BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (BMS) Building Management System (BMS) is also known as Building Automation System. It helps in utilization of building energy and optimization of control through an automation as pre-determined. The objective of BMS is to enhance, monitor and control building operational condition.

BMS is especially applicable for industrial buildings. Buildings are an integral part of your business operation and it’s directly related to the return on investment. This will also determine your competitiveness affected by the building performance. With growing competition, management looks for different services and tools that would enable control, integration and mirror business needs more closely, which help them to reduce operational cost.

The BMS comprises of Automation Control Solution and its related Application. Airport infrastructure represents a unique pattern of building management requirements. Fire and security systems and lighting & process management are a part of multi-vendor systems. BMS helps to monitor and control the different building services within the airport facilities through software information interchange with other systems and hardwiring.

The main challenge of BMS is to work subsystem as a part of single management environment. For BMS to work , it requires a central system to run it and its communication, field controllers to control the transfer of data from one end to another, field sensor that receives a signal or stimulus and responds to it in a distinctive manner (in this case it could be temperature sensor, humidity sensor, kilowatt hour sensor, tank level sensor, flow switches, water meter and gas meter), and system interface – a program that controls a display for the user and that allows the user to interact with the system.


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