Design Optimization and Implementation of Smart Building Management System in Nigeria
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A case study was carried out on Envoy Hotel located in Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja in Nigeria, to investigate the economics and energy advantages of installing lighting BMS in the facility. Energy audit and comparative analysis of the hotel building with BMS installed and without BMS installed was also investigated. Also, assessment of the volume of emissions prevented from harming the environment through the use of BMS for Envoy Hotel’s lighting system was carried out, and it was discovered that Mother Nature was spared about 220,000 pounds of toxic emissions over a 5-year period. In conclusion, it was ascertained that BMS though expensive can over time provide significant savings both in cost and energy if properly managed. Hence, for a country such as Nigeria where power generation lies between 3000−4000 MW for a population of about 200 million, adoption of BMS in commercial, industrial and residential buildings will go a long way in addressing power shortages in the country through use of energy efficient measures to control buildings electro-mechanical equipment.
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