BRCM Matlab Toolbox: Model generation for model predictive building control

David Sturzenegger, D. Gyalistras, Vito Semeraro, M. Morari, Roy S. Smith
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Model predictive control (MPC) is a promising alternative in building control with the potential to improve energy efficiency and comfort and to enable demand response capabilities. Creating an accurate building model that is simple enough to allow the resulting MPC problem to be tractable is a challenging but crucial task in the control development. In this paper we introduce the Building Resistance-Capacitance Modeling (BRCM) Matlab Toolbox that facilitates the physical modeling of buildings for MPC. The Toolbox provides a means for the fast generation of (bi-)linear resistance-capacitance type models from basic building geometry, construction and systems data. Moreover, it supports the generation of the corresponding potentially time-varying costs and constraints. The Toolbox is based on previously validated modeling principles. In a case study a BRCM model was automatically generated from an EnergyPlus input data file and its predictive capabilities were compared to the EnergyPlus model. The Toolbox itself, the details of the modeling and the documentation can be found at www.brcm.ethz.ch.
BRCM Matlab工具箱:模型预测建筑控制的模型生成
模型预测控制(MPC)是一种很有前途的建筑控制替代方案,具有提高能源效率和舒适度以及实现需求响应能力的潜力。在控制开发中,创建一个足够简单的精确建筑模型以允许由此产生的MPC问题易于处理是一项具有挑战性但至关重要的任务。本文介绍了建筑电阻-电容建模(BRCM) Matlab工具箱,该工具箱便于对MPC中的建筑物进行物理建模。工具箱提供了一种从基本建筑几何、构造和系统数据快速生成(双)线性电阻-电容型模型的方法。此外,它支持相应的潜在时变成本和约束的生成。工具箱基于先前验证过的建模原则。在一个案例研究中,BRCM模型是从EnergyPlus输入数据文件自动生成的,并将其预测能力与EnergyPlus模型进行了比较。工具箱本身、建模细节和文档可以在www.brcm.ethz.ch上找到。
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