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Baseline Load Models of Air-Conditioning in Commercial Buildings Considering Temperature and Seasons
Accurate prediction of air-conditioning load is the prerequisite of commercial buildings actively participating in the operation of power grid. The strong correlation factors with air-conditioning load were analyzed in commercial building based on the empirical results, and a temperature sensitivity model of air-conditioning load was got. Considering the humidity, air-pressure and other seasonal difference, a correction sensitivity model with temperature and seasons is proposed. Finally the effectiveness of this model is validated by the calculation example of Shanghai Huitai Building.
Baseline Load Models of Air-Conditioning in Commercial Buildings Considering Temperature and Seasons
Accurate prediction of air-conditioning load is the prerequisite of commercial buildings actively participating in the operation of power grid. The strong correlation factors with air-conditioning load were analyzed in commercial building based on the empirical results, and a temperature sensitivity model of air-conditioning load was got. Considering the humidity, air-pressure and other seasonal difference, a correction sensitivity model with temperature and seasons is proposed. Finally the effectiveness of this model is validated by the calculation example of Shanghai Huitai Building.
Baseline Load Models of Air-Conditioning in Commercial Buildings Considering Temperature and Seasons
Applied Mechanics and Materials ; 672-674 ; 1729-1734
2014-10-08
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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