HVAC elements modeling and implementation for net-zero energy building applications

2014 IEEE 9th IEEE International Symposium on Applied Computational Intelligence and Informatics (SACI) Pub Date : 2014-05-15 DOI:10.1109/SACI.2014.6840060

C. Szász

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It is well known that rising energy prices have lead scientists to focus a special attention over resident or commercial building energy efficiency. Recent advances in digital technologies also encourage the development of a wide range of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) automation systems for “net-zero energy building” strategies implementation. In topic with these emerging trends, this paper presents the modeling and software implementation research efforts of several HVAC elements, as basic components of a specially conceived “intelligent house” at Debrecen University. These components have been designed to overcome same of the actually existing deficiencies and emptiness in the HVAC systems modeling and simulation processes. Their original models have been implemented as novel VI (Virtual Instruments) by using the graphical oriented LabView software toolkit. Beside the elaborated mathematical models concrete software implementation examples are provided in the paper. These models are suited to become a useful software toolkit for implementing HVAC systems for net-zero energy building approaches, offering a feasible solution for future developments and research.

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零能耗建筑应用的暖通空调元件建模和实现

众所周知，能源价格的上涨使科学家们特别关注居民或商业建筑的能源效率。数字技术的最新进展也鼓励开发各种暖通空调自动化系统，以实施“零净能耗建筑”战略。在这些新兴趋势的主题中，本文介绍了几个暖通空调元件的建模和软件实现研究工作，作为德布雷森大学特别构想的“智能住宅”的基本组成部分。这些组件的设计是为了克服暖通空调系统建模和仿真过程中实际存在的缺陷和空白。他们的原始模型通过使用面向图形的LabView软件工具包实现为新颖的VI(虚拟仪器)。在阐述数学模型的基础上，给出了具体的软件实现实例。这些模型适合成为一个有用的软件工具包，用于实施零净能耗建筑方法的暖通空调系统，为未来的开发和研究提供可行的解决方案。

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