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. . 2556 16-18 2556 Information System Development to Support Real Time Energy Management System Case Study Bangkok University (City Campus) 1* 2 1 1 E-mail: [email protected] * 2 Saranyu Satjapoch 1* Prawong Maneelertrattana 2 Songkran Bangsarantip 1 1 Department of Industrial Engineering Technology, College of Industrial Technology, King Mongkuts University of Technology North Bangkok, Bangkok E-mail: [email protected] * 2 Department of Maintenance, Buliding and Utilities Administration Office, Bangkok University (City Campus), Bangkok 1 8 2 (Energy Performance Indicators (EnPIs)) Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) 33.96% Abstract This research aims to reduce the cost of energy management in Bangkok University (city campus). By focusing on the process of assessing the situation power management is one of the eight basic steps an organization must take to make a report to the department of energy. In the process the core activities that need to be loss of time and human resources in a number of activities, including number 2. All the

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Information System Development to Support Real Time Energy Management

System Case Study Bangkok University (City Campus)

1* 2 1 1

E-mail: [email protected]*

2

Saranyu Satjapoch1* Prawong Maneelertrattana2 Songkran Bangsarantip1 1Department of Industrial Engineering Technology, College of Industrial Technology,

King Mongkut�s University of Technology North Bangkok, Bangkok E-mail: [email protected]*

2Department of Maintenance, Buliding and Utilities Administration Office, Bangkok University (City Campus), Bangkok

1 8

2

(Energy Performance Indicators (EnPIs))

Automatic Meter Reading (AMR)

33.96%

Abstract

This research aims to reduce the cost of energy management in Bangkok University (city campus). By focusing on the process of assessing the situation power management is one of the eight basic steps an

organization must take to make a report to the department of energy. In the process the core activities that need to be loss of time and human resources in a number of activities, including number 2. All the

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information gathering power. Assessment and management of primary energy. The research has been to

develop an information system to support the management of time and energy. The system consists of programs to support energy management (Energy Performance Indicators (EnPIs)), which is connected

to the electrical system, Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) or digital meter. Makes it possible to collect data energy-time as well as to compare the ratio of the energy consumption per unit of output or services

can be automated. Result in reducing the cost of activities to collect information on energy consumption. Assessment and management of primary energy of Bangkok University (City campus) to be 33.96%.

Keywords: Energy Management, Automatic Meter Reading (AMR), Real Time Energy Management,

Meter Digital

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6 x (300/8) x (185.02-22.00)/60 = 611.33 / 183,397.5 / (1

300 ) = 183,397.5 / (6 x 300 x 300) x 100% = 33.96%

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