System for automatically detecting airtightness of windows and doors of building and control method

Abstract

The invention relates to a system for automatically detecting the airtightness of windows and doors of a building and a control method. A blower plenum chamber is provided with a high pressure blowertherein, and is successively provided thereon with a lower plenum chamber, a low efficient air filter element, a middle plenum chamber, a high efficient air filter element, an upper plenum chamber andan air duct. The air duct is connected to a to-be-detected window member and a sealing film so as to form an air cavity. The upper plenum chamber and the middle plenum chamber which are on two sidesof the high efficient filter element are in separate connection to a lower pressure input end and a high pressure input end of a filter element differential pressure transmitter. The window member andthe sealing film form an air cavity which is connected to a window differential pressure transmitter. According to the invention, the control method herein uses the differential difference between the upper and lower sides of the high efficient filter element to determine the air volume. Compared with conventional methods which adopt an anemometer or a flow meter to determine air volume, the method herein is much easier and more accurate. Since the rotation velocity of the blower is controlled by a programmable controller, the system and the method herein can achieve automation in the monitoring process, can cooperate with the computer to automatically record data, greatly reduce manual interference and have great social and practical value.

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[0001] The invention relates to the field of building energy saving, and provides an on-site assembled building door and window air tightness automatic detection and control system; in particular, it relates to a building door and window air tightness automatic detection system and a control method. Background technique

[0002] Air infiltration has a huge impact on indoor air quality and building energy consumption. Studies have shown that the heat consumption caused by infiltration accounts for about 1 / 3 of the total building heat consumption, including severe smog pollution in recent years, especially in winter. Indoor particulate matter such as PM2.5 seriously affects the health and safety of indoor personnel.

[0003] In order to respond to the national goal of energy conservation and consumption reduction, to further develop green buildings and low-energy buildings, and to improve resource utilization, the state has made corresponding classifications on...

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