AN INTELLIGENT CLIMATE MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR CLEAN ROOMS BASED ON IOT AND SCADA

The article presents the results of research on the development and implementation of an intelligent control system for cleanroom parameters based on Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, carried out as part of a project to create an automated monitoring system for medical and industrial facilities. The regularities of the technological process of microclimate management in clean rooms, including temperature, humidity and air quality control, have been established, which ensures high accuracy and reliability of the system. The rational operating modes of the system, supported by IoT sensors and the SCADA platform, ensure stable environmental parameters, which increases the efficiency of medical equipment and reduces energy consumption. A design feature of the control system is proposed, which allows reducing energy consumption while increasing the accuracy of monitoring and maintaining optimal conditions in clean rooms, as well as integration with cloud platforms for remote monitoring and data analysis.

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