Developing and remote controlling a multi-zone cooling plant using web services and a secure token mechanism

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This study involves developing a realistic multi-zone cooling plant model with three independent zones and controlling it via a USB-connected computer. Each cooling zone can have different temperature settings, and all parameters are configured by automation control software which is written in C# language. The cooling system has two cascade connected compressors, three solenoid valves and five fans. All these devices are driven by a specially developed microcontroller-based electronic control card. The developed system enables all control parameters and temperature values to be set and monitored by any Internet-connected remote device using web service technology and a secure token mechanism.

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Kirbas, I. (2015). Developing and remote controlling a multi-zone cooling plant using web services and a secure token mechanism. Measurement and Control (United Kingdom), 48(9), 278–284. https://doi.org/10.1177/0020294015600475

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