Framework for energy-based decision support system (DSS) for residential construction projects
住宅建设项目能源决策支持系统(DSS)框架
基本信息
- 批准号:505476-2016
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 3.24万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Collaborative Research and Development Grants
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2017-01-01 至 2018-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Over the years, Canada's cold climate has been the primary driver of the established energy design requirements. While energy demands have been steadily increasing to provide better indoor living conditions, there has been little corresponding innovation with respect to the technology and systems used in the building envelope and heating and cooling system. Thus, the capital costs of construction projects have increased in order to meet these demands. Insufficient energy design procedures have further hindered practitioners during the design stages due to the lack of an innovative framework allowing the efficient exploration of different combinations of building envelope and heating/cooling systems. This research introduces a novel solution for energy efficiency improvement by incorporating energy studies with target costing techniques. The energy evaluation process is based on the direct energy impact of the proposed construction systems-the three level hierarchical systems; assembly systems, sub-assembly systems, and construction components-and their indirect impact due to the interchangeable interactions among the systems. Consequently, an internal comparative-based energy evaluation of all possible energy models that satisfy client's requirements and target cost will be established, and improved energy design along with detailed project estimate breakdown and a full list of project specifications will be generated. The introduction of energy factors and energy mathematical models will promote the exploration of all possible configurations of energy models according to a specific project design. Through the utilization of data mining techniques, the developed energy functions will automatically generate a list of all possible simulated results of the energy consumption of a project, and the rule-based analysis (RBA) will select the alternatives that yield the highest energy efficiency. Finally, the proposed energy management system will provide the basis needed to validate and update the developed TCEng, which, in turn, will guide the energy design for future residential projects.
多年来,加拿大寒冷的气候一直是既定能源设计要求的主要驱动力。虽然为了提供更好的室内生活条件,能源需求一直在稳步增长,但在建筑围护结构和供暖和制冷系统所使用的技术和系统方面,几乎没有相应的创新。因此,为了满足这些需求,建设项目的资本成本增加了。能源设计程序不足进一步阻碍了实践者在设计阶段的工作,因为缺乏一个创新的框架,可以有效地探索建筑围护结构和供暖/制冷系统的不同组合。这项研究提出了一种新的解决方案,通过将能源研究与目标成本计算技术相结合来提高能源效率。能量评估过程基于拟议的建筑系统--三级等级系统、装配系统、子装配系统和建筑部件--的直接能量影响,以及由于系统之间可互换的相互作用而产生的间接影响。因此,将对满足客户要求和目标成本的所有可能的能源模式进行内部比较能源评估,并改进能源设计以及详细的项目估计细目和项目规格的完整清单。能源因素和能源数学模型的引入将促进根据具体项目设计探索能源模型的所有可能配置。通过利用数据挖掘技术,开发的能源函数将自动生成项目能源消耗的所有可能模拟结果的列表,基于规则的分析(RBA)将选择产生最高能效的替代方案。最后,拟议的能源管理系统将提供所需的基础,以验证和更新开发的TCEng,这反过来将指导未来住宅项目的能源设计。
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