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Implementation of real-time model predictive heating control for a factory building using ANN-based lumped modelling approach
It is important to control the heating system by following real-time demand, while considering the dynamic changes and non-uniform distributions of indoor environments. This paper presents a model predictive control (MPC) scheme for predicting indoor air temperatures at multiple points in a large factory building that consists of large irregular spaces and heat-generating equipment. Instead of using a full-blown dynamic simulation model (e.g. EnergyPlus), the authors developed a lumped simulation model. This model can accurately predict the temperatures and is, therefore, used for the optimal on/off control of 61 unit heaters installed in the factory building. Based on the MPC, energy savings of 56.3% were realized over three weeks, and the indoor air temperatures were maintained within a comfortable range. It is highlighted in the paper that this MPC approach based on the minimalistic lumped model can accurately predict indoor thermal behaviour and save significant energy.
Implementation of real-time model predictive heating control for a factory building using ANN-based lumped modelling approach
It is important to control the heating system by following real-time demand, while considering the dynamic changes and non-uniform distributions of indoor environments. This paper presents a model predictive control (MPC) scheme for predicting indoor air temperatures at multiple points in a large factory building that consists of large irregular spaces and heat-generating equipment. Instead of using a full-blown dynamic simulation model (e.g. EnergyPlus), the authors developed a lumped simulation model. This model can accurately predict the temperatures and is, therefore, used for the optimal on/off control of 61 unit heaters installed in the factory building. Based on the MPC, energy savings of 56.3% were realized over three weeks, and the indoor air temperatures were maintained within a comfortable range. It is highlighted in the paper that this MPC approach based on the minimalistic lumped model can accurately predict indoor thermal behaviour and save significant energy.
Implementation of real-time model predictive heating control for a factory building using ANN-based lumped modelling approach
Ra, Seon Jung (Autor:in) / Shin, Han Sol (Autor:in) / Park, Cheol Soo (Autor:in)
Journal of Building Performance Simulation ; 16 ; 163-178
04.03.2023
16 pages
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Elektronische Ressource
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