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Energy Management by Dynamic Monitoring of a Building of the University of Valladolid

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Fig. 1    Consumption chart.
Fig. 2 shows devices and sensors installed for the  signal gathering, distribution and treatment:
Fig. 3    Electric power consumption of the building (global).
Fig. 5 shows the monitoring of thermal comfort and  air quality parameters (dry bulb temperature and CO 2
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