasized, many measures for improving indoor air quality have been proposed and applied.
In accordance with this tendency, facilities for reducing the radon concentration in the indoor air have been gradually popularized and are installed in various places. It is very likely that most buildings inhabited by people in the near future will have radon abatement facilities installed. Measures to control many radon abatement facilities scattered everywhere should be established because the radon abatement facilities can immediately threaten the health of the residents if they fail. Korean Patent No. 10-1582055 receives radon measurement data in real time and real-time monitors the radon value in the history, and when the radon value exceeds the reference value, the radon measurement data can be immediately managed in conjunction with the historical ventilation equipment We have proposed a facility control system, but we have not provided any measures as to how to systematically manage and control the numerous radon abatement facilities scattered everywhere.
Radon reduction facility integrated control system which can minimize the damage caused by exposure to radon under limited management personnel by systematically and easily controlling and controlling numerous radon reduction facilities scattered everywhere considering characteristics of each place for radon exposure damage . Further, the present invention is not limited to the above-described technical problems, and another technical problem may be derived from the following description.
The system for controlling a plurality of radon abatement facilities according to the present invention includes a plurality of radon abatement facilities installed in each of a plurality of buildings scattered in various places to reduce the concentration of radon in the indoor air of each building ; Wherein the data of the plurality of radon reduction facilities are classified into a plurality of categories classified into a plurality of categories, a plurality of categories classified into a plurality of places, and a plurality of radon effect factors An integrated control facility for integrally controlling the plurality of radon abatement facilities based on a database structured by layering into subcategories classified into a plurality of groups; And a communication network facility for mediating communication between the plurality of radon abatement facilities and the integrated control facility using a communication network.
Wherein the integrated control facility is adapted to sequentially select one category at the level of the major category, at least one place at the level of the sub class, and at least one radon influence factor at the level of the sub class, And the plurality of radon abatement facilities are sequentially controlled in units of place, and each of the radon influence factor units.
Wherein the integrated control facility displays names of each of the plurality of categories at a level of the main category in one screen and displays a name of each of a plurality of places of the selected category and a name of each of a plurality of places of the selected category The name of each of the plurality of radon influence factors is displayed in one screen, and when the user selects one of the categories, the screen displayed at the level of the major classification may be switched to the screen displayed at the level of the middle classification. Wherein the integrated control facility displays at least one of a plurality of radon influence factors of the selected at least one location at a level of the small classification within a screen, and when the one of the locations is selected by the user, May be switched to the screen displayed at the level of the small classification.
Wherein the integrated control facility comprises a server and a plurality of clients, and the server receives, from the database, name information of each of the plurality of categories, name information of each of the plurality of locations and name information of each of the plurality of radon influence factors, Extracting data of the at least one radon influencing factor and providing the extracted data to any one of the plurality of clients, wherein the one of the plurality of clients includes a name of each of the plurality of categories, a name of each of the plurality of places, The name of each of the factors, or the data of the at least one radon influence factor can be displayed in one screen.
The client sends a command to the server to control the radon abatement facility installed at the selected location, the server includes a field indicating an object of the radon abatement facility to be controlled by the command, at least one field representing the command And transmit the control message to the radon abatement facility installed at the selected location through the communication network facility.
The server sets a data storage interval of the database on the basis of the risk of radon damage in each category in each of the categories, and transmits a control message including a field indicating the set data storage interval to a plurality of categories Wherein each of the radon abatement facilities measures data of the plurality of environmental factors according to a data storage interval recorded in the control message and transmits a data message including the measured data to the radon abatement facility To the integrated control facility. The server may increase or decrease the data storage interval in proportion to the amount of change of data measured by the radon abatement facility installed at each site.
The data of plural radon abatement facilities are classified into a plurality of categories classified into a plurality of categories of the radon abatement facilities, a middle class classified into each category of the major category into a plurality of places, and a sub class , A database is constructed, and at least one place at a level of a category, a middle class, and at least one radon influence factor at a level of a small category are sequentially selected at a level of a large category, And by sequentially controlling multiple radon abatement facilities in units of each radon influencer factor unit, it is possible to systematically and easily manage and control numerous radon abatement facilities scattered everywhere considering the characteristics of each place for damaging the radon Minimize casualties due to radon exposure under limited management personnel There.
