Advancing HVAC Quality and Performance Through State-of-the-Art Sensing Technology

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Abstract

This study explores the integration of advanced sensing technologies into HVAC systems to improve efficiency and performance, with a focus on Northwest Indiana casinos. The project addresses challenges faced by traditional systems, such as inconsistent temperature control, high energy consumption, and poor air quality, which impact guest comfort and operational costs. By incorporating IoT-enabled sensors, infrared thermal imaging, and AI-driven predictive maintenance, HVAC systems can dynamically adjust based on real-time data, ensuring optimal comfort and energy savings. Infrared cameras identify inefficiencies like air leaks and duct blockages, while Schlieren imaging visualizes airflow patterns to resolve zoning issues. Results demonstrate significant improvements in temperature regulation, a 15% reduction in energy consumption, and enhanced air quality. This research highlights the potential for advanced HVAC technologies to transform high-occupancy environments, fostering sustainability, operational efficiency, and improved guest experiences.

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