Nanotechnology of ”intellectualization“ of energy accounting and of suppression of fire-energy harm in engineering systems of residential buildings. Part 2

Introduction. At present, both abroad and in Russia, accidents, fires and explosions in the engineering systems of multiapartment residential buildings and individual residential buildings have become more frequent. At the same time, the "creators" of automated systems for monitoring and accounting of energy resources (ASKUE) did not attend to the solution of the problems of safety of engineering systems, since their goals were exclusively commercial tasks – "digitalization" of energy consumption metering and detection of illegal consumption of such sources. Therefore, in this article, an attempt is made to "eliminate clutter" in the automation of engineering systems in the residential sector. Methods, models and tools. Based on the analysis of engineering systems of multi-apartment residential buildings and individual residential buildings, as a result of the functioning of which not only the delivery of life support resources (gas, cold and hot water, electricity, communications, etc.) is carried out, but also fire-energy and environmental harm occurs, a methodology has been developed for the "intellectualization" of the means of accounting for the supplied resources, for the purpose of diagnosing and suppressing fire-energy harm using modern nanotechnologies and, thus, preventing accidents, explosions and fires in the residential sector. Results and discussion. The methodology of "intellectualization" is based on the dialectical unity of benefits and harms from consumed energy resources (electricity, domestic gas, hot and cold water), as well as to carry out a systemic synthesis of nanotechnologies and means of "detection and suppression" of fire-energy harm. The novelty of the research is protected by RF patents. Conclusion. The proposed approach makes it possible to "eliminate the disorder before the automation" of engineering systems of multi-apartment residential buildings and individual residential houses, by "intellectualizing" metering devices and optimizing nanotechnologies for suppressing fire-energy harm which leads to socio-economic losses.