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Over the past 30 years controls have advanced from nearly 100% pneumatic controls (which were interoperable), to proprietary DDC controls, to the current day of integrated building systems that use open protocols (BACnet, LON, MODBUS). This has presented a challenge to the engineering community. Specifications today must not only address factory and field mounted control systems; they must provide sequences of operation for traditional HVAC systems, new green technologies, building energy use optimization, and predictive control strategies; they must specify graphical user interfaces, including dashboards and educational kiosks; they must address network communication and response speeds; and they must span the specification sections within the plan and spec documents that include the building systems integrated into the building automation system.

36-1 Controls Specification 101
Chariti Young, Automated Logic Corp.
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36-2 DDC: How to Get What You Really Want?
Frank Shadpour, P.E., SC Engineers, Inc.
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