Reliability of wireless sensors using low cost WiFi chipsets for structural monitoring
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Look, Morgan
Holmes, Wayne
Birchmore, Roger
Holmes, Wayne
Birchmore, Roger
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2019-01
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Conference Contribution - Paper in Published Proceedings
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power measurements
temperature
structural monitoring
wireless sensing
Internet of Things (IoT)
IoT
ESP8266 (WiFi microchip)
ventilation
temperature
structural monitoring
wireless sensing
Internet of Things (IoT)
IoT
ESP8266 (WiFi microchip)
ventilation
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Look, M., Holmes, W., & Birchmore, R. (2019). Reliability of wireless sensors using low cost WiFi chipsets for Structural Monitoring. 18th International Conference on Electronics, Information, and Communication (ICEIC 2019), (pp. 227-230).
Abstract
This paper focused on the gathering of comparative temperature data from the ventilation systems installed in two buildings constructed to differing building standards. The Logging of temperature at 6 locations in the ventilation system ducting, plus current for the AC load was undertaken. An interval of 15 minutes for temperature was requested, however more frequent current measurements were required as short term variation had to be accounted for. At one of the sites the system proved to be reasonably reliable, with typical uptime of 7-14 days, the other site suffered from frequent drop-outs/crashes often within 24 hours of being manually reset.
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ICEIC 2019 Secretariat
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ICEIC 2019