When a category is selected by the user, the screen displaying the names of the plurality of categories at the level of the large classification is switched to the screen displaying the names of the plurality of places and the names of the plurality of radon influence factors at each of the places at the level of the middle classification , It is possible to overcome the limitation that many of the various radon influencing factors of the radon abatement facilities (1) can not be displayed in one screen, and it is possible to confirm in which category the radon abatement facilities are installed in a certain category, The user can monitor the value of the radon influencing factor to be verified in detail while confirming which radon influencing factors are being measured by each.
If any one of the plurality of places is selected by the user, the names of the plurality of places and the names of the plurality of radon influencing factors of the respective places are displayed at the level of the middle class, and data of each of the plurality of radon influence factors The user can monitor all of the multiple radon influencing factors at the desired location and compare the data of the various radon influencing factors to determine the cause of the radon occurrence at each site to determine the characteristics of each site It is possible to establish the measures for reducing the radon, and the age and failure of the radon abatement facility can be accurately determined.
The server extracts from the database name information of each of a plurality of categories, name information of each of a plurality of places, name information of each of a plurality of radon influence factors, or data of at least one radon influence factor to provide to any one of a plurality of clients And one of the clients displays the name of each of the plurality of categories, the name of each of the plurality of places, the name of each of the plurality of radon influence factors, or the data of at least one radon influence factor in one screen, It is not necessary to have a large database in which the data of the abatement facility is recorded, thereby reducing the data management burden on the client.
The client sends a command to the server to control the radon abatement facility installed at the selected location, and the server generates a control message including at least one field indicating the target of the radon abatement facility to be controlled by the command, And transmits a control message to a radon abatement facility installed at a selected place through a communication network facility, thereby allowing a user of a client located at a remote location to perform a specific operation of any one of a plurality of radon abatement facilities scattered everywhere, It is freely controllable.
The server sets a data storage interval of the database on the basis of the risk of radon damage in each category in each category, and transmits a control message including a field indicating the set data storage interval to a radon reduction It is possible to intensively monitor the radon abatement facilities in the category where the risk of radon damage is high without excessive use of communication resources, thereby minimizing the casualties caused by radon exposures. The server increases the data storage interval in proportion to the amount of data measured by the radon abatement facility installed at each site in each place, thereby concentrating the radon abatement facility in the place where the radon concentration in the building room can rise sharply Can be monitored to minimize the casualties caused by radon exposure.
1 is a block diagram of a radon abatement facility integrated control system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a view showing an embodiment of the radon abatement equipment integrated control system shown in FIG. 1. FIG.
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a communication protocol of the radon abatement equipment integrated control system shown in FIG. 1. FIG.
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a format of the control message shown in FIG.
5 is a diagram illustrating the format of the data message shown in FIG.
FIG. 6-7 shows a format of the response message shown in FIG. 3. FIG.
8 is a diagram showing an example of an integrated control program installed in the
FIG. 9-11 is a view showing an output screen of the integrated control program installed in the
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The radon concentration is expressed as becquerel (Bq) or picocuria (pCi). Becquerel is an international standard unit of radioactive material, which indicates the amount of radiation that is emitted once from the nucleus in one second, ie, one radioactive decay occurs for one second. The concentration of radon in air is expressed as Bq / ㎥ or pCi / L, and 1 pCi / L is equivalent to 37 Bq / ㎥. According to the indoor air quality recommendation standard in
1 is a block diagram of a radon abatement facility integrated control system according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 1, the integrated radon reduction facility control system according to the present embodiment is installed in each of a plurality of buildings, each of which is scattered in a plurality of places, and a plurality of radon reduction An integrated control facility (2) for integrally controlling the facility (1), a plurality of radon abatement facilities (1), and a communication between the plurality of radon abatement facilities (1) and the integrated control facility And a communication network equipment (3). Each
The
Each set-
Examples of the measurement data of the
That is, the
FIG. 2 is a view showing an embodiment of the radon abatement equipment integrated control system shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 2, the
And one
The set
Since the
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a communication protocol of the radon abatement equipment integrated control system shown in FIG. 1. FIG. Referring to FIG. 3, when the
The sequence of the communication protocol according to the present embodiment is as follows. When the control message of the first format is transmitted from the
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a format of the control message shown in FIG. In FIG. 4, the first line represents the definition of each field, the second line represents the code of each field, and the third line represents the ASCII value of each field. 4, the control message of the first format transmitted from the
A code "0x4F" indicating that the message is a control message is recorded in the type field, a code "0x53" indicating that the object to be controlled by the message is the
The data storage interval field records the data storage interval expressed in three numeric formats. The ASCII value "30 30 31" recorded in the data storage interval field indicates that the data storage interval is one minute. For example, the storage interval of the data, that is, the storage period may be set to any one of 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, and 1 hour. A checksum value for checking the error of the data is recorded in the checksum field, and a code "0x03" for indicating the end of the message is recorded in the ETX field. The error checking of the data is performed using a value obtained by summing all the data from the STX field to the checksum field and a value recorded in the checksum field. Since this is a technique well known to those skilled in the art to which this embodiment belongs, Description thereof will be omitted.
