Tools
The consortium strives to reduce the gap between predicted and monitored performance by applying a coherent quality management system (QMS) for buildings supported by three tools.
Although the three tools are different elements in the project they work best together doing quality assurance. Different combinations of tools in buildings permit a flexible application in various project situations.
"Performance Test bench (PTB)"
- Tool for functional specifications of Building Services
- Link between the description of individual BMS functions and an automated statistical analysis and evaluation of the corresponding operation data
- Clear metrics for system performance
"Comfortmeter"
- Web based survey tool
- Questions related to different comfort, productivity and user related aspects
- Cost-effective, reliable and clear insight in the comfort performance of the building
The online survey will analyse the performance of comfort of 120 buildings across Europe. Be part of this global analysis and examine your building for free !
Full information on the Comfortmeter tool is available on the dedicated website.
"HPS/NG9"
- Application on electrical energy low cost sub-metering
- Development of energy management indicators
- Detection of unexpected energy consumption
- Real-time local analysis
29.03.2018
German Guidelines on Technical Monitoring of buildings now available in English
QUANTUM cooperation with AMEV working group led to the publication of an English version of AMEV TMon guidelines. This translation is an asset for scaling up the good practices of Quality Management beyond the German market.
23.03.2018
QUANTUM at the REHVA seminar at Light+Building 2018
QUANTUM project coordinator Stefan Plesser was a guest speaker at the REHVA seminar "Smart buildings & digitalisation in the new EPBD"
22.03.2018
Building 4.0 Symposium - opportunities and possibilities of smart building operation
Event announcement: 10-11/04, Munich
"Have you already dealt with the challenges of increasing networking in building equipment and its effects on the quality and cost-effectiveness of your systems?"