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Simulation of the full and part load energy consumption of HVAC system of building
Abstract A model based on dynamic heat transfers through the building envelope and between the contents inside the building is developed. This model has been incorporated into the Computer Aided Building Airconditioning Requirement and Environmental Temperature Simulation (CABARETS) program. The model takes into account the interaction between the external excitation, building envelope, contents inside the building, air handling systems and the mechanical equipment. An iterative numerical procedure has been implemented to solve the simultaneous heat transfer equations for the various components of the system. The indoor temperature and humidity variations with or without the operation of the HVAC system are established, and the energy requirements for maintaining the controlled environment are computed. The electrical power requirement for operating the HVAC mechanical equipment is estimated by the model, and the values are compared with the observed electricity consumption for the mechanical services.
Simulation of the full and part load energy consumption of HVAC system of building
Abstract A model based on dynamic heat transfers through the building envelope and between the contents inside the building is developed. This model has been incorporated into the Computer Aided Building Airconditioning Requirement and Environmental Temperature Simulation (CABARETS) program. The model takes into account the interaction between the external excitation, building envelope, contents inside the building, air handling systems and the mechanical equipment. An iterative numerical procedure has been implemented to solve the simultaneous heat transfer equations for the various components of the system. The indoor temperature and humidity variations with or without the operation of the HVAC system are established, and the energy requirements for maintaining the controlled environment are computed. The electrical power requirement for operating the HVAC mechanical equipment is estimated by the model, and the values are compared with the observed electricity consumption for the mechanical services.
Simulation of the full and part load energy consumption of HVAC system of building
Samuel, A.E. (author) / Chia, T.H. (author)
Building and Environment ; 18 ; 207-218
1983-01-01
12 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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