مقاله A novel personalized thermal comfort control, responding to user sensation feedbacks : تی پی بین

خلاصه مقاله

This paper presents a novel heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) control architecture for office buildings, which uses the predicted mean vote (PMV) index of each occupant as feedback and offers them the opportunity to act on their own comfort level by signalling a possible thermal uncomfortable sensation to a personal user interface. A co-simulation EnergyPlus/Simulink has been used to test this new personalized and adaptive thermal comfort control in an office building for different seasons, up to two employees per office. Simulation results show that such a comfort control algorithm leads to sizeable energy savings as well as comfort improvement for each occupant. Moreover, after processing the order given by the user interface, the control algorithm makes the simulated thermal sensation match the actual thermal sensation of the occupant with a high accuracy, leading to a better consideration of his thermal comfort.

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Romain Nouvel [ Laboratoire d’Energétique du batiment, CEA, INES, Savoie technolac - BP 332, 50 avenue du Lac léman, 73377, Le Bourget du Lac, France ]

Franck Alessi [ Laboratoire d’Energétique du batiment, CEA, INES, Savoie technolac - BP 332, 50 avenue du Lac léman, 73377, Le Bourget du Lac, France ]

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thermal comfort control HVAC systems office buildings user interface co simulation

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مجموعه مقالات Building Simulation

Building Simulation: An International Journal publishes original, high quality, peer-reviewed research papers and review articles dealing with modeling and simulation of buildings including their systems. The goal is to promote the field of building science and technology to such a level that modeling will eventually be used in every aspect of building construction as a routine instead of an exception. Of particular interest are papers that reflect recent developments and applications of modeling tools and their impact on advances of building science and technology. Paper submission is solicited for the following five fixed sections: Building thermal, lighting, and acoustics modeling, Building systems and components, Indoor/outdoor airflow and air quality, Architecture and human behavior, Advances in modeling and simulation tools.

حوزه های تحت پوشش : Building thermal, lighting, and acoustics modeling, Building systems and components, Indoor/outdoor airflow and air quality