5 is a diagram illustrating the format of the data message shown in FIG. In FIG. 5, the first line represents the definition of each field, the second line represents the code of each field, and the third line represents the ASCII value of each field. 5, a data message of a second format transmitted from the
The temperature field records the temperature value expressed in the form of two numbers and one decimal point. The ASCII value "30 32 36
In the fan status field, the state value of the
FIG. 6-7 shows a format of the response message shown in FIG. 3. FIG. In FIG. 6-7, the first line represents the definition of each field, the second line represents the code of each field, and the third line represents the ASCII value of each field. Referring to FIGS. 6-7, the response message of the third format includes an STX field, a length field, a type field, a checksum field, and an ETX field. These fields are duplicated with the control message and the data message described above, and therefore, a description thereof will be omitted. In the type field of the response message shown in FIG. 6, a code "0x06" indicating that the control message or the data message is normally received is recorded. When a data error is checked using a control message or a checksum field of a data message, if there is no data error, the response message shown in FIG. 6 is transmitted as a response to the control message or the data message. In the type field of the response message shown in Fig. 7, a code "0x05 " indicating that the control message or the data message is abnormally received is recorded. When a data error is found when checking an error of data using a control message or a checksum field of a data message, the response message shown in FIG. 7 is transmitted as a response to a control message or a data message.
8 is a diagram showing an example of an integrated control program installed in the
The
The
In the present embodiment, the radon influence factor refers to a factor that may affect the indoor radon concentration, and includes a radon concentration measured by the
The
Radon is a natural radioactive material that exists everywhere and is mainly found in soil, rock (granite), groundwater, building materials (gypsum board, etc.). Because most of the radon introduced into the room is originated from underground soil or rock, places such as underground history, underground shopping area, etc. tend to have higher concentration of radon in the indoor air than other places and need to be managed more concentrated than other places. On the other hand, since elderly people, patients, and infants are more likely to develop the same concentration of radon than healthy adults, places such as medical institutions, childcare facilities, elderly care facilities, and postpartum care centers where they live mainly need to be managed. Hereinafter, the place where a high concentration of radon is detected or a place where a person susceptible to radon tends to be present is referred to as a place having a high risk of damaging the radon.
In this embodiment, a plurality of radon abatement facilities (1) are classified into categories such as underground history, underground shopping malls, medical institutions, child care facilities, nursing homes, and postpartum care centers do. Accordingly, the user of the integrated control facility (2) can efficiently manage numerous radon abatement facilities (1) under limited management personnel by concentrating the categories in which places with high risk of radon damage belongs compared to other categories, It is possible to minimize the damage caused by the human being. Thus, the present embodiment can systematically and easily manage and control many radon abatement facilities scattered everywhere considering characteristics of each place for radon exposure damage, thereby minimizing loss of life due to exposure to radon under limited management personnel can do.
At the level of middle class, each category is classified into a plurality of places. Therefore, it is possible to compare the measurement data of various radon abatement facilities (1) installed in places having the same characteristics belonging to the same category. Therefore, it is necessary to grasp the cause of radon generation at each site, And it is possible to accurately determine the age, failure, etc. of the radon abatement facility. Accordingly, it is possible to eliminate the safety threat of residents due to prolonged failure of the radon abatement facility. In addition, by classifying each place of the subdivision into a plurality of radon influence factors at the level of the small classification, it is possible to easily find out the status of a plurality of radon influence factors at a place where the user wants to monitor.
