Methodology and application to assess occupant comfort, mechanical equipment, and energy use for an athletic facility
评估运动设施的使用者舒适度、机械设备和能源使用的方法和应用
基本信息
- 批准号:514910-2017
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.82万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Engage Grants Program
- 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
Homesol, an Perth, Ontario-based building assessment and design firm with an extensive track record isseeking to develop a large net-zero energy athletic facility in Ottawa, that will serve as the Canadian Olympicgymnastics team training centre. Homesol will have the benefit of the next several years to assess the currentbuilding that is being used by their client so that lessons learned are applied to the new design. Notable issuesin the current building include relatively high energy use, thermal discomfort, and a strong odour. Thus, theyhave commissioned the researchers to use innovative data-driven means to identify and diagnose the problems,while also making design recommendations for how to resolve them for the new building. This will be the firstnet-zero energy athletic facility in Canada. Several major technical challenges include:-Athletic facilities are energy intensive because of high ventilation rate requirements.-Traditional thermal comfort models are not suitable for occupants with high metabolic rates (i.e., gymnasts),thus they cannot be used to estimate comfort.-Older buildings, such as this one, do not log high-resolution performance data.Several major innovations that will be pursued by the Carleton-based research team include: the notion ofcollecting self-reported occupant comfort data and correlating it with indoor environmental conditions;performing a long-term measurement-based audit using sparse sensors; and, using findings to directly influencethe new building design.
Homesol是一家总部位于安大略省珀斯的建筑评估和设计公司,拥有广泛的业绩记录,正在寻求在渥太华开发一个大型净零能源体育设施,该设施将作为加拿大奥林匹克体操队训练中心。Homesol将在未来几年内评估其客户正在使用的当前建筑,以便将吸取的经验教训应用于新的设计。当前建筑中值得注意的问题包括相对较高的能源使用,热不适和强烈的气味。因此,他们委托研究人员使用创新的数据驱动手段来识别和诊断问题,同时也为如何解决新建筑的问题提出设计建议。这将是加拿大第一个净零能源体育设施。几个主要的技术挑战包括:-体育设施是能源密集型的,因为高通风率的要求。传统的热舒适模型不适合具有高代谢率的居住者(即,因此,它们不能用于估计舒适度。像这样的老建筑,不记录高分辨率的性能数据。卡尔顿研究小组将追求的几个主要创新包括:收集自我报告的居住者舒适度数据并将其与室内环境条件相关联的概念;使用稀疏传感器进行长期的基于测量的审计;以及,使用调查结果直接影响新的建筑设计。
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