FIG. 9-11 is a view showing an output screen of the integrated control program installed in the
Next, the
When any one of a plurality of places displayed on the screen of the
As shown in FIG. 10, when any one of the plurality of places is selected by the user, the names of the plurality of places and the names of the plurality of the radon influence factors of the places are displayed at the level of the sub- The data of each of the plurality of radon affecting factors is switched to the displayed screen. The change in the value of each radon influencing factor can be shown as a graph in which the x-axis is the time flow and the y-axis is the magnitude of the value of the radon influence factor. If it is not possible to display a graph of all the radon influence factors in one screen, it is possible to display multiple graphs in a superimposed manner as shown in FIG. 10, and display the graph selected by the user in front of the graph. Accordingly, the user can monitor the change of the plurality of radon influence factors at a desired place in detail.
When two of the plurality of places displayed on the screen of the
As shown in FIG. 11, when two of the plurality of places displayed on the screen of the
According to this embodiment, when one of the categories is selected by the user, the screen displayed at the level of the large classification is switched to the screen displayed at the level of the middle classification, and when one of the places is selected by the user, , It is possible to confirm in which category the
In addition, the
The user determines the radon limit value and the on / off interval of the
The user can determine the data storage interval of the database based on the risk of radon damage in each category for each category. For example, a data storage interval for a category in which a radon concentration tends to be detected at a high level or a place where a person with a vulnerable radon is located may be shortened compared to other categories, and a data storage interval may be extended for another category. That is, the server sets a data storage interval of the database on the basis of the risk of radon damage in each category for each category, and transmits a control message including a field indicating the data storage interval to a plurality of places To the
Accordingly, it is possible to intensively monitor the radon abatement facility (1) in a place belonging to a category having a high risk of radon damage without excessive use of communication resources, thereby minimizing casualties caused by exposure to radon. On the other hand, each
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The present invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiments. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. Therefore, the disclosed embodiments should be considered in an illustrative rather than a restrictive sense. The scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims rather than by the foregoing description, and all differences within the scope of equivalents thereof should be construed as being included in the present invention.
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A plurality of radon reduction facilities installed in each of a plurality of buildings, each of which is scattered in a plurality of places, for reducing the concentration of radon in the indoor air of each building;
Wherein the plurality of radon abatement facilities are classified into a plurality of categories, an intermediate category in which each category of the major category is classified into a plurality of places, and a plurality of radon effect factors, An integrated control facility for integrally controlling the plurality of radon abatement facilities based on a database constructed by layering data of abatement facilities; And
And a communication network equipment for mediating communication between the plurality of radon abatement facilities and the integrated control facility using a communication network,
Wherein the integrated control facility is adapted to sequentially select one category at the level of the major category, at least one place at the level of the sub class, and at least one radon influence factor at the level of the sub class, And the plurality of radon abatement facilities are sequentially controlled in units of place, each of the radon impact factor units, and each of the radon influence factor units.
The integrated control facility
Displaying a name of each of the plurality of categories in a single screen at a level of the large classification,
A name of each of a plurality of places of the selected category at a level of the middle class and a name of each of a plurality of radon influence factors of each of a plurality of places of the selected category are displayed in one screen,
Wherein when the user selects one of the categories, the screen displayed at the level of the major category is switched to the screen displayed at the level of the sub-category.
The integrated control facility
Displaying at least one of a plurality of radon influence factors of the selected at least one place in the level of the small classification in one screen,
Wherein when the user selects one of the locations, the screen displayed at the level of the middle class is switched to the screen displayed at the level of the small class.
Wherein the integrated control facility comprises a server and a plurality of clients,
The server extracts from the database name information of each of the plurality of categories, name information of each of the plurality of locations, name information of each of the plurality of radon influence factors, or data of the at least one radon influence factor, To one of the clients,
Wherein the one of the clients displays the name of each of the plurality of categories, the name of each of the plurality of places, the name of each of the plurality of radon influence factors, or the data of the at least one radon influence factor in one screen Features integrated radon reduction facility control system.
The client transmits a command for controlling the radon abatement facility installed at the selected place to the server,
The server generates a control message including a field indicating an object of the radon abatement facility to be controlled by the command, at least one field indicating the command, and transmits the control message to the radon reduction facility Wherein the radon abatement facility is installed in the facility.
The server sets a data storage interval of the database on the basis of the risk of radon damage in each category in each of the categories, and transmits a control message including a field indicating the set data storage interval to a plurality of categories To a radon abatement facility installed in each of the sites,
Wherein each radon abatement facility measures data for the plurality of environmental factors according to a data storage interval recorded in the control message and transmits a data message including the measured data to the integrated control facility. Reduction facility integrated control system.
Wherein the server increases or decreases the data storage interval in proportion to the amount of change in data measured by the radon abatement facility installed at each site